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Mrs. Castillo's Turtle Van (Retail: $47.99)

Let kids aged 7+ adventure into the dream world with Mrs. Castillo, Mateo and Zoey in this LEGO® DREAMZzz" Mrs. Castillo s Turtle Van (71456) building set. Based on the exciting DREAMZzz TV show, the set offers kids 2 ways to build an awesome vehicle. 1 van, 2 ways to build In its basic form, Mrs. Castillo s turtle van toy has moving wheels and a removable roof. Kids can spend hours customizing it in 2 different ways using story-led building instructions. In party mode, the turtle van can be accessorized with a moving tree, a spinning cactus and an opening treasure chest. In flying submarine mode, the turtle van can be accessorized with a rocket and a moving periscope. The latter mode also features a flying version of Cat Cactus, which can travel alongside it. This encourages creativity and doubles the time kids can enjoy playing with each set. Fantastic minifigures The building toy set includes minifigures of Mrs. Castillo, Mateo and Zoey. All of them can be seated inside the van.

Izzie and Bunchu the Bunny (Retail:$19.99)

Let kids aged 7+ jump into the action of the dream world with this LEGO® DREAMZzz" Izzie and Bunchu the Bunny (71453) building toy set. Based on an exciting storyline from the TV show, the set lets kids help main character Izzie create a large version of her favorite plushie to help rescue the stuffed animal, which has been kidnapped by a nightmare Grimspawn. 1 set, 2 ways to build The large living version of Bunchu has a fully articulated neck, arms and legs. When building it, kids can use their imaginations and follow story-led building instructions to choose between equipping it with roller skates and gloves or bee wings and a stinger. Fantastic minifigure A detailed minifigure of Izzie helps bring the action to life. Izzie comes with accessories including armor, a sword and an hourglass. Figures of the Grimspawn and a small Bunchu are also included so kids can recreate the entire story.

It’s still begs the question… what will you dream up next?