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Serve up sweet treats and summer fun with LEGO® Friends Heartlake City Ice Cream Truck 42644, a colourful playset designed for kids who love imaginative roleplay. This cheerful vehicle brings the joy of an ice cream van to Heartlake City, complete with bright styling and serving details. Perfect for warm-weather storytelling, kids can drive around town, take orders and hand out delicious frozen treats to friends and customers.
Key Features
Ice Cream Truck Vehicle
Features a brightly decorated truck designed as a mobile ice cream stand, perfect for city adventures.
Serving Window Play
Includes a side service area where characters can sell and receive tasty treats.
LEGO® Friends Characters
Comes with minidolls to bring everyday summer stories and friendship moments to life.
Sweet-Themed Accessories
Includes ice cream elements and shop details that enhance pretend play and storytelling.
Compact, Fun Build
An enjoyable building experience that’s ideal for younger builders and casual play sessions.
Perfect Gift Idea
A great present for kids who love vehicles, food-themed playsets and LEGO® Friends adventures.
Why You’ll Love It
A cheerful, feel-good set that captures the excitement of chasing down the ice cream van on a sunny day. Heartlake City Ice Cream Truck 42644 encourages creative roleplay, social storytelling and everyday adventures, making it a delightful addition to any LEGO® Friends collection. Combine it with other sets (sold separately) to expand the fun across Heartlake City.
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