Lego’s has changed a lot over the course of its life. When you think about Lego today, you probably think about these massive sets from popular, licensed IPs. Iconic fixtures from some of the biggest films ever. We have sets like the Death Star from Star Wars, Thanos’ Infinity Gauntlet from Marvel’s Avengers movies, or even the big boarding school castle from that one series about wizards students. Lego might also make you think of floral displays. The botanical collection has been hugely popular in the last few years. I’m sure if you’ve been in slightly nerdy millennial’s living room this year, you’ve seen a Lego bouquet for roses, lilies, or something else.
However, Lego used to be (and still is) about the bricks. The infinite possibilities of what you can build only limited by your own imagination. Lego is about creating your own builds, bringing them to life right in front of you. And that’s what this set is all about. Plus, it’s on sale. It’s a big box full of bricks of different colors. That’s it, really. Right now, it’s 47% off which brings the price down from $60 by $28. That means you only have to pay $32 for a limited time.
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So like we said, this is just a crate full of Lego bricks, more or less. It contains bricks of 33 different colors in all shapes and sizes. All together, the crate contains nearly 800 pieces.
Along with your basic bricks, there are a handful of more unique pieces to further expand what’s possible for you to build. You’ll also find some Lego wheels so you can create vehicles. Maybe make a car, scooter, or even some construction equipment.
There are also an array of windows and doors so you can build up houses and castles or anything with four walls and a roof. Or no roof. Build it how you want. That’s the magic of Lego.
The set includes a few larger green plates as well. These serve nicely as a base for when putting together buildings. It’s conveniently green to give off the impression of being a grass lawn.
This makes for the perfect toolkit of creativity for any youngster getting into Lego for the first time. Let them discover the fun of Lego on their own with the basics. Kids can stay busy for hours.
To get started, Lego has included some building ideas to help spark creativity.
And then best of all, the box it comes in serves as a container for when play is over. It’s designed to look like a Lego brick itself for added fun.
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