LEGO® DUPLO® 10423 Buildable People with Big Emotions is a building set for children aged 3 and up that combines creating figures with exploring feelings and human diversity. It gives pre-schoolers space for self-expression, fine motor skill development, and shared conversations with adults.

Key Features

• Helps children understand their own emotions and the feelings of others.
• Supports self-expression and fine motor skills in pre-school children.
• Offers open-ended creative building with bricks in various colours and shapes.
• Introduces children to diversity in appearance through different character designs.
• Suitable for children aged 3 and up and part of the LEGO DUPLO Town range.
• Allows figures to be built from over 13 cm to over 26 cm tall depending on the chosen construction.

While building, children can create freely according to their own imagination and at the same time gain a better understanding of the ways people express their feelings.

Use / Assembly

• Figures can be combined using different bodies, legs, faces and hair.
• Children can choose the height of the figure, the colour of the clothing and the facial expression.
• Face bricks are used to express the feelings of the figures and to describe the meaning of individual expressions.
• A wheeled base allows a figure to be created with wheels instead of legs.
• The set can serve as a starting point for conversations between adults and children about human diversity.

The versatile building options give children the opportunity to change the appearance and mood of the figures and to talk about them through play.

Contents

• The set contains 71 bricks and pieces.
• 5 figures can be built from the pieces.
• Includes 5 pieces representing wigs or hair.
• The set also includes one wheeled base.

The composition of the set provides a variety of options for building five unique figures.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded by Ole Kirk Kristiansen in 1932. The name LEGO was created by combining the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well".