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- Lego Adults Welcome : These are more complex constructions that are mainly targeted towards adults.
- Lego Architecture: Ideal for those taking their first steps in brick building, with up to 150 pieces. Simple builds that are completed easily and quickly.
- For 6 Months 20
- For 9 Months 25
- For 10 Months 37
- For 1 Year 215
- For 2 Years 198
- For 3 Years 494
- For 4 Years 332
- For 5 Years 361
- For 6 Years 342
- For 7 Years 156
- For 8 Years 125
- For 9 Years 96
- For 10 Years 16
- For 11 Years 6
- For 12 Years 2
- For 13 Years 2
- For 14 Years 2
- For 15 Years 0
- For 16 Years Old 0
- For 18 Years Old 1
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- Easy: Ideal for those taking their first steps in brick building, with up to 150 pieces. Simple builds that are completed easily and quickly.
- Medium: For builders with basic experience. Includes building blocks from 151 to 500 pieces, offering a greater challenge and more detail.
- Difficult: For experienced builders seeking more challenging creations. Includes building blocks from 501 to 1,000 pieces with increased complexity and build time.
- Very Difficult: Includes building sets with more than 1,000 pieces, designed for experienced builders who enjoy complex and challenging builds.
- Soft: Specially designed blocks made from more flexible materials.
- Montessori Method: They focus on autonomy, concentration, and experiential learning. Mainly using natural materials, they help the child discover their abilities and develop socially and cognitively at their own pace.
- Educational: Number or letter cubes with an educational purpose help in the early stages of a child's education while experimenting with constructions.
- Numbers & Counting : Cubes that snap together and aid in understanding early numeracy.
- Advent Calendar: Calendar with 24 windows, one for each day from December 1st to Christmas Eve
- Bristles: They have grooves and protrusions on their surfaces so that they can fit into each other at any point. The child develops imagination and fine motor skills by creating many different constructions.
