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Kids can create their own LEGO Super Mario sky level with the Big Spike’s Cloudtop Challenge Expansion Set (71409). It features familiar challenges from the Super Mario video games and LEGO figures of 3 popular enemies – a Big Spike, a Boomerang Bro and a Piranha Plant.
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One of the world’s most eye-catching plants, the Bird of Paradise can grow up to two metres tall. Now you can build your own tribute to this exceptional flower with the LEGO Bird of Paradise (10289) DIY building set for adults. Unlike a real flower, the LEGO flowers don't need watering – making it a top creative gift idea for plant lovers. The artificial flowers and leaves can be repositioned, allowing you to style the plant to create your own unique Bird of Paradise display.
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The LEGO Group is thinking about how bricks can be recycled – with the help of AFOLs – Blocks – the monthly LEGO magazine for fans
