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Product description DUPLO® 10465 Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Minnie and Pluto

Offers role-playing, creative tasks, and caregiving scenarios.

Key Features

  • The set includes 87 pieces for building and subsequent play.
  • Inspired by the Disney world and a Disney Jr. channel show, it is suitable for children aged 2 and up.
  • Once assembled, the clubhouse measures over 26 cm in height, 64 cm in width, and 16 cm in depth.
  • Set number 10465 belongs to the LEGO® DUPLO® range and is listed as a 2026 model year.
  • The bricks and pieces in this set have been tested to meet safety standards for children.

Once assembled, children get a two-storey clubhouse with several activity environments inspired by well-known characters.

Use / Assembly

  • Mickey's Mouse-ke-doer spinning wheel selects the next play activity for the characters.
  • Tasks include painting, gardening, caring for Pluto, and playing on the slide.
  • Fine motor skills are developed through the ability to place gardening tools and a paintbrush into the characters' hands.
  • According to the manufacturer, LEGO® DUPLO® sets support emotional intelligence, creativity, and the ability to match and sort.

Alternating tasks give children several themes for creative play, caregiving, and role-playing all within one model.

Contents

  • The main model is a two-storey Mickey's Clubhouse with a slide.
  • The clubhouse includes an art studio, tables, chairs, and a special door designed for Pluto.
  • A garden with an insect hotel is also included.
  • The set comes with Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, and Pluto figures.
  • Also included is a printed brick featuring the Toodles computer motif.

The figures and various parts of the clubhouse allow children to move between art, gardening, and caregiving scenarios.

About the Brand

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

By choosing this set, you are getting a product from a brand whose name has expressed the idea of "play well" from the very beginning.

Product code
  • PRF243950
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