IWOOT - Stuff you really, really wantChildren can discover lots of new classes and cultures with the LEGO Friends Heartlake International School (41731) playset. This building toy for kids age 8+ years old allows little builders to discover the joy of learning and friendships as they build and explore with the next generation of LEGO Friends.There’s so much to explore in this LEGO Friends high school, which features LEGO Friends mini-dolls Aliya, Olly, Autumn, Ms. Malu Hale and Niko, plus a Bunsen pet hamster. Kids can check out the classrooms, which are filled with lesson-themed accessories. The modular design lets kids reconfigure the LEGO Friends Heartlake City school based on their own interests. There’s a canteen, science class, entrance with lockers, art room, media room and bathroom. Outside, there’s a basketball net plus a skateboard and bike with helmets. Whether they’re caring for Bunsen the class hamster, getting creative in the art room or playing outdoors, there’s always something new in this building toy for kids to try. Let the LEGO Builder app guide your youngster on an intuitive building adventure, allowing them to zoom in and rotate models in 3D, save sets and track their progress.There’s a new generation in Heartlake City. Kids can make friends, discover exciting locations and act out real-life adventures in the LEGO Friends universe. This playset makes a fantastic birthday or any-time gift idea for creative kids who love exciting role play.The model measures over 8 in. (21 cm) high, 13.5 in. (35 cm) wide and 9.5 in. (25 cm) deepContains 985 Pieces.LEGO® Friends Heartlake International School (41731) playset for kids aged 8+Includes classrooms, outdoor areas, a canteen and an entrance with lockersComes with LEGO® Friends characters Aliya, Olly, Autumn, Malu, Niko and BunsenAccessories include a video camera, laptop, microscope and art suppliesMakes a fun gift for creative kids aged 8 and overMeasures over 21 cm (8 in.) high, 35 cm (13.5 in.) wide and 25 cm (9.5 in.) deepThe LEGO® Builder app lets kids see the model in 3D as they build
