Lego City Safari Geländewagen (60267)

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Plant pollinator-friendly flowers, create a toad shelter or a bug hotel. From visiting our wetland centre you’ll see that all wildlife benefits from the addition of water, so why not build a garden pond and feel the satisfaction of watching wildlife thrive? Both figures look suitably attired for the safari, if perhaps a little overdressed; I can imagine shorts may be more comfortable! Whilst I don’t agree with some of the colour choices of the tree house itself, I think the set is pretty good value for money for almost 400 parts, a variety of cute wild animals, and three decent models to choose from. When built, the safari off-roader measures over 3" (10cm) high, 6" (16cm) long and 2" (6cm) wide. That's enough room to store all the gear kids need for a successful safari.

LEGO® Creator 3in1 sets allow kids to enjoy amazing imaginative play as they devise fun stories around the 3 different models in every box. The Creator range is known for being colourful, relatively basic, and generally quite good fun; this set lives up to those three expectations very well. With the 3-in-1 models, the alternative builds can often seem slightly disconnected from the main build, or somewhat thrown together, but the two included here tie in excellently and are just as fun to play with in their own right.Unleash the wild fun of LEGO® City with this safari off-roader playset – designed to inspire open-ended, independent role-play based on real-life scenarios. Visiting our green (and blue!) spaces gives you the perfect opportunity to explore nature’s playground and have lots of fresh-air fun, with unique wetland wildlife to spark imaginations and help you really connect to nature.

What do you hear? What does it feel like as you lift your face to the sky on a sunny day? Spring has a smell too! You could turn this into a fun game and use our special senses scavenger hunt activity sheet on your visit or at home.LEGO® City Great Vehicles adventure playsets feature realistic vehicles and fun characters that inspire open-ended creative play, while helping youngsters improve physical skills and grow confidence. The set is aimed at ages 7 and above, although that must mostly be due to the building techniques involved, because children of all ages would have a great time with any of the models, particularly the animals. I will admit to being somewhat biased, as giraffes have long been my favourite animals, but I’m of the opinion that they aren’t represented in LEGO enough! My almost-five-year-old daughter found the toilet in the tree house particularly funny, and spent quite a bit of time playing with the primary model. As well as being a great day out, the event is a brilliant way to highlight some of the wetland species that the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust has worked hard to save, such as the iconic Hawaiian goose and incredible spoon-billed sandpiper. Turn nature sleuth and switch on all your senses as you walk around to discover spring wildlife on a whole new level. As an extra challenge (particularly with little ones in tow!) stand still, stay quiet and close your eyes…