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

It is challenging. There were so many tiny pieces.

My child loves it

My daughter was tickled to receive her first big girl LEGO set and get ready for the newest Frozen film. This set is such a great one for beginners. She sees her older brother build with LEGOS and could tell her sets were for younger kids, but this set looks older. She built it with her dads help and is thrilled with the castle and add-on pieces. In particular, she is crazy for the kitty cat. It is a very interactive set, so it keeps her brain active and holds her attention for long periods of time. Add this one to your Christmas list!

For as much as you pay for legos, they should at least be very well designed. We’re less than impressed with the design of the castle because the upper 2 floors constantly want to come apart. It’s nice to have all the extra pieces, but for what you get it doesn’t look like $70...

I sent this to my 8 yr old granddaughter as a gift. She really enjoyed assembling it. And it was intended for a Mommy/daughter day but she did the majority of the building

The centerpiece of LEGOs range of sets for Frozen II, the Arendelle Castle features a detailed central building supported by several smaller builds including a market stall, boat, and lamppost. The set is for ages 5+ and should not pose too many difficulties for younger builders. There are a fair number of stickers included on two sheets which may require an adult or older siblings help in getting applied. The small market stall and boat are the first build, then it is on to the castle itself. The two included birds and cat look great alongside the minidolls of Anna, Elsa, and Kristof. The color selection is quite attractive and this set could blend in well to a LEGO Elves village. One fun play feature is the furniture is placed on just a couple of studs, making it very easy to swap positions around the castle and customize the rooms. The attic features a clever bust of the queen along with a family portrait. There is a very cute dovecote to house the doves on the second floor of the castle. The floors are modular and can easily be detached for play, although there arent really any obvious alternate ways to stack them unless one modifies the build. The large teal roof piece are printed, not stickers, which is really nice and means everyones roof will look nice and straight. Recommended for Frozen fans as well as anyone interested in a more-colorful-than-usual LEGO castle build.

My granddaughter loved it!!!

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.

Grandchild.

My daughter went crazy when she opened it up as a late Xmas present but why the hell are legos so expensive Its just plastic and die. I want to say its a great deal because how happy my kid was but its hard cause of the insane cost of legos