"Embrace the childhood feeling that building a Lego sets evokes and choose the set from one of your favorite youth movies. Choose between two versions: One that includes a lightning rod and plutonium chamber and another the Mr. Fusion generator and hover conversion function to flight mode. Instead of sinking $50,000 into a classic Land Rover Defender overlanding build out, get the next best thing: a miniature DIY model of it. It's got all the realistic touches, too, from functional steering,"
"doors that open, working suspension, and a hood that actually opens. And inside there are even accurate interior details and a coffee cup for the driver. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below That 7,500-piece Millennium Falcon lego set we mentioned? Behold. Han Solo would be pretty proud of you if you can build this one. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below If you're really into F1 racing, get some hands-on experience with one of the cars."
"For the art lover, Starry Night takes the form of a Lego set that might just require Vincent Van Gogh-level talent to build. There's even a figurine of the legend at the easel that you get to construct. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below All aboard the holiday express train. Embracing the season ahead, this 956-piece kit will bring playful festive decor to your household as the train chugs along."
A DeLorean-themed LEGO offers two build options: one with a lightning rod and plutonium chamber, the other with Mr. Fusion and hover conversion to flight. A miniature Land Rover Defender model includes functional steering, opening doors, working suspension, a hood that opens, accurate interior details, and a coffee cup. A 7,500-piece Millennium Falcon provides a massive build challenge. F1 car models deliver hands-on racing builds suitable for office display. A Starry Night LEGO recreates Van Gogh's painting and includes a figurine at the easel. A 956-piece holiday train features a moving smokestack and polar bear. Aquarium and PAC-MAN arcade sets offer visual charm and retro detailing.
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