LEGO 6470672 42605 Friends Mars Space Base And Rocket Set With 4 Characters, Building Kit Gift Idea For Girls, Boys And Kids Aged 8 Years And Over Who Love Tech And Science Toys (981 Pieces)

Inspire young explorers to learn about outer space with the LEGO Friends Mars Space Base and Rocket toy (42605) for kids, girls and boys aged 8+. The building kit includes 3 mini-dolls and a cat figure, plus rocket, exploration rover, modular research base and science toy accessories. This kids’ building kit toy makes a fun birthday gift for budding space travellers who love science and tech. Kids can imagine life on Mars as they build the rocket and transport the characters to the research base. The modular design means kids can rearrange the different pods to customise the build. The pods include different spaces for science, communication, growing food and relaxing. There are lots of toy accessories and details to fuel role play, including a rover, drone and scientific tools. This set features a special space air lock element so kids can connect other compatible space-themed LEGO sets for even more space adventures (sold separately).

• LEGO Friends Mars Space Base and Rocket – This science and tech toy comes with a rocket, research base and rover and makes a fun gift idea for girls, boys and kids aged 8 plus who love outer space
• Buildable space exploration toys – Kids can assemble the rocket, rover and Mars research base with its different pods, ready for role-play fun as they imagine exploring the Red Planet
• 3 mini-dolls and cat – This kids’ toy set includes Olivia and Julian, classic LEGO Friends characters who have grown up and become astronauts, plus mission commander Aveline and a space cat figure
• Customisable toy – This LEGO set features a modular research base with individual living and research pods which can be configured in different ways so kids can customise their build
• LEGO toy accessories – Accessories and details to fuel role play include a rover, drone and scientific tools so kids can act out their own Mars explorations