Key Features

• The set contains 304 pieces for building and subsequent play.
• The two-storey university model features two balconies, an entrance hall, and a room focused on books and magic.
• Once assembled, it measures over 15 cm in height, 16 cm in width, and 10 cm in depth.
• The set is intended for children aged 7 and up.
• Set number 75681 belongs to the Wicked theme and is listed as a 2024 model.

The detailed building and its interior give children space to recreate a well-known scene as well as develop their own stories.

Use / Assembly

• The set depicts Glinda's arrival at Shiz University, where she meets Elphaba and Nessarose for the first time.
• Decorative elements can be used to customise the appearance of the building, and selected accessories can be added to Glinda's hair.
• A hidden QR code, once scanned, unlocks digital LEGO Wicked content.
• The LEGO Builder app allows you to zoom in on the model, rotate it in 3D, and track building progress.
• The manufacturer warns of a choking hazard from small parts.

The digital features help you view the model from different angles, track your progress, and access additional themed content.

Contents

• Three minidolls are included to recreate the meeting scene: Glinda, Elphaba, and Nessarose.
• Nessarose comes with a wheelchair and a sticker for customising it.
• Glinda has a pink-toned sailboat with a movable sail.
• Accessories include travel luggage, a book stand, a spell book, and Elphaba's diary.
• Additional accessories include flowers and potions.

The characters and themed props provide specific elements for the film scene as well as new stories based on children's imagination.

About the Brand

LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen. The brand name was derived from the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". The privately held company is headquartered in Billund, Denmark, and remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family. The current form of the brick was introduced in 1958.

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