Here’s a look at the completed set, which is quite large for a GWP and occupies a very respectable footprint.Īt 304 pieces, it makes for a brisk but enjoyable build that’s suitable for even younger builders.ĭespite the relatively compact footprint of the set, the designers have squeezed in some fun little details – I really like these small snow-covered pine trees, and the very festively coloured coffee booth which has a mini lampost next to it.

The torsos are lovely and appropriately festive, and I also like that the female minifigure comes with a red scarf. The female minifigure sports a white jumper with repeating snowflake patterns, and the male has a bright red sweater with snowflakes that’s almost borderline an ugly Christmas sweater. Here are the two minifigures included in the set, which I believe both have exclusive torsos. Here’s a look at the manual, which is an interesting, uncommon yet compact size. Like all Christmas promo sets, the box design incorporates the red limited edition stamp and ribbon. Price: N/A (Gift with Purchase from Įxclusive to: LEGO Brand Retail Stores, Įach year, LEGO releases a festive Christmas-themed gift with purchase (last year was a beautiful Christmas tree) and this year, we get an Ice Skating rink with two minifigures and a really cool play feature. This is a brand new promotional set that will be available from 1 December 2020 (which is now if you’re in Eastern Australia!), when you purchase above a certain threshold from or your local LEGO store. We made it to December! To ease us into the season of all things Winter, I’ve got a short review of the newest LEGO Gift with Purchase – 40416 Ice Skating Rink.

Princess ice skating game on lego