If you weren't particularly familiar with Build Together I definitely don't think it would stand out.

The top left corner is decorated with a doodle most commonly associated with the Christmas holiday season, holly ( Illex aquifolium) and tiny snowflakes. The same goes for the fence, unless you want the fence to highlight the entrance to the walkway that you also need to build with your own pieces. Cleary, the contents stayed packed after Disclaimer: I did not rearrange the contents for this photo. Some of the elements introduced in the set are rare, however, I couldn’t identify any new parts exclusive to the set.

Contact Us LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Minifigure, and the Brick and Knob configurations are trademarks of the LEGO Group of Companies. The first and smaller booklet covers bag one and all of the accessories not attached to the main structure. Its jewellery consists of many individual transparent 1x1 stones, and inside there is also a light stone as a small special feature.

If your product is faulty, you can lodge a replacement via our Missing/Faulty Component Request page. Includes four minifigures with dad, mum, girl and Santa so you can recreate endless cosy family Christmas Eve scenes. Halfway through, I realised I wasn’t completely following the color scheme for the lights and had to start from the beginning. A more winter- or Christmas-themed outfit, perhaps sweaters similar to those in Ice Skating Rink ( 40416) would fit even better with the theme. While most of the instructions’ pages are spotless, some of the pages have a yellowish smudge of unknown origin, which I found annoying.

We are not Lego fanatics, but as a casual project this took my partner and I approximately 6 hours to complete.

It might be my impression, but the open wide floor is perfect to reach in, set the minifigs in various positions/actions and just go about their cozy evening waiting for Santa. Decorate this latest addition to the Winter Village with 27 individual LEDs, including a Multi-Colour Light String! So you could have a LEGO set from 1958 and it would still be completely compatible with a modern set. I seriously enjoyed my building experience, as there were interesting details or techniques incorporated. A family of three and the most prominent (and hard-to-meet-in-person) minifigure Santa Claus, know under many aliases such as Father Christmas, Saint Nicholas, Saint Nick, Kris Kringle, etc.This is supposed to be the parents hiding gifts for the kid, but any kid would find that gift in seconds so not really a good hiding spot.

The buns, kitchen robot and oven help create that December atmosphere when everyone is baking and the kitchen smells of cinnamon and cookies. Extra details complete the cheerful scene with presents, a postbox, and brick-built boughs under the ‘snow’-topped roof. LEGO ® is a trademark of the LEGO ® Group of Companies which does not sponsor, authorise, or endorse this site. Jay at Jay's Brick Blog has some pictures of it with the old cottage, and it clearly stands apart besides for the colours: https://jaysbrickblog. That’s why they’re rigorously tested so you can be sure that the model is as robust as it is beautiful.It is built in a way that when you push down on the top of the tree, the light brick turns on, but it is not heavy enough to keep the light brick on all the time.