Lego Modular Playhouse 10929
 | Outdated Product $68.99 Age: 2+; Preference: unisex; Material: plastic; Game type: buildings (shops, gas stations, residential buildings, etc.); Number of pieces (pcs): 129; Number of characters (pcs): 3; Number of animals (pcs): 1; Connection: block; Finished toy size (mm): 360x390x100; |
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Introduced in 2020, the Lego Modular Playhouse is a massive 129-piece set by Duplo standards. There is every reason to consider it the most universal, that is, a unisex solution. So, for girls, it will become a kind of open-type dollhouse and will allow you to arrange role-playing games, like “daughter-mother”.
And the boys in Lego Modular Playhouse 10929 can be interested in the possibility of building three variations of the building, which are proposed in the instructions, and/or implement their own architectural project. There will be a different number of floors and types of layout for all the rooms needed by the living space, including the bedroom, kitchen, living room and bathroom.
Family and all she needs
The main characters of the set are a family of three: father, mother and child. They also have a dog and lots of fun elements, including a teddy bear and rocking horse, a guitar, a giant chocolate cake, and more.
The thoughtfulness of small things can pleasantly surprise even adults, because a variety of details are as close as possible to reality, including a toilet bowl, kitchen sinks, soft poufs, bedside tables, kitchen appliances, blankets and capes. But there is also a reverse side of the coin — it will be difficult for the youngest designers to build a fairly large (dimensions 360x390x100 mm) house with an abundance of details even according to the instructions.
Lego Modular Playhouse 10929 is a very long-lasting construction set that children can “return” to again and again throughout the preschool period.
