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LEGO® Disney™ 43287 Olaf and Bruni's Picnic Fun

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LEGO® Disney™ 43287 Olaf and Bruni's Picnic FunDelight Disneys Frozen fans ages 7 years old and up with this Olaf and Brunis Picnic Fun (43287) LEGO Disney Frozen fantasy movie building toy. Kids can create the items, then dive into imaginative storytelling. This set includes 2 LEGO Disney characters: Olaf and Bruni, a colorful picnic blanket where they can sit and other accessories. After playtime, the blanket, snowman and salamander can be set up as a Frozen decor display, ready for future

Delight Disney’s Frozen fans ages 7 years old and up with this Olaf and Bruni’s Picnic Fun (43287) LEGO® ǀ Disney Frozen fantasy movie building toy. Kids can create the items, then dive into imaginative storytelling. This set includes 2 LEGO ǀ Disney characters: Olaf and Bruni, a colorful picnic blanket where they can sit and other accessories. After playtime, the blanket, snowman and salamander can be set up as a Frozen decor display, ready for future adventures.

This cute gift-giving idea is great for birthdays or as an unexpected treat. The buildable model kit includes features and accessories that 7-year-old and up girls, boys and fans will enjoy. As they create their own stories with this buildable Disney’s Frozen toy, kids can gain confidence and boost other life skills. Plus, they can enjoy intuitive building with the LEGO Builder app, zooming and rotating with 3D instructions, while saving and tracking progress. Contains 478 pieces.

  • PLAY OR DISPLAY BUILDING TOY – Surprise girls and boys aged 7 years old and up with a Disney building model kit with 2 Frozen movie characters that’s ready for play or a fun bedroom decor display
  • BUILDABLE LEGO® SNOWMAN TOY – This engaging Olaf and Bruni’s Picnic Fun (43287) snowman toy building set features LEGO ǀ Disney Frozen characters Olaf and Bruni, a colorful picnic blanket and more
  • DISNEY’S FROZEN BUILDING KIT ACCESSORIES – Tell fun stories with a cup of hot chocolate, a snowflake, removable decorative leaves for the blanket and a stick with a marshmallow
  • CHARACTER FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS – Each character is posable: Olaf has movable arms and can hold items, and Bruni has a movable tail, flames and an opening mouth
  • GIFT-GIVING IDEA FOR DISNEY FANS – This LEGO® ǀ Disney Frozen building toy is a fantasy movie gift-giving idea for girls, boys and kids ages 7 plus for play or a snowman decor display
  • DISCOVER MORE CREATIVE KITS – Add this building toy to a child’s collection and discover more (all sold separately) in the extensive assortment of LEGO® creative toys and LEGO ǀ Disney building sets
  • A FUN WAY TO BUILD – The LEGO® Builder app guides kids on an intuitive building adventure where they can save sets, track progress and zoom in and rotate models using 3D instructions while they build
  • DIMENSIONS – This 478-piece LEGO® ǀ Disney building set includes an Olaf character, on a picnic blanket, that measures over 9 in. (23 cm) high, 7.5 in. (20 cm) wide and 6 in. (15 cm) deep
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