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Best Lego Gifts: From Smart Bricks to Tiny Tyrannosaurs

Lego's enduring appeal lies not just in its bricks, but in building shared family memories—like when your dog chews them up.

The 15 Best Gifts for Lego Lovers


To address the elephant in the room: yes, Lego bricks are made of plastic. They proliferate globally and will not biodegrade, but they retain their clutch power for decades.


My family's obsession with Lego sets began during the pandemic, and we still love them today. There’s no better way to while away a rainy afternoon than building tiny dinosaurs and pterosaurs with your son.


If you're also obsessed with Lego sets, consider themed sets like Speed Champions or the Star Wars Smart Play Throne Room Duel and A-Wing set, which adds lightsaber noises and even a rendition of “The Imperial March.”


For a centerpiece that doubles as decor, try the Lego Botanicals collection. The Bouquet of Pink Roses works well as a holiday centerpiece, with articulated heads for arranging.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/gallery/gifts-for-lego-lovers/
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