When assembling and rearranging the figures, it helps children recognise and express emotions, develops fine motor skills and encourages creative colour combinations.

Key Features

• Designed for children from 18 months to make getting started with building easy.
• Contains 23 pieces to create a variety of combinations, allowing you to build 4 figures.
• Each figure offers 2 different expressions for conveying moods.
• Hair and clothing can be combined in matching or contrasting colours for colour exploration.
• Finished figures stand over 12 cm tall.
• This set from the LEGO DUPLO range was released in 2024.

In one set, children can combine building figures with learning about colours, moods and different facial expressions.

Use / Assembly

Children can change the figures' outfits and facial expressions, or mix and match parts between figures. The interchangeable faces allow children to show how they are feeling through the figures and help them understand different emotions and moods.

• Colour-coded pieces are designed for easy handling by small children.
• Children can explore the different shapes with their fingers.
• Assembling and handling the pieces develops fine motor skills.
• Combining colours encourages creativity and practises colour matching.
• Building and rebuilding figures is said by the manufacturer to support the development of empathy.

The pieces are tested through dropping, heating, crushing, twisting and analysis to meet LEGO®'s stringent child safety standards.

The versatile building format gives children the opportunity to exercise their hands, work with colours and express their feelings.

Packaging

• Number of pieces: 23
• Number of buildable figures: 4
• Facial expression pieces: 8
• Figure wigs or hair pieces: 4 pieces
• Box dimensions: approximately 38.2 × 26.2 × 7.1 cm

The contents of the set allow the appearance and mood of all four figures to be changed again and again.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen. The name LEGO was derived from the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". The privately owned company is headquartered in Billund, Denmark, and continues to be owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family.

You are choosing a construction toy from a brand that maintains its connection to the founding family and the origins of its name.