LEGO Animal Crossing Blathers’s Museum Collection Model Kit for Kids, Building Set with Minifigures and Triceratops Dinosaur Fossil, Nintendo Character Gift Toy for Girls and Boys Aged 7 Plus 77056 Help Lily gather amazing exhibits for Blathers’s museum. Dig up the missing Triceratops tailbone with your spade, reel in fish for the aquarium and catch butterflies and creepy-crawlies with the net. Display your discoveries in the museum’s awesome exhibition areas, then chill out at the Roost café before your next adventure exploring the natural world  Fans of the Animal Crossing video game series and kids who love nature can enjoy hands-on creative play with the Blathers’s Museum Collection (77056) building set, an ideal Nintendo character gift for girls and boys aged 7 years old and over.This LEGO building toy recreates the museum from the Animal Crossing video game series. Kids can customise the different exhibition areas with their finds. They can use a spade to unearth the missing Triceratops tailbone, catch fish for the aquarium and capture butterflies and creepy-crawlies with a net. Adjustable hinged walls and rearrangeable elements make the set reconfigurable for extra play possibilities. The set also includes a fountain and the Roost café, where kids can chill out with the Blathers and Lily minifigures before embarking on their next adventure exploring the natural world. Young builders can also enjoy digital building fun with the LEGO Builder app, where they can zoom in and rotate models in 3D. Set contains 543 pieces. Blathers’s Museum Collection is a LEGO building set for fans of Animal CrossingThe set come with 2 minifigures: Blathers the owl and Lily the frogKids can unearth a fossil, catch fish and capture small creatures to displayHinged walls allow the museum to be configured in different waysBring Animal Crossing into the real world with this LEGO building set giftCheck out the other LEGO Animal Crossing sets, sold separatelyKids can zoom in and rotate sets in 3D using the intuitive LEGO Builder appThe museum in its opened-up configuration measures over 25 cm (10 in.) wide