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Church

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$18.89 $29.99 In stock

Build a miniature church out of real bricks. This is an opportunity for children to learn basic architecture and building techniques, as well as to explore the importance of spirituality. With 70 building blocks, this sacred site is suitable for all amateur bricklayers ages 6 and up, ideally with the loving supervision of an adult. This not only promotes motor skills, but also develops children's sense of community and social skills.

  • Item number: 4025
  • Components: 70 pieces
  • Recommended age: 6+
  • Difficulty level: Advanced
  • Dimensions: 120x85x160mm
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe ★★★★★

The real bricks have a nice texture, and the 70 pieces keep my kids busy for hours. They loved seeing their miniature church take shape, and it sparked a great conversation about building techniques.

Charlotte O. ★★★★★

My 8-year-old loved figuring out how to stack the real bricks to create the steeple, and it kept her focused for over an hour. The 70 pieces gave us just enough of a challenge without being frustrating.

Matthew N. ★★★★★

The little bricks fit together perfectly, and my daughter was so proud when she finished the tiny spire. It kept her focused for hours, and the instructions were clear enough for her to follow on her own.