LEGO Disney Frozen II Arendelle Castle Village 41167 Toy Castle Building Set with Popular Frozen Characters for Imaginative Play (521 Pieces)

Gave it to my 6 year old niece. She loves it

This was a gift for a five year old. She adores the product and it provided quality time with her grandfather.

This is the Frozen Lego set to get! My son and daughter both love Frozen, so of course Frozen Legos were a huge hit! The Arendelle Castle Village comes with the 3 main characters Anna, Elsa, and Kristoff. The centerpiece of this the 3 level Arendelle Castle, which is essentially just 3 rooms one per floor. Its a modular build so you can remove the top stories easily without damaging the bottom of the castle. All of the furniture pieces can be rearranged- so its kind of like a dollhouse in how each child could set it up differently. The details are very impressive, the armoire opens to reveal dresses inside, the dove with birdhouse, and the chest with sword that goes inside to name a few. This set has a lot of small stickers- some are foil stickers so requires meticulous attention to detail or stickers will crease. Another tedious part was attaching the flowers on the front of the castle. Aside from the Castle the other builds are a fishing dock and a pastry stand. Both of those are small and easy to build. Lots of really cute Lego accessories in this set- bow for Annas hair, pumpkin, coin, cookie, apple, etc. I helped my 5 year old build this entire set and it took us over an hour. It comes with two instruction booklets- easy to follow, step-by-step directions. The nice part is once the set is constructed it can be played with like a dollhouse. Overall a fantastic Frozen Lego set!

My granddaughter loves everything Frozen and has many toys of its theme. This Lego set has held her attention - even though it’s complete now, still keeps her attention as she pretend plays with the characters and setting.

This is the second Frozen Lego set Ive gotten recently, and I have to say Im a fan. For starters, its nice to see Lego kits that appeal to girls a bit more than they have in the past. When I was a kid, I wasnt encouraged to play with Lego; they were for boys. As with most of the larger Lego sets, they break the build up into sections, so that its easy to break it up if you cant sit down and build the whole thing at once. Each section is partitioned by their numbered bag system. The instructions are very easy to follow. What I really like about this set is that it offers more than just one Elsa/Anna. There are several variations so you can really play different scenarios. I did not build this one, as I want to give it to my daughter for Christmas. She has really gotten into Lego recently, and its something I want to encourage. That on top of the new movie coming out will make this a top gift under the tree this year. I have every expectation that this will have the same quality as the other set Ive gotten recently ( a functioning jewelry box set). This would make a fantastic gift for any kid you know thats crazy about Frozen and Lego.

My six year old wanted her very own big girl lego set for christmas this year. She has put it together mostly by herself but watched over by an adult or her older sister. She has been able to do it. We just do a bag at a time (I think there are around 6) so we dont get overwhelmed. She loves it. And it is pretty when it is assembled and fun to play with.

My 9 year old put this whole thing together by herself and it kept her busy for a few hours. This set is beautiful, and they have some cool things, like doors that open up and beds that go up and down. Leave it to LEGO to think of even the little things to make it all more fun to play with. She had so much fun putting it together and it turned out great!

She loves it

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I bought this set for my youngest granddaughter’s birthday in December. It was just what she had asked for. She loves it. And I think it’s adorable!