Girls and boys ages 6 and up create their own stories inspired by the Animal Crossing video game series with the Isabelle’s House Visit (77049) kids’ toy. They can build recognizable scenes from their screens, then take the storytelling wherever their imaginations want to go! Kids take a tour of Fauna’s house with Isabelle. The interior, styled in Fauna’s colors, is filled with recognizable details, as well as a host of new ones to inspire kids to create fresh stories for the characters. This video game toy includes Animal Crossing toy figures. They can fire the pretend slingshot to pop the present-carrying balloon, check the cell phone tile for messages, post a letter in the mailbox or help the mini-figures water the garden and grab an apple from the tree. The workbench holds a DIY recipe card, and there’s a surprise hidden in the tree. Kids rearrange the furniture, swap the window frames and even reassemble the baseplates to choose how the house looks. Contains 389 pieces.
Highlights
Creative building toy inspired by the video game series – LEGO Animal Crossing Isabelle’s House Visit gives girls and boys aged 6+ hours of hands-on role play
Feature-packed sets for storytellers – LEGO Animal Crossing toys give kids the creative freedom to customize scenes to create new stories with the characters
Packed with play starters – This LEGO set includes 2 Animal Crossing toy figures, Isabelle and Fauna, plus recognizable features such as the workbench and the flying present-carrying balloon
Customizable kids’ video game toy – This set comes with lots of accessories and modular baseplates so kids can experiment and change up the look of the house whenever they choose
Animal Crossing gift – This is a special-occasion or birthday gift for group or solo play that gives fans of the video game series hours of customization and role-play fun
Digital building instructions – The LEGO Builder app features a digital version of the building instructions included with this set
Hands-on play for video game fans – These LEGO sets allow kids to keep using their creativity and storytelling skills to explore the world of Animal Crossing, even when on a screen break
