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Add a touch of fairground fun to Heartlake City with LEGO® Friends Cotton Candy Stand and Scooter 42643, a sweet-themed playset perfect for imaginative roleplay. This colourful setup features a compact cotton candy stall paired with a scooter for easy transport, letting kids recreate fun day-out adventures and street market scenes. With bright colours and playful details, it’s ideal for storytelling centred around friendship, treats and city life.
Key Features
Cotton Candy Stand
Features a small vendor stall designed for selling fluffy sweet treats, perfect for market or festival scenes.
Scooter Vehicle
Includes a stylish scooter that allows characters to travel around the city and deliver treats on the go.
LEGO® Friends Characters
Comes with minidolls to bring lively Heartlake City stories and social play to life.
Sweet-Themed Accessories
Includes cotton candy elements and vendor accessories that enhance pretend play.
Compact Playset
An easy and enjoyable build that’s ideal for younger builders and quick play sessions.
Fun Gift Idea
A great present for kids who love food-themed toys, vehicles and creative storytelling.
Why You’ll Love It
A cheerful, portable playset that captures the excitement of street fairs and sweet treats. Cotton Candy Stand and Scooter 42643 encourages imaginative roleplay and friendship stories, making it a delightful addition to any LEGO® Friends collection. Pair it with other sets (sold separately) to create a bustling Heartlake City full of fun activities.
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