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Make a splash with LEGO® Friends Unicorn & Flamingo Pool Party 42658, a bright and playful set designed for fun-filled summer storytelling. This colourful poolside scene features whimsical float designs and party accessories, creating the perfect setting for relaxing, games and laughter with friends. Ideal for imaginative play, kids can recreate sunny days spent cooling off, enjoying treats and celebrating together in Heartlake City.
Key Features
Pool Party Setting
Features a vibrant pool scene designed for summer fun, relaxation and social play.
Whimsical Float Designs
Includes unicorn and flamingo float elements that add a playful, fantasy-inspired touch.
LEGO® Friends Characters
Comes with minidolls to bring lively pool party stories to life.
Party Accessories
Includes themed items that enhance pretend play and create a festive atmosphere.
Colourful, Fun Build
An enjoyable construction experience packed with bright details and personality.
Great Gift for Summer Fun
A perfect present for kids who love water-themed playsets, parties and imaginative adventures.
Why You’ll Love It
A cheerful set that captures the excitement of a sunny poolside gathering. Unicorn & Flamingo Pool Party 42658 encourages creative storytelling, friendship play and light-hearted fun, making it a delightful addition to any LEGO® Friends collection. Combine it with other Heartlake City sets (sold separately) to create an even bigger world of summer adventures.
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