
Bunchu's Creative Animal Adventures
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Bunchu's Creative Animal Adventures. Everything you need to know about the set.
LEGO® DREAMZzz™ Bunchu's Creative Animal Adventures (71488) is a building set for girls and boys that lets children play with great imagination. This fantastic toy rabbit allows young dreamers aged 7 and up to build and discover 20 fascinating versions of Bunchu, which also offer huge play potential.
When children build the cute rabbit with movable arms, legs, feet and ears, as well as a movable tail, and then transform the figure into 19 other fascinating toy animals, there are no limits to creativity. A lion, a turtle, a deer, a butterfly and a dragonfly are just some of the building options. This fantasy play set is brought to life by the minifigure Izzie in a new outfit and with a plush toy, which invites children to creative role play and to act out new adventures with the LEGO DreamZzz heroine and her faithful little rabbit.
This highly customisable toy is a great gift for children and fans of the LEGO DREAMZzz TV series. The set includes picture-story building instructions so young dreamers can immerse themselves in the magical dream world and enjoy hours of building fun.
Data sheet
- Set number
- 71488
- Brand
- LEGO®
- Theme
- LEGO® DREAMZzz™
- Condition
- New
- EAN
- 5702017812137
- Shipping weight (approx.)
- 0.14 kg
Warranty & returns
All items carry a 24-month manufacturer’s warranty; in a warranty case, we take care of repair or replacement directly. There is no right of cancellation or return. Please report transport damage within 24 hours. Details in the T&C.



















