Seven-year-old boys have reached an exciting LEGO building stage. With improved reading skills, better dexterity, and longer attention spans, they can tackle more complex builds with smaller pieces and mechanical features.
LEGO sets for 7-year-old boys offer engaging themes from space exploration and dinosaurs to racing cars and superhero adventures. These more advanced sets include moving parts, transformation features, and authentic details that satisfy their growing interest in how things work.
Beyond building, these sets become platforms for creative storytelling and hands-on learning. As boys create epic adventures, they’re developing problem-solving skills, spatial reasoning, and basic engineering concepts through play they truly enjoy.
Here are our top LEGO recommendations for 7-year-old boys, featuring exciting themes and the perfect building challenge level for this age.
1.Hedwig Owl Building Set
Hedwig takes shape with white bricks forming a realistic owl body, while ball joints enable the head to rotate and wings to spread wide. The set includes Harry’s trunk filled with a tiny wand, spell book, and portrait plus a Privet Drive street sign for perching.
Seven-year-olds can recreate mail delivery scenes by positioning Hedwig’s wings mid-flight or folding them for landing poses. The trunk accessories let boys practice spells alongside their owl companion, bringing favorite movie moments into their bedroom.
- Just right difficulty for seven-year-olds
- Wings and head really move around
- Trunk pieces add extra play value
- Compact size fits any shelf
- Wing joints may loosen during play
2.King Magnifico's Disney Castle
Mystery fills every corner of this multi-story castle. The translucent pyramid roof lifts off to reveal King Magnifico’s chamber, while three floors below hold a kitchen with fireplace, bakery counter, and mirrored closet. Asha, Dahlia, Star, and the King navigate spiral stairs between levels.
Boys search the castle rooms for clues and magical objects. Characters move between the bakery and kitchen preparing feasts. The pyramid chamber becomes King Magnifico’s spell-casting tower. Hidden doors and secret spaces appear during building, adding surprise discoveries throughout construction.
- 613 pieces challenge without overwhelming builders
- LEGO app shows 3D building steps
- Four separate floors for different adventures
- Connects to other Wish kingdom sets
- Removable roof for easy interior access
- Takes multiple sessions to complete
- Needs clear table space for building
3.LEGO Space Minifigure Mystery Puzzle
Opening the box reveals puzzle pieces that gradually form one surprise space minifigure from six possible designs. The cardboard pieces fit together smoothly at 10″ x 7″ finished size, showing astronauts, aliens, or space explorers in classic LEGO style.
Kids sort edge pieces first, match colors and patterns, then watch their mystery character emerge piece by piece. Once complete, boys often trace the minifigure design, create backstories for their space hero, or trade duplicates with friends building their collection.
- Develops pattern recognition and spatial skills
- Mystery element keeps boys guessing
- Quick 30-minute independent activity
- Cardboard pieces tear with rough handling
4.Monster Jam Dinosaur Truck Pull-Back Set
This 232-piece set builds a fierce ThunderROARus monster truck with green scales, sharp teeth, and orange spikes. The built-in pull-back motor requires no batteries – just pull backward and let go. Technic beams and connectors create a solid frame that handles crashes.
Boys race their dinosaur truck across floors, launch it off homemade ramps, or crash through block towers. The pull-back mechanism sends it zooming up to six feet. Setting up obstacle courses from pillows and books creates Monster Jam arena challenges in the living room.
- Pull-back motor needs no batteries
- Sturdy enough for rough play
- Compact size stores easily anywhere
- Under an hour to build
- Only builds one vehicle model
5.McLaren Racing Car with Pull-Back Motor
This 252-piece Technic set creates an authentic McLaren race car with working pull-back motor. Boys discover how gears and axles connect while assembling the chassis, adding chunky off-road tires, and attaching official racing decals. The LEGO Builder app shows 3D instructions for tricky steps.
Pull the car backward and release for instant racing action across floors, driveways, or dirt. Create starting lines with tape, build ramps from books, or race multiple cars together. The sturdy Technic connections handle crashes and jumps while the enclosed motor mechanism keeps working through rough play.
- Pull-back motor needs no batteries
- Introduces basic engineering concepts naturally
- Tough enough for outdoor racing
- Modifiable with other Technic pieces
- Smaller than expected at 7 inches
- First Technic build takes patience
6.Harry Potter Flying Car Set
The blue Ford Anglia builds quickly with opening doors that let kids easily place Harry and Ron inside for their Hogwarts journey. The removable roof turns the car into an open-air adventure vehicle, while the working trunk holds their suitcase and wands. Hedwig perches on top while Scabbers hides inside.
At $20, this set delivers excellent play value that extends beyond Harry Potter fans. The car works perfectly as a regular vehicle for city adventures, and the 165 pieces rebuild easily after crashes. While slightly simpler than most Lego gift sets for 6-year-old boys, the mechanical features teach builders how doors and trunks connect without overwhelming them.
- Great $20 starter Harry Potter set
- Sturdy enough for daily car play
- Rebuilds quickly after taking apart
- Two popular character minifigures included
- Small set finished in 30 minutes
7.Giant LEGO Storage Brick
This white storage brick measures 19.5″ x 9.5″ x 7″ with eight real studs on top that connect to regular LEGO pieces. The lift-off lid reveals a huge compartment inside. Other storage bricks stack on top to build a collection fortress.
Young builders stick minifigures and small creations on top for display. The brick becomes a secret vault for prized sets or transforms into a giant’s building block. Boys race to fill it during speed-cleaning challenges or use it as home base for LEGO battles.
- Regular LEGO pieces attach on top
- Enormous capacity swallows entire collections
- Instantly ready without any assembly
- Takes up significant floor space
8.Zane's Ice Motorcycle
The 84-piece motorcycle comes with tournament-armored Zane and dual katanas. Built-in suspension gives the back wheel bounce while riding. Golden blade details accent the ice-blue design, and hidden ice weapons deploy from inside the bike frame.
Boys race the motorcycle across tables, flick out the ice blades to freeze enemies, and pose Zane gripping both katanas. The spring suspension makes jumps feel real. Tournament showdowns happen anywhere – defending ice fortresses or chasing villains through kitchen table obstacles.
- Ice blades deploy with one press
- Suspension makes jumping feel realistic
- Tournament Zane figure exclusive to set
- Twenty-minute independent building time
- Small set needs other NINJAGO vehicles
9.NINJAGO Battle Mech Building Set
This 213-piece mech stands 6.5 inches tall with bendable arms and legs that lock into fighting stances. The set includes Arin and Lord Ras minifigures, Baby Riyu, and two oversized swords that clip onto the mech’s hands. The chest opens to reveal a cockpit where Arin sits at the controls.
The mech’s joints click into different positions for karate kicks, sword swings, and defensive blocks. Kids can swap arms and legs with other 2024 NINJAGO mechs to create custom combinations. Baby Riyu perches on the shoulder or hides behind the mech during pretend battles between good and evil.
- Takes 30-45 minutes to build independently
- Joints stay posed during active play
- Mixes with other NINJAGO mech sets
- Clear instructions need minimal parent help
- Small pieces require careful storage
- Only two minifigures included
10.LEGO Brick Wall Hangers
Three different-sized brick hangers create a LEGO stud display right on bedroom walls. Each solid piece mounts separately, letting builders arrange them like actual building elements. The natural finish matches any room while the authentic stud design connects instantly with LEGO fans.
Collectors hang special minifigure accessories, capes, and small builds directly on the studs. The different sizes hold everything from Creator 3-in-1 instruction booklets to Speed Champions display stands. Kids create themed corners with Technic tools on one hanger and Friends accessories on another.
- Actual LEGO stud design for authentic display
- Three sizes fit different collection pieces
- Sturdy construction handles daily use
- Needs adult help for wall mounting
11.Australian Postcard Building Set
This 191-piece set creates a standing 3D postcard featuring the Australian outback. The scene includes a cockatoo bird figure, kangaroo road sign, eucalyptus tree with textured leaves, and decorative “Australia” nameplate. Built postcard measures 5.5 inches wide with integrated display stand.
Kids arrange the cockatoo on different branches and imagine outback adventures with the kangaroo sign. The finished postcard joins other LEGO postcards creating a world collection on shelves. Boys learn Australian landmarks while showing friends their growing display of countries they’ve “visited” through building.
- Starts worldwide postcard collection theme
- Cockatoo figure adds character appeal
- Teaches geography through building fun
- One-time build with minimal replay
12.The Baby Pig House Minecraft Set
This 238-piece set creates a pink pig house complete with snout windows and curly tail detail. The collection includes five Minecraft characters – a hero wearing wolf skin armor, baby pig, adult pig that boys can ride, buzzing bee, and zombified piglin enemy.
Farm vegetables grow in the outdoor plot while the pig family rests inside on their bed. Boys defend against zombified piglin attacks, ride the adult pig using the carrot-on-stick, and craft items at the indoor workbench between adventures.
- Expands any Minecraft LEGO collection perfectly
- Five unique figures for instant adventures
- Pig house shape stands out displayed
- Right difficulty for independent seven-year-old building
- Small vegetable pieces easily get lost
13.Monkie Kid Combi Mech with Spring Launchers
The building challenge starts with the articulated joints - each knee, elbow, and shoulder clicks into place with special ball joints that hold poses during play. Those spring-loaded launchers hide inside the mech's fingers, ready to fire LEGO studs at the included Ink Demon figure.
Setting up mech battles becomes instant fun with the posable arms swinging into punch positions and legs spreading for stable combat stances. The catapult accessory launches counterattacks while Monkie Kid pilots from the cockpit. Parents searching for Christmas gift ideas for 7-year-old boys will appreciate how the digital instructions guide builders through each step independently.
- Digital app reduces parent help time
- Projectiles stay safe with LEGO studs
- 45-minute build holds attention perfectly
- Joints stay tight through repeated play
- Compact size fits small bedrooms
- Mei's Dragon Jet sold separately
- Spring launchers need occasional reassembly
14.LEGO Blueprint Backpack
The 18-liter pack displays technical LEGO brick blueprints across water-resistant fabric. Three compartments organize pencils, lunch, and homework while mesh side pockets hold water bottles. Padded straps adjust with a chest clip that keeps everything balanced.
Minifigures ride in the front pocket for show-and-tell surprises. Small brick sets travel to recess or after-school hangouts. The D-ring clips matching lunch bags, creating a complete builder’s school kit that younger siblings admiring Lego sets for 6-year-old boys as gifts will want next year.
- Blueprint design grows with kids
- Compartments teach organization skills
- Reflective strips increase morning safety
- Not an actual building set
15.Spider-Man Race Car with Venom Green Goblin
This action set brings three Marvel characters together: Spider-Man, Ghost-Spider, and Venom Green Goblin. The red race car has working stud shooters, an opening cockpit that holds two heroes, plus storage for Ghost-Spider’s skateboard underneath. Green Goblin’s glider also fires studs while soaring overhead.
Kids create chase scenes with the bendable capture web and flexible rope accessories. The heroes team up in the race car while Green Goblin swoops down from above. Ghost-Spider skates alongside on her board. Building different vehicle combinations and web configurations keeps playtime fresh. Sisters might enjoy building superhero adventures with girl-focused sets too.
- Three different vehicles to build
- Digital app helps with tricky steps
- Shooters work on both vehicles
- Car holds multiple figures together
- Skateboard stores under the car
- Stud pieces scatter everywhere during play
- Glider tips over when displayed standing
16.LEGO Mechs Picture Book
This hardcover book packs 88 pages of mech photography featuring NINJAGO Lloyd’s dragon mechs, Spider-Man’s web-crawler suits, and dozens more mechanical warriors. Categories split mechs into flyers, crushers, shooters, and stompers with stats and captions sized right for independent reading.
Boys flip through pages discovering new robot designs, comparing mech weapons and armor, and finding inspiration for their own creations. The sturdy 9″ x 7″ format works perfectly for studying details or sharing favorite pages with friends during playdates. Makes an excellent addition to holiday wishlists for robot-obsessed seven-year-olds.
- Features every popular LEGO theme character
- Inspires building without buying sets
- Durable hardcover survives repeated reading
- No actual LEGO pieces included
17.Avengers Leviathan Battle Set
Five minifigures arrive battle-ready: Hulk, Captain America, Black Widow, Loki, and a Chitauri warrior. The star attraction measures 10.5 inches long – a Leviathan with six poseable fins and jaws that snap open. Clear stands let characters hover mid-battle while dual stud shooters fire projectiles.
Builders position the Leviathan’s fins for swimming or attacking poses. Heroes launch onto its back using the flight stands. Stud shooters blast at enemies while the creature’s mouth chomps down on unlucky minifigures. The 347 pieces create both monster and battlefield accessories.
- Sturdy creature withstands regular play
- All popular Avengers included
- Flight stands double as display bases
- Compatible with other Marvel sets
- Small shooter studs easily lost
18.Lloyd's Elemental Power Mech
The set builds a green-and-gold mech that twists at the waist, bends its arms and legs, and grips two oversized katanas. Lloyd pilots from the opening cockpit while Nya and the villain Cinder create instant conflict scenarios with their own weapons.
Seven-year-olds discover the mech’s parts pop off and reconnect in different configurations – swap the arms, rearrange armor plates, or combine pieces with other elemental mechs. The rotating torso lets pilots dodge attacks while the articulated limbs create defensive stances and victory poses. While sisters might enjoy building magical castles and fantasy creatures, boys often gravitate toward these power-packed battle machines.
- Modular parts extend creative play possibilities
- Three characters create immediate story conflict
- Joints hold poses during active battles
- Combines with other elemental mech sets
- Modular connections need occasional reassembly
- Collection temptation with companion mech sets
19.Kai's Fire Mech Building Set
The red mech stands 6 inches tall with hinged shoulders, elbows, hips and knees for action poses. Four minifigures fit inside the opening cockpit, while the oversized golden sword clips into either mechanical hand for dramatic combat stances.
Boys position the mech defending NINJAGO City, swap limbs between compatible elemental mechs for custom warriors, or detach the torso module creating separate battle stations. The posable joints hold steady during tabletop adventures and bedroom floor tournaments.
- Joints stay posed during play battles
- Combines with other elemental mech sets
- 45-90 minute solo building challenge
- Modular limbs extend creative rebuilding options
- Sword falls out during rough play
- Needs space for mech battle scenes
20.LEGO Creator Pink Parrot Animal Set
The bright pink parrot stands 8.5 inches tall with wings that flap and a tail that fans out. After finishing the parrot, builders can take it apart and follow new instructions to create a swimming fish with moving fins or a frog with bendable legs. The 253 pieces include vibrant pink and blue bricks that make each animal pop.
Kids position the parrot on a dresser perch, make the fish swim through imaginary coral reefs, or help the frog hop across lily pads. Each animal moves differently – rotating heads, flapping wings, kicking legs. The digital app shows 3D instructions that spin and zoom, letting builders check their work from every angle.
- Three complete builds from one box
- Animals move and bend realistically
- Right difficulty for independent building
- Bright colors stand out on display
- Only one animal built at once
- Pink might not appeal to everyone
21.LEGO Mario Kart Standard Kart with Toad
Build Toad’s racing kart with 174 pieces, featuring rolling wheels, a spring-loaded shell launcher, and clip-on Super Glider wings. The set includes Pit Crew Toad plus his workstation with spinning target practice.
Race the kart across floors, launch green shells at targets, and attach the glider for flying stunts. Boys practice drifting moves and create racing circuits using household objects as obstacles and checkpoints.
- Shell launcher actually fires projectiles
- Wheels drift sideways for racing action
- Wings detach for different racing modes
- Target practice develops aiming skills
- Builds independently in under an hour
- Sound effects need separate starter figure
- Small shells easily get lost
22.LEGO Friends Camping Cabins Set
This 437-piece set creates two camping shelters with roofs that lift open for arranging sleeping bags and gear inside. Three mini-dolls, a fox figure, two mountain bikes, and a campfire with marshmallow roasting sticks bring the camping experience to life.
Boys can send characters biking through imagined trails, gather around the campfire for s’mores, or have Paisley play her lute for camp songs. The shelters become bases for outdoor missions, wildlife watching spots, or racing headquarters for the bikes.
- Roofs open for easy interior access
- Bikes add action-packed racing elements
- Mix-and-match shelter arrangements encourage creativity
- Compact design fits standard shelves
- Small campfire pieces need careful storage
23.LEGO Friends Neighborhood Houses with Tree House
The neighborhood comes with 1,126 pieces forming two complete houses linked by a tree house platform. Eight characters arrive ready for adventures – five mini-dolls, one micro-doll baby, plus a cat and dog. Each house packs working doors, furniture for every room, and outdoor spaces with mailboxes.
Builders arrange families in different houses, send friends across the tree bridge for visits, and host backyard gatherings. The guitar moves between houses for concerts while pets roam the connected yards. Furniture swaps between homes and characters sleep over at each other’s houses.
- Over 1,100 pieces excellent value
- Weeks of building and rebuilding entertainment
- Eight characters maximize storytelling possibilities
- Combines with other LEGO sets perfectly
- Needs dedicated shelf or table space
24.Creator 3-in-1 Dinosaurs
This 170-piece set includes instructions for a T-rex with opening jaws, a horned Triceratops, or a soaring Pterodactyl. Dark green and beige bricks create realistic dinosaur skin, while bright orange eyes and a buildable rib cage accessory complete the prehistoric scene.
The T-rex stomps after prey with articulated legs and chomping mouth action. Triceratops charges with its triple-horn defense while Pterodactyl swoops overhead. Boys stage dinosaur battles, museum displays, or prehistoric hunts using the posable joints to freeze dramatic action poses.
- Three complete dinosaurs from one set
- Posable joints create action scenes
- Right difficulty for independent building
- Only one dinosaur displayed at once
25.Giant LEGO Brick Shelf - White
This 18.5-inch white shelf looks exactly like a supersized 6-stud LEGO brick. It hangs on the wall or sits on a desk, holding books, finished sets, and action figures. The three-inch depth keeps everything secure without sticking out too far from the wall.
Smart investment for parents tired of stepping on scattered pieces - one shelf handles years of growing collections. Boys arrange their newest spaceships up top while keeping instruction booklets handy below. Since it matches other LEGO storage bins, adding more organization later won't break the budget. Check out storage ideas that work just as well for girls who share the playroom.
- Lasts through elementary school years
- Cheaper than multiple small shelves
- Works with existing LEGO storage
- Wall mounting hardware costs extra
26.Maleficent Dragon Set with Castle Bridge
The dragon figure stands 7 inches tall with wings that fold out wide for flying attacks. Her head swivels to breathe fire in any direction while her legs and tail bend into different battle stances. Prince Philip arrives on Samson the horse, ready to face Maleficent with his sword and shield.
Aurora spins the wheel in her tower to call for help while Philip charges across the bridge on horseback. The dragon swoops down to block the path, spreading her wings to look even bigger. Kids position the dragon’s tail to knock down castle walls or wrap around captured heroes during their adventures.
- Dragon poses for different villain scenes
- Connects with other Disney castle sets
- Prince Philip figure includes battle gear
- Digital app shows tricky building steps
- Dragon wings fall off during rough play
27.LEGO Creator Exotic Peacock 3-in-1 Set
This transformable set builds a peacock with spreadable tail display, a dragonfly with transparent wings, or a butterfly with patterned wings. Each model includes its own display stand and posable features that click into different positions. The peacock’s tail fans out impressively wide.
Boys can recreate nature documentaries with the peacock showing off, make the dragonfly hover over LEGO ponds, or perch the butterfly on other Creator trees. The 355 pieces offer enough challenge to feel rewarding while building confidence for more advanced Lego gift sets for 8-year-old boys next year.
- Three complete builds increase collection variety
- Bright colors match other Creator sets
- Display stands keep models looking sharp
- Rebuilding teaches following different instruction books
- Must disassemble to switch between creatures
- Wings need gentle handling during play
Choosing the Right LEGO Set for a 7-Year-Old Boy
At seven, boys reach a sweet spot in their LEGO journey where they can handle more challenging builds while maintaining the pure joy of creative play. Finding sets that match this developmental stage creates rewarding building experiences that develop skills while delivering hours of imaginative fun.
Building Complexity: The Right Challenge
Most 7-year-old boys thrive with sets containing 200-400 pieces, providing satisfying building sessions of 45-60 minutes. The LEGO 3-in-1 Mighty Dinosaur Set and LEGO Minecraft Armory Set hit this sweet spot perfectly, offering engaging complexity without overwhelming young builders. Sets that divide naturally into sections allow breaks during longer builds while maintaining enthusiasm throughout the project.
Digital building guides through the LEGO Builder app support independence by allowing children to rotate and zoom complex steps. This technology helps 7-year-olds complete more advanced models with minimal adult intervention, fostering problem-solving skills and building confidence with each completed section.
Mechanical Features: Learning Through Play
Seven-year-olds are fascinated by how things work, making sets with mechanical functions particularly engaging. The LEGO Technic Pull-Back Race Car introduces engineering concepts through moving parts and power functions, while the Monster Jam Megalodon Truck Set demonstrates how gears and levers work together to create movement and transformation.
These interactive elements do more than entertain—they create natural learning opportunities as children discover physical principles through hands-on experimentation. The satisfaction of building something that truly works creates powerful motivation for tackling increasingly complex projects.
Themed Collections: Following Interests
Seven is an age when specific interests become more defined, making themed sets particularly appealing. The Sonic Hedgehog Rescue Island Lego Set connects to gaming experiences many boys enjoy, while the LEGO Space Explorer Rover taps into fascination with astronomy and exploration. These familiar contexts create immediate engagement during building and rich storytelling opportunities after completion.
Consider how sets might connect to create expansive play worlds that grow with developing interests. Science-themed sets like the LEGO Race Car Science Kit introduce STEM concepts through play, while fantasy-based collections spark creativity and storytelling that extends well beyond the building instructions.
Building for Growth
The most valuable sets for 7-year-olds balance immediate building success with room for skill development. 3-in-1 sets like the LEGO 3-in-1 Truck and Helicopter Set naturally extend building skills by encouraging reconstruction into different models using the same pieces. This rebuilding process teaches flexibility and creative problem-solving as children discover multiple solutions using the same components.
For boys ready for more significant challenges, introductory Technic sets like the LEGO Mercedes Race Car with Pull-Back Motor create a bridge to more advanced building systems. These hybrid sets introduce specialized components while maintaining enough familiar elements to ensure building success, preparing young builders for increasingly complex models in the years ahead.
Frequently Asked Questions About LEGO for 7-Year-Old Boys
Can 7-year-olds handle Technic sets?
Many 7-year-olds are ready for introductory Technic builds, especially sets designed as entry points to the system. The LEGO Technic Pull-Back Race Car offers a perfect transition with its combination of traditional and Technic elements. Start with smaller sets (200-300 pieces) and provide occasional guidance on the more complex connections while allowing independence on familiar building techniques.
What’s the right piece count for this age?
Most 7-year-old boys handle sets with 200-400 pieces confidently, though this varies with building experience and interest level. The LEGO Super Mario Racing Kart (174 pieces) offers perfect complexity for shorter building sessions, while larger sets like the LEGO Mario Peach’s Castle Adventure Set work best divided across multiple sessions, creating mini-achievements that maintain motivation throughout longer projects.
How much help should parents provide?
Seven-year-olds typically build with increasing independence but still benefit from occasional support. Consider sorting pieces by type or color before beginning, being available for particularly challenging steps, and offering encouragement rather than taking over. This approach balances independence with success, building confidence while preventing the frustration that can diminish building enjoyment.
Which sets best develop STEM skills?
Sets with mechanical functions naturally introduce engineering concepts through play. The LEGO Race Car Science Kit explicitly connects building with scientific principles, while transforming sets like the LEGO 3-in-1 Mighty Dinosaur Set teach how different designs solve various mechanical challenges. For boys particularly interested in how things work, early Technic sets provide hands-on experience with gears, levers, and other simple machines.
How should we organize growing LEGO collections?
Seven-year-olds often develop their own organizational preferences. Some prefer sorting by color, others by piece type or set. Clear, compartmentalized storage allows visual scanning of available pieces. Consider implementing a simple labeling system that grows with the collection. Many families find that shallow drawers or stackable containers with dividers offer the perfect balance of accessibility and organization.
Are licensed character sets worth the investment?
Character sets like Miles Morales Spider-Man Battle Racer and Sonic Hedgehog Rescue Island Lego Set often become favorites because they connect to media experiences children already enjoy. For many 7-year-olds, these familiar characters provide motivation for tackling more challenging builds while creating immediate storytelling opportunities after construction. The character connection often helps maintain interest in the set for longer periods.
How can we extend LEGO play beyond building?
Encourage LEGO storytelling through comic book creation or stop-motion videos. Many 7-year-olds enjoy designing modifications to existing sets or creating instruction manuals for their original builds. Science-minded boys might enjoy challenge cards that introduce engineering concepts: “Build a bridge that can hold 10 LEGO figures” or “Create a vehicle that can travel down a steep ramp without tipping over.”
