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Pack up for seaside adventures anywhere with LEGO® Friends Creative Beach and Travel Suitcase 42672, a portable playset designed for fun on the go. This clever suitcase-style build opens to reveal a colourful beach scene filled with holiday details, making it perfect for travel, sleepovers or everyday play. Kids can create sunny vacation stories, explore new destinations and enjoy creative roleplay wherever they are.
Key Features
Suitcase Playset Design
Features a compact case that opens to reveal a detailed beach-themed scene inside.
Portable Adventure Play
Designed for easy transport, allowing kids to take their stories and creativity wherever they go.
LEGO® Friends Characters
Comes with minidolls to bring holiday adventures and friendship moments to life.
Beach-Themed Accessories
Includes items that support seaside storytelling, exploration and relaxation play.
Creative Building Experience
Encourages imaginative play as kids customise and interact with the portable setting.
Perfect Gift for Travel Lovers
An ideal present for children who enjoy holidays, beaches and playsets they can carry anywhere.
Why You’ll Love It
A fun and practical set that combines portability with rich imaginative play. Creative Beach and Travel Suitcase 42672 lets kids enjoy Heartlake City adventures both at home and on the move, making it a wonderful addition to any LEGO® Friends collection. Pair it with other sets (sold separately) to expand the world and create even more travel-themed stories.
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