Archive - LEGO®
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LEGO®
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LEGO Super Heroes 76071 Mighty Micros: Spiderman vs. Scorpion
Discontinued
Building Set - 79 pieces, recommended for ages 5 to 12 years
LEGO Juniors 10687 Spider-Man Hideout
Discontinued
Building Set - 137 pieces, recommended age: 4 - 7
LEGO Juniors 10737 Batman vs. Mr. Freeze
Discontinued
Building Set - 63 pieces, recommended age: 4 - 7 years
LEGO Juniors 10736 Anna & Elsa's Frozen Playground
Discontinued
Building Set - 94 pieces, recommended age: 4 - 7 years
LEGO Juniors 10735 Police Truck Chase
Discontinued
Building Set - 90 pieces, recommended age: 4-7 years
LEGO Juniors 10729 Cinderella's Carriage
Discontinued
Building Set - 116 pieces, recommended age: 4 - 7 years
LEGO Batman Movie 70909 Batcave Break-in
Discontinued
Building Set - 1,047 pieces, recommended age: 8 - 14 years
LEGO Batman Movie 70906 The Joker Notorious Lowrider
Discontinued
Building Set - 433 pieces, recommended for ages 8-14
LEGO Batman Movie 70904 Clayface Splat Attack
Discontinued
Building Set - 448 pieces, recommended age: 8-14
LEGO Batman Movie 70903 The Riddler Riddle Racer
Discontinued
Building Set - 254 pieces, recommended age: 7-14
LEGO Batman Movie 70902 Catwoman Catcycle Chase
Discontinued
Building Set - 139 pieces, recommended age: 7-14
LEGO Batman Movie 70901 Mr. Freeze Ice Attack
Discontinued
Building Set - 201 pieces, recommended for ages 7-14 years
LEGO Juniors 10727 Emma's Ice Cream Truck
Discontinued
Building Set - 136 pieces, recommended age: 4 - 7 years
LEGO Juniors 10726 Stephanie's Horse Carriage
Discontinued
Building Set - 58 pieces, recommended age: 4 - 7 years
LEGO Juniors 10724 Batman & Superman vs. Lex Luthor
Discontinued
Building Set - 614 pieces, recommended age: 4 - 7 years
LEGO Juniors 10723 Ariel's Dolphin Carriage
Discontinued
Building Set - 70 pieces, recommended age: 4 - 7 years
LEGO Juniors 10720 Police Helicopter Chase
Discontinued
Building Set - 63 pieces, recommended for ages 4-7
Archive - LEGO® - additional info
LEGO® has been making children and adults happy since 1949. At that time, father and son Ole and Godtfred Christiansen created the first LEGO® brick. But they weren't successful right away. Discover how their journey began, and what products they offer today!