We were lucky enough to be sent 3 different sets to try out;
The Fire Station satisfied his love of emergency vehicles and play is usually accompanied by loud neenaw noises. This set comes with some lovely extras as well as the bricks and is another favourite.
Although we have been playing with the sets seperately, we do like to mix them all together as Dylan loves the freedom of building without restraint. Depending on how he feels we build anything from helicopters to makka pakkas and I love watching his imagination work. Lego is one of those timeless classics that offers children so many possibilities and even keeps the adults entertained!
If you have a little lego lover that would love these three sets, then this is the competition for you. Entry is by rafflecopter, make sure you follow the instructions and the prize is a brand new bundle of the same three sets we have been reviewing!
a giraffe!
ReplyDeletemy 2 yr old makes boats with windows for the little dog and man to look out of.
ReplyDeleteA monster :)
ReplyDeleterocket ship
ReplyDeleteMy is yet to play with LEGO, sad I know! Hopefully we'll win this and she'll get to build a train or a fire station!
ReplyDeleteI don't (yet) have a little lego-lover. I have a big lego-lover in the form of my Husband, he is addicted. If you want to see how addicted check out my home decor post on my blog. I already know that Ethan will be totally addicted so I'd love to win this for him! x
ReplyDeleteso far nothing, would love this to be our Grandchild first lego
ReplyDeletewe have built a sofa for his favourite teddy which he also sat in ( he was quite confused when it kept falling apart under his weight) and bridges and towers for his toy cars Jade x
ReplyDeleteWe had mega blocks with Katie but the duplo number train looks so much more colourful and educational too, would be great for Harry.
ReplyDeletea car
ReplyDeleteI won a competition as a child by making "a moving house that you can live in", which was basically a box with wheels, but I build a bed and a sofa inside. I won a new Lego set for it!
ReplyDeletewe built little man an air port complete with hangers for his planes. He loved it
ReplyDeleteas a kid I tried to build a replica of my parents house!
ReplyDeleteA robot :-) x x x
ReplyDeleteWorking in schools with little ones, Lego/Duplo has been a big part of my life. I am limited with my imagination, however my husband is a big lover and can build pretty much anything! Our little one is a bit tiny for lego but duplo is on the xmas list :)
ReplyDeleteA car with wheels roof and windows the other day, rather good too!
ReplyDeletea car
ReplyDeleteA dinosaur :)
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A castle, we made one when I was a child and each family member made a tower then we built it up together :)
ReplyDeletepetrol station, and town
ReplyDeleteA boat. My son insisted on putting it in the bath but it sank. I thought he would cry but he just announced that it was a shipwreck
ReplyDeleteWell, this is a tricky one because when my husband's around, neither CK nor I can get near our Lego as he steals it for himself. We're not the most creative in this house and mainly build tall towers.
ReplyDeleteA car.
ReplyDeletemoshi monsters
ReplyDeleteMy daughter doesn't have any lego yet. But we look forward to making lots of exciting things
ReplyDeletea dinosaur my son loves them
ReplyDeleteMy eldest son is crazy about Lego, he has a large box full of Lego, a drawer full of instructions from sets and drawers full of minifigures, he has made a really impressive hotel in the last few days! I would love to win this set for my younger son to play with.
ReplyDeleteWe made our Lego version of Disney rides!
ReplyDeleteA farm with a tree, barn, cow, sheep and tractor :)
ReplyDeleteWe've made a pretty awesome airport
ReplyDeleteBig man makes swimming pools with his Duplo
ReplyDeleteA house with a garden.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter likes to build things with a "hole" in the middle, then see what shape she has made "in the middle". Recently she built around the outside edges and left a triangle in the middle. She was so excited! I thought that was pretty good since she's only 2! She loves her brother's legos, but he doesn't love her playing with them so this would be an awesome Christmas present for her...haha! :) Thanks so much for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWe built a dinosaur play park, it was the size of her room.
ReplyDeleteThe letter M... I know, we're still learning :)
ReplyDeleteA Train
ReplyDeleteA car
ReplyDeleteMy children like building a town or a house with furniture in it, they go to great lengths to make them and think of some great ideas
ReplyDeleteMy little girl likes to build different types of houses.
ReplyDeletea house!
ReplyDeleteA ferobon , yep, I have no idea what she was trying to say either, looked like a dog!
ReplyDeleteA dog. Needed some imagination but looked something resembling a dog
ReplyDeleteA CARAVAN
ReplyDeleteBuckingham Palace - it was a little bit rubbish but a really good effort!
ReplyDeleterocket ship
ReplyDeletewe made a donkey, but it looked like a sheep and a cow and a dog and a cat and believe it or not a car
ReplyDeleteMy girls made a great hospital (around when Prince George was due!) It was fab!
ReplyDeleteA house!
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A spaceship
ReplyDeletea House
ReplyDeleteWe used to play the A Team with Lego. Not sute that the van looked right but we loved it
ReplyDeletea circus with animals and a big top
ReplyDeleteMine aren't that creative with Lego - they usually build schools so they can be teachers and boss around the little lego figures ha ha
ReplyDeleteMy brothers & I once made a tractor, & combine harvester (of a sort), there was five of us & we was all Lego & Meccano mad, so our parents aunties & uncles always bought more for us, we spent hours construction things.
ReplyDeleteAngry birds and angry bird towers!
ReplyDeleteMy son made a frog out of his Duplo yesterday :) xx
ReplyDeletea car
ReplyDeleteA basic train!
ReplyDeleteMy little one is only 17 months and has just started building towers x
ReplyDeletegiraffe
ReplyDeleteJust towers that are instantly knocked down.
ReplyDeleteA Fort
ReplyDeleteA fortress.
ReplyDeletemy kids played with the boat and made many an interesting game. I am now looking forward to playing with my grandson as he grows I love duplo and lego
ReplyDeletemy grandson is only 18months, so we are not very creative. he is just very happy putting the bricks together and happy putting them in and out of their box. Oh to be young, when life is imple
ReplyDeleteWe made a space rocket today (was with Megabloks though, sshhhh). We only have a little Duplo set so we've been limited to making small houses so far. Would love to add to our Duplo though - I think of it as the next step up from Megabloks.
ReplyDeleteadventure world for the hamster
ReplyDeletea Ghost Train
ReplyDeletea railway with more tunnels than you could imagine!
ReplyDeleteA Lighthouse
ReplyDeleteI'm yet to introduce my daughter to the wonders of it :-)
ReplyDeleteA witch
ReplyDeleteThe Tardis and two daleks and K-9 from Dr. Who.
ReplyDeleteMy nephew made a pirate ship and although it didn't look particularly like a pirate ship, it was still pretty impressive! ;) x
ReplyDeletea giant robot :)
ReplyDeletewe made a train , a very long train , it was fun
ReplyDeleteMy youngest would really like her own lego
ReplyDeletea ship
ReplyDeleteNothing yet - this would be his first ever go! I'm not a mean mummy, I just haven't got around to getting him any yet x
ReplyDeleteA castle.
ReplyDeleteA zoo!
ReplyDeleteA pirate ship!
ReplyDeletewe had a go at Big Ben! It was almost unrecognisable tho lol
ReplyDeleteA small soda machine that actually dispensed small legos that looked like soda cans!
ReplyDelete... I must say as a child I only ever built houses... I now have a tendency to enjoy playing the sims! my little sister however tends to make 'guns' and then throws them at my brother... joys of being the eldest!
ReplyDeleteSpace ship :}
ReplyDeleteMy grandson made a red submarine. Because his Dad's a Submariner and Kris said that his Daddy's submarine is black and that's boring !
ReplyDeleteMy son made a battle dragon, he said each part was obvious - I squinted and almost saw it.. ;)
ReplyDeleteOh yes, they are super wings!! No mum that is the dragons tail!! eep
We always make aeroplanes x
ReplyDeleteI tried to make a space ship when i was a kid , wasn't great , thanks for the chance to win this lovely prize xxx
ReplyDeleteMy boys love to make aeroplanes cars walls buildings...everything they can lol x
ReplyDeleteA castle for Noddy! x
ReplyDeleteHe's never had any lego but i know he'd make a car.. or a dinosaur =)
ReplyDeletemy grandson makes rockets he loves anything to do with space
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My sister and I used to make mazes for the hamsters
ReplyDeleteA copy of his uncles large star wars ship thingy! Was really good too until he had a tantrum and smashed it :/
ReplyDeleteWe've made loads of different animals, like giraffes and zebras.
ReplyDeleteA castle (although my husband pounced on it and turned it into a fortress...!)
ReplyDeleteMy older son absolutely adores Lego and has built all sorts of wild creations - from imaginary dinosaurs to space ships. My little girl has just started discovering the joys of Duplo :-)
ReplyDeleteThe best thing that me and my daughter have made out of Lego was a rocket ship! It even had bedrooms and a tree! (Apparently every space rocket needs one!) We had loads of fun making it, it was huge! But then the dog jumped on it and broke it. Commence an hour of tears.......from me. xxx
ReplyDeleteMy son loves making houses to hide his dinosaurs in or a garage to drive his cars into, he's very creative and likes to tell me all the features!
ReplyDeleteMy son made a dragon
ReplyDeleteWe have yet to enter into the world of lego but keep talking about getting some. Hopefully we will win this competition and will be able to try it out :)
ReplyDeleteA castle!
ReplyDeleteWe made the Blue Peter Boat :)
ReplyDeletemy daughter made bart simpson the other day from duplo i thought that was pretty good!
ReplyDeletetowers mostly but with duplo he has made a pig
ReplyDeleteCastles towers and forts :-)
ReplyDeletea very tall tower
ReplyDeletemy four year old makes accessories for his train sets like bridges and houses and also tracks!
ReplyDeleteI used to make houses with complicated gardens when I was a child! xx
ReplyDeleteQuite Frankly She Said - UK Lifestyle Blog
A house - surrounded by a range of weird and wonderful vehicles!
ReplyDeletea house :)
ReplyDeleteMy older son (age 6) built the Empire State Building :-)
ReplyDeletewe built a little house :)
ReplyDeleteWe made a chair once..thats pretty much it part from many many towers.
ReplyDeleteA little vending machine, it had a slot to put your money in then a little draw to open that had some sweets in.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was a child my mum and I made a dolls house out of lego. It was nearly 2 feet high and had lego furniture and even a real garden (made from cress).
ReplyDeleteA Pirate Ship! :)
ReplyDeleteA house, and not a great one at that!
ReplyDeleteWe had a spaceship set, but I think that the basic bricks from my childhood were more creative as it wasn't all spelled out for you with every detail provided! You had to figure out what to do with the pieces and it didn't always work because they were so basic!
ReplyDeleteA castle. @vandervaulk
ReplyDeleteMy kids usually make cars and houses, town-stuff :)
ReplyDeletewe build houses or tall towers.
ReplyDeleteA ship
ReplyDeleteA big dinosaur
ReplyDeleteI remember making a big fire engine once.
ReplyDeleteA Rocket
ReplyDeletethe seaside :)
ReplyDeleteA castle
ReplyDeletea space rocket :)
ReplyDeletethey are only little but they often make an upside down l shape and run around saying dino-rawr!!!
ReplyDeleteMe & my boy made a little farm land! :)
ReplyDeletea castle x
ReplyDeleteA birthday cake
ReplyDeleteWhen I was younger I had a set that I built with my mum, it had a hotel with bar and a swimming pool and then little palm tree's and lego men on sun loungers.
ReplyDeleteA car garage! :)
ReplyDeletewe made a rocket :)
ReplyDeleteA helicopter
ReplyDeletea farm
ReplyDeletemy son made a worlds strongest man statue
ReplyDeletemy 2 year old daughter made a big tower for her princess
ReplyDeleteA castle
ReplyDeleteMy eldest has attempted a disney castle! It was quite impressive!
ReplyDeleteA house
ReplyDeleteMy sons version of a house, which is more like a box! :)
ReplyDeleteA house and garage
ReplyDeletea village
ReplyDeleteNot very exciting but a house seems to be the favourite for my children
ReplyDeletea little house
ReplyDeletewe made a tree house once ..... altho it wasnt very good !
ReplyDeletea house for her horse:)
ReplyDeleteAn attempt at a Palace
ReplyDeletea castle
ReplyDeletea lion, it was quite good :)
ReplyDeleteA house
ReplyDeleteTowers or getting as many bricks together as possible
ReplyDeleteA palm tree
ReplyDeletedifferent animals
ReplyDeletea space rocket
ReplyDeletean entire city!
ReplyDeleteHe often makes multi storey garages for his toy cars - they get bigger and better each time :)
ReplyDeleteA hospital!
ReplyDeleteA boat! X
ReplyDeleteA Robot
ReplyDeleteA girl- long hair and everything :D
ReplyDeletespaceship
ReplyDeletea castle,but we ran out of lego so we improvised ;)
ReplyDeletetrain and train station my litle girl is three and loves both trains and lego!
ReplyDeleteA 'sandcastle' - it was raining and we missed our promised trip to the beach so had a beach day in the playroom.
ReplyDeletehe is only one so we havnt been too adventurous yet - we have made lots of very tall towers which he loves to knock down
ReplyDeleteWe made a town with shops and a zoo
ReplyDeleteAccording to my son it was ...a juice making machine!
ReplyDeleteA dog on a lead
ReplyDeleteA house!
ReplyDeletetowers! not that imaginative but she's only 2, though loves her lego!
ReplyDeletea treehouse
ReplyDeleteI once made a house big enough for a child to get in!
ReplyDeleteLucy enjoys making towers and knocking them down
ReplyDeleteA town- my son got bored of waiting before I got bored of building though!!
ReplyDeleteA little house
ReplyDeleteBridges for our toy cars to go under or towers victoria nicholls
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