LEGO Friends First Aid Jungle Bike 41032 Building Set

My daughter (nearly six) was utterly absorbed in this but got upset over building the side car, which was certainly tricky. I also found that the colors of the pieces aren't always clear from the instructions - when compared with the box, they were clearer. Well, I'm aware that my daughter is at the bottom end of the age range they recommend, so it's fine if it's a bit tricky for her in places .Anyway, she had great fun! I needed to distract my daughter from the tiresome experience of wearing a heart monitor. Since I'm encouraging her interest in lego these days anyway, I bought her this and another smaller set to cheer her up. They completely took her mind off the heart monitor! She wouldn't go to bed till this set was all done, and then wanted to spend ages swapping out the hair of Emma with other minifig hair that we have. BTW, to get the helmet on, you do need to remove the helmet which is comic/creepy...On reflection, I'm glad I didn't get a bigger 'rescue' set I'd considered, which might have frustrated her more...as it is, I'm glad I bought a lot of bricks and baseplates for her upcoming birthday which will complement well the sets like this one. She likes to invent her own structures, and I'm all for it. But it's also nice sometimes to follow directions and see how the Lego designers intended things to be done. The hinged part of the cave and sliding door here are fun. It's a cute set.Judging from this, and the 'lifeguard' set, I am happy that the 'Friends' sets really do involve building, and have themes that are empowering for girls. As long as that's the case, it's no problem at all - far from it - that they have pretty colors that Lego lacked in my childhood, like pink. But you do need to look at what you're buying. Not for me that 'catwalk' set (!!) or the pet salon.

Up to standard

This is a really cute Lego set. My six-year-old and three-year-old boys are obsessed with Legos, and they enjoyed putting this together and playing with it. It's definitely not for girls only. The Friends sets should not be overlooked for little boys, just as the "boy-themed" Lego sets should not be overlooked for girls. There's a really cool sliding door in this set, which my six-year-old thought was great. There's also a little trap door that releases "rocks" near the entrance to the cave. Overall, lots of fun little features on this set, which isn't very large but is totally worth what you pay for it.

I got this for a seven year old and she loves it! Lego makes some of the best toys in the world and this is no exception - it is tight fitting and the plastics used is very high quality without any chemical smells. I have a sensitive nose and with Legos I do not sneeze. This set is small and only took about thirty minutes from start to finish. After building the set, more play begins!

Great set! My daughter loved that the sidecar detaches from the bike allowing her to play with the bike separately. The secret door inside the cave adds a lot of play value to this set as well. It slides open, allowing access from the back of the cave. Great addition to the jungle playset series!

Daughter loves it. Put it together first day.

I ordered this set for my niece and she absolutely loved it!The moment she opened the present, she immediately started playing with it and put it together.I would recommend this to anyone that has a child in the family thats a lego fan!

Loved it! My 5 year old was able to build this with minimal help from me. She thought it was so cute!

What can I say? Lego always delivers. Hours of entertainment for my daughter, she loves it.

Great toy!

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