LEGO Wicked Elphaba & Glinda Figures Building Toys - Wicked Toys for Kids Girls & Boys Age 10+ - Buildable Wicked Dolls - Birthday Gift Idea - 75682
LEGO Wicked Elphaba & Glinda Figures Building Toys - Wicked Toys for Kids Girls & Boys Age 10+ - Buildable Wicked Dolls - Birthday Gift Idea - 75682
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- FANTASY KIDS TOY ? Bring the magic of Wicked to kids bedrooms with the Elphaba & Glinda the Good Witch set, featuring detailed posable display figure toys of the movie’s 2 lead characters- RECREATE ICONIC MOVIE SCENES ? Kids can assemble the 2 buildable figures then recreate the iconic movie moment or invent new LEGO Wicked adventures of their own- WICKED DOLLS FOR KIDS ? Kids can build the Elphaba and Glinda doll figures, accessorize them with the broom toy, crown and purse, then pose the figures to recreate an iconic scene from the movie- SPECIAL ACCESS TO 'DEFYING GRAVITY' HIT ? Take the play to another level by scanning the set’s hidden QR code to access the ”Defying Gravity” hit from the movie as well as unique LEGO Wicked content- PERFECT GIFT FOR WICKED FANS - Ideal for kids ages 10 and up plus fans of the Wicked movie and musical; this building set makes a fun birthday gift for girls and boys who love to role-play friendship stories- WICKED MOVIE INSPIRATION ? LEGO Wicked sets let boys, girls and fans of the Wicked movie relive Elphaba and Glinda’s friendship adventure through Oz- DIMENSIONS ? This 558 piece set includes an Elphaba toy figure that stands over 5 in. (13 cm) tall and a Glinda figure that stands over 5 in. (14 cm) tall
From the manufacturer
Learning through play
Kids are born curious. Let LEGO play be your child’s guide on their creative journey.
The name LEGO comes from the Danish 'Leg Godt' which means 'Play Well.'
Kids are creative by nature. With the power of play, they can overcome any challenge.
Kids learn to trust their skills and develop their imagination when they build, unbuild, and rebuild.