Pick up this fun 9-pack of LEGO compatible glasses for your next LEGO themed birthday party! The glasses include studs compatible with real LEGO bricks so your party attendees can customize their glasses with minifigures and bricks.
This is a 9-pack of LEGO-style glasses in different colors. The one-size-fits-most glasses have studs along the top and the front and the legs even have studs on the sides for maximum customization options. And even without adding any bricks, these are fun LEGO-look glasses for enthusiastic brick builders to wear.
Note that this highly rated set of glasses does not include any LEGO bricks, so this party set is great for kids who already have LEGO collections, or it makes a great party favor gift to accompany a brand new large LEGO set birthday gift. We recommend a set like the LEGO Classic Large Creative Brick Box.
This is a fun baseball-style cap that has special LEGO-compatible panels on the front and bill. A customizable LEGO-friendly hat like this is a great gift idea for LEGO builders who seem to have everything!
Practical prosthetic, or awesome creative toy? How about both? A designer from the Umeå University in Sweden has designed a prosthetic for kids that functions with a regular gripping attachment or with an unlimited amount of creative pieces designed and built by the kids themselves.
Add tropical background to your LEGO creation with this massive compatible set of blocks. This is a 582-piece set with pieces to build palm trees, tropical plants, and more. The set comes with two outdoor-themed base plates. This large LEGO-compatible nature blocks set includes pieces to make bamboo...
This flexible silicone mat made for use with LEGO products is so much fun! The portable and pliable green mat is a great base for playing with building bricks. This is a piece that can grow with your kids, because one side is compatible with DUPLO while the other side works with the smaller studs of LEGO! Note that this highly rated LEGO and DUPLO compatible base is manufactured by a third party, and not by LEGO itself.
