Lego Playscenes My Street #1
Description
Step into a whole street full of LEGO® play possibilities with this fold-out LEGO playhouse book for kids 6+, featuring an exclusive LEGO minifigure and additional elements! Explore a bakery, department store, family home and more with LEGO Playscenes My Street . Unfold the pages, open the doors and flaps and discover a variety of surprises inside, all standing ready to welcome children for hours of creative play. Plus, flip through the included booklet bursting with build ideas and tips, enabling kids to grow their LEGO building skills and become even more immersed in their own creative storytelling! Get more from LEGO playtime with this delightful, engaging package: FULLY INTERACTIVE: Each Playscene features interactive doors and windows that can be opened to reveal hidden surprises. PERFECT FOR CREATIVE PLAY: Kids can incorporate the Playscenes into their existing LEGO collection, making for an effortless addition to the building fun. INCLUDES AN ARTIST MINIFIGURE AND IDEAS BOOKLET: Take the creativity beyond the book with a wealth of LEGO build ideas, as well as an included artist minifigure and a buildable easel. Perfectly scaled to fit seamlessly with an existing LEGO collection—or be used alone with the included minifigure—LEGO Playscenes My Street is a must-own addition to every LEGO lover’s collection. With a wealth of build ideas and exciting scenes that have a new surprise under every flap, children will want to visit every house—and then come back again and again. © 2026 The LEGO Group
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