Lego Friends 41421 Baby Elephant Rescue Mission

Lego Friends 41421 Baby Elephant Rescue Operation LEGO® Friends proudly supports the work of National Geographic researchers. Through their creativity, curiosity and passion, these professionals protect endangered species in the jungles and help make the world a better place for all of us. Treat animal-loving kids to jungle adventures with this Baby Elephant Jungle Rescue (41421) set. It includes a jungle environment and a car that inspire endless creative play. The set includes two buildable mini-doll figures, a baby elephant toy and great accessories such as a toy radio telephone and a toy feeding bottle to inspire building projects and imaginative play. Children can call for help with walkie-talkies, drive a car into the swamp, pull a toy elephant out of the mud with a winch, and care for and feed the elephant while transporting it to safety. Looking for a great birthday or Christmas gift for animal-loving kids 6 and up? You have found what you are looking for! This toy set is a great way to introduce the world of LEGO® Friends to children or delight fans of the TV series. The jungle environment is 10 cm high and 9 cm wide, so it fits into a small space in the tank. It is compatible with all LEGO® sets, so children can use the purple toy car to move to other LEGO sets in their room. No batteries needed for this jungle mission - just guts, determination and LEGO® Friends Stephanie and Emma on your team. LEGO® sets come with clear instructions, making them the best building toys for children. You can find Instructions PLUS in the LEGO Building Instructions app, where kids can zoom, rotate and view the model as they build it. LEGO® blocks have met the industry's strictest standards and the LEGO Group's own strict quality requirements since 1958. This way we ensure that they attach perfectly and come off easily when it's time for a new structure. LEGO® blocks and parts are thoroughly tested. This is how we ensure that every LEGO Friends toy set meets the strictest global safety and quality standards. They might even be able to handle a baby elephant…