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Catch some waves and sunshine with LEGO® Friends Surfing Dogs and Scooter Adventure 42641, a playful seaside set designed for animal lovers and beach fans. This fun-packed scene features a scooter for travelling along the coast and adorable dogs ready for surfing action. With colourful accessories and lively details, kids can create exciting summer stories filled with friendship, adventure and ocean fun in Heartlake City.
Key Features
Scooter Beach Vehicle
Features a stylish scooter perfect for cruising along the shoreline and heading to the surf spot.
Surfing Dog Theme
Includes adorable dog figures equipped for water adventures, adding a unique and playful twist.
LEGO® Friends Character
Comes with a minidoll to guide the dogs, explore the beach and create fun friendship stories.
Beach Accessories
Includes surf-themed elements and extras that enhance imaginative seaside play.
Compact Adventure Set
An easy and enjoyable build ideal for younger builders and quick play sessions.
Great Gift for Animal Lovers
A perfect present for kids who love dogs, the beach and creative storytelling.
Why You’ll Love It
A cheerful, action-filled set that combines cute pets with outdoor adventure. Surfing Dogs and Scooter Adventure 42641 encourages imaginative roleplay and summer-themed fun, making it a delightful addition to any LEGO® Friends collection. Pair it with other sets (sold separately) to expand Heartlake City into a bustling coastal playground.
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