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Bring magical celebrations to life with LEGO® Friends Costume Party with Unicorn & Fairy 42661, a whimsical playset packed with fantasy fun. This colourful party scene lets kids imagine dressing up, performing and celebrating with friends in a world of make-believe. With enchanting costume themes and playful details, it’s perfect for storytelling filled with creativity, laughter and friendship in Heartlake City.
Key Features
Costume Party Scene
Features a festive setting designed for dress-up fun and imaginative celebrations.
Fantasy Costume Themes
Includes unicorn and fairy costume elements that add a magical touch to playtime.
LEGO® Friends Characters
Comes with minidolls to bring party stories and friendship moments to life.
Party Accessories
Includes themed decorations and items that enhance pretend play and storytelling.
Creative Roleplay Opportunities
Encourages kids to invent performances, games and magical scenarios.
Great Gift for Imaginative Kids
An ideal present for children who love fantasy themes, parties and creative play.
Why You’ll Love It
A bright and playful set that celebrates imagination and self-expression. Costume Party with Unicorn & Fairy 42661 inspires creative storytelling and joyful roleplay, making it a delightful addition to any LEGO® Friends collection. Combine it with other Heartlake City sets (sold separately) to expand the fun and create even bigger adventures.
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