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Tested by sbluemel: The creative building set from Lego

8.3.2017

Translation: machine translated

Every month we give away a Lego novelty. This time Sebastian alias sbluemel has won the creative building set from Lego Classic. This is his test report.

When my son was born, I was extremely happy because I could now play with Lego again without having a guilty conscience. When Lego was raffled off on Galaxus, I just had to take part. Nobody would have expected it, but I won. Just a few days later, the parcel arrived at home and we unpacked it with great joy.

I was really looking forward to opening the set and making lots of great things with it. But first I had to go to bed with the flu, and since you can't build yourself medicine with Lego yet, I was out of action for a week. As soon as the flu was over, I was able to start unpacking and building.

Many small plastic bags sorted by colour.

If you're from the last generation of Lego users, you're always a little shocked by the many individual plastic bags in the packaging. Nevertheless, the contents lived up to the promise of the packaging and contained a whole rainbow of small pieces. As the set was actually intended for building buildings, the pack also contained a small booklet with instructions on how to build lots of little houses. However, the brilliant thing about Lego is not building according to instructions, but giving free rein to your own creativity. For this reason (and because I had promised it in the prize draw), I also set about building a Galaxus turtle. Thanks to the many small parts and the large number in the pack, I made quick progress and was able to complete the turtle quickly. In the end, there was even enough to build a little house for the turtle.

Conclusion

The set delivers what it promises and has a little bit of everything. It's enough to build little houses and even if you want to be creative yourself, you can achieve a lot with it. My family and I would like to thank Galaxus for this wonderful gift and are already looking forward to many more activities and helpful reports.