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About: Lego
If you love Lego as much as we do then you probably already know that this fantastic construction toy gained its name from an abbreviation of two Danish words, leg and godt meaning play well. You will most likely also know that when plastic begun to take over from wood as toy making material during 1947(ish) that Ole Kirk Christiansen (the inventor of Lego) produced one of his first plastic toys that could be taken apart and re-assembled. In 1953, the bricks were given a new name: Lego Mursten, or "Lego Bricks" and could finally be stacked together in such a way they could no longer be easily pulled apart giving birth to the Lego bricks that we all know and love today including the often very hard to find sets that we are very happy to be able to offer here at dinkybox :)
Each kit (5614-5617) comes factory sealed inside its own box which measures approximately 9 x9 x 4.5cm.
Please note, all of our Lego sets contain small parts which may cause a choking hazard if swallowed and, as such, none of these sets are suitable for anyone aged less than 3 years (as stated on the packaging).
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Star Wars Lego Keychains
May the Force be forever dangled from your keys with these totally fab mini figure Star Wars Keychains. These are old store stock and quite hard to find so if you love collecting or know someone who does then be sure to take a closer look at these very cute Lego goodies :)
Each figure measures approximately 3 to 4cm in height and comes unpackaged with a groovy Lego tag.
Please note, all of our Lego sets contain small parts which may cause a choking hazard if swallowed.
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Lego Orient Expedition Candy Toys
These very hard to find ORIENT EXPEDITION CANDY TOY Lego kits have been imported direct from Japan where they are sold under the name of 'candy toys'. This term is used in Japan to sell a piece of candy which has a toy included for free. It seems that this is the Japanese way of getting around tax on toys. Anyway, the candy that comes with these should NOT be eaten as its most likely out of date (the date stamp is in Japanese so it's hard to tell). The Lego pieces themselves CANNOT be eaten so please don't try :) Each of these cool Lego sets come factory sealed ready for you to (easily) assemble.
Each kit (7422-7424) comes factory sealed inside its own box which measures approximately 14.5 x 9.5 x 3.5cm (excluding the candy section). Please note, all of our Lego sets contain small parts which may cause a choking hazard if swallowed.
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