The Frog House
- Product Code: 21256
- Total Available Stock: 7
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R989.00
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This LEGO® Minecraft® toy house is shaped like a Frog and comes with figures of popular characters from the game. LEGO Minecraft The Frog House (21256) is a hands-on gaming gift for 8-year-olds and over.
A building toy for kids who love Minecraft gaming, The Frog House is packed with authentic Minecraft details – a bed, table, crafting table, furnace, chest, cake and honey – and a lift-off roof for easy access. Outside, there’s a farm where players can harvest beetroot, wheat and flowers, and a lake where kids can use a fishing rod and a dark oak toy boat with oars. There are 3 types of Frog (green, grey and brown) and a Slime which, as players will know, has a special interaction with Frogs. This versatile LEGO Minecraft set includes a Minecraft hero, a zombie and a drowned figure with a trident, ensuring the toy offers endless gaming action and role-play fun. Young builders will also love the LEGO Builder app, which lets users to zoom in, rotate in 3D and track progress.
A building toy for kids who love Minecraft gaming, The Frog House is packed with authentic Minecraft details – a bed, table, crafting table, furnace, chest, cake and honey – and a lift-off roof for easy access. Outside, there’s a farm where players can harvest beetroot, wheat and flowers, and a lake where kids can use a fishing rod and a dark oak toy boat with oars. There are 3 types of Frog (green, grey and brown) and a Slime which, as players will know, has a special interaction with Frogs. This versatile LEGO Minecraft set includes a Minecraft hero, a zombie and a drowned figure with a trident, ensuring the toy offers endless gaming action and role-play fun. Young builders will also love the LEGO Builder app, which lets users to zoom in, rotate in 3D and track progress.
