Review on 🎅 LEGO Christmas Countdown Minifigures Calendar by Tom Goodlow

The City Advent Calendar is the one I choose every year. This year I will also be gifting my grandson a set of his own (he turns five this month and is building well beyond his years). I also bought Hot Wheels for him but as soon as I saw this set I decided to give him Hot Giving Wheels its birthday month, not for the holidays. This year is another fun year with lots of builds and five minifigures (that doesn't include a robot or snowman. Last year it was six but one less is enough for me. So will some Builds can be very fun.The box is related to three other lego sets that could possibly match the toys in the calendar.All of these sets are very expensive so if you are looking at this for a child and want something to do with try yourselves to look at some of the smaller sets available. The product description shows a breakdown of the actual items included. I have opened my set to ensure that each box contains e A bag was (I didn't have a set before.) I also had parts missing or a bag that was replaced. Lego is a great substitute for everything needed if you turn to them right away. In addition to this set, one of my Lego favorites is making Christmas dioramas with special sets of winter scenes and urban advent calendars. I have a traditional train, but this year I might want to do a Harry Potter version. I'm starting to add them to my modular kits to build an entire city. It's just fun to play with Lego and my grandchildren really enjoy playing with it. In their home, they have taken over the dining room as a Lego construction room and are only five and two years old. Don't throw the box away, that's part of the fun. This year, the box opens up a playground for vehicles. There's a monster truck track, a helipad, a straight track for race cars, and a view from space. Although the range is not coordinated, children should have lots of fun playing with each of the elements in the set.