Real life schools have lots of different types of zones: entrance halls, classrooms, locker hallways, etc. It was previously available in green in 41362 Heartlake City Supermarket, so it’s nice to see this element make a comeback.

New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . By and large City sets prioritise broad play scenarios over minute detail, while Friends definitely prioritises both exterior aesthetics and finely packed interior detail as its play experience. We started to see if we can combine the three sets into a modular this weekend (finally got around to it, they've been standing around long enough ). The breaks between bags seem rather random, and it felt like I was adding a few parts over here and then over there and then back over here.

I’m not sure if it’s an entirely new sign, or if it’s a reproduction of the one from 1999’s Road Signs set, but it’s always nice to come across printed parts. went off brand for the roof using a nice 16x16 transparent clear plate to let in extra light, added extra shelves and back wall, moved counter back 2 studs to increase floor space. There’s a license plate with the set’s number, and the letters JM, which I believe are the designer’s initial.

On the whole, I sill feel like I did with the school: this set has to much road, and not enough building. And yes, this means the minifigure can sit almost normally, with the prosthetic leg being angled upwards. As this is the special ASDA edition of the set you’ll find a sash wrapped around the box with details regarding what’s included and where to place the stickers. Here’s a look at their back printing – only the forklift driver and Pea Mascot have dual-sided faces. Near the entrance is a bottle recycling machine, which uses minimal floor space and has a good collection crate for bottles on the other side.

I guess LEGO Citizens looked across town to Heartlake City, and wanted some of that utopian quality of life, and all the amenities that you’d expect from an urban metropolis. Despite rapid urbanisation, LEGO City has been plagued by crime and arson, with little room for anything else.