Lego Harry Potter Sets 2010
Why Are LEGO Toys So Popular?
Over the years we have seen a monumental change in the toy industry. What used to be classic dolls, Hot Wheels, Lincoln Logs, action figures, and stuffed animals, aren’t nearly as entertaining as they used to be. There are a lot more choices out there today, but this makes it a little bit harder to choose what toys will be best for your kids.
People these days also have a little bit more awareness about wanting a toy that is going to be fun, but somewhat educational at the same time. Some of the problems that are also considered are how well the toy is made, how fast is it going to break, and cost. Even for smaller children you want to invoke a sense of imagination, education, and play all in one.
It’s one of the many reasons why LEGO Toys are still popular. When we were kids it was Lincoln Logs, but this spin-off has allowed for a healthy, strong, and durable product. Another benefit is that there are so many different things to do with them.
If by chance you’re not familiar with LEGO, they are one of the biggest building block manufacturers. You will find several different sizes, shapes, and even sets from various hit movies (e.g. Star Wars or Indiana Jones). In the beginning they only offered standard options, but thanks to the technology of today you can find a lot more options. Also, LEGO is very cautious about safety, so most of these toys are for ages 8 and older, such as the LEGO Star Wars Death Star.
If you’re wondering why LEGO Toys are so popular today, such as the LEGO Star Wars Death Star II, there are several reasons. Maybe you’re worried about breakage, the materials being used, or whether or not it’s educational, Legos eliminate this thought process all together. The best analogy we can give you is that they’re a lot like a 3-D puzzle. You see a picture on the front of the box, you get illustrated instructions, and eventually a masterpiece is born.
This helps kids learn about organization, math, and how to follow directions. When they see the finished product it builds their self-esteem, as well as their confidence. The sense of accomplishment is huge, and once it’s complete your children can still use it as a toy. If by chance it falls apart they can simply put it back together. When play time is over they can set it on display in their room, and when it gets old they can just take it apart and build something different. This alone keeps the boredom from surfacing.
Even though LEGO building blocks are popular, there are several other brands on the market. In fact, you’ve probably heard of options like Fisher Price and Duplo. You can purchase interchangeable sets from all the brands, but remember that they each have their own interlocking system. This means most of them aren’t compatible with the other. However, if you need a wide selection you will enjoy the fact that LEGO offers more than any other company, which includes the LEGO Death Star.
All Lego 2010 Harry Potter Sets(Closed)
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LEGO Harry Potter Hagrid’s Hut (4738) $30.99 bAction and adventure await you in Hagrids Hut!/bOn the shadowy outskirts of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry grounds, Hagrids Hut is home to the schools halfgiant grounds keeper. Harry, Ron and Hermione never know what will await them there. From giant spiders to baby dragons, magic and mystery surround this rustic cabin.Includes 6 characters Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Hermione Gran… |
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LEGO Harry Potter Quidditch Match (4737) $17.50 bCatch the Golden Snitch and win the match for Gryffindor!/bMarcus Flint and the Slytherin team are winning! Gryffindors only chance to win is if Harry Potter is the first Seeker to catch the Golden Snitch! Beat the bludgers away, soar through goal posts, a tower or over the stands, fire catapults, catch the Snitch, then fly away through the Hufflepuff Tower with the trophy!Includes 5 minifigures … |
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LEGO Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle (4842) $115.95 Magic and mystery haunt the halls of the Hogwarts(tm) Castle! The Dementors have the Hogwarts(tm) School of Witchcraft and Wizardry surrounded, and an epic battle between Harry Potter and Lord Voldemort is looming! Harry and Dumbledore face He Who Must Not Be Named while Professors McGonagall and Flitwick try to keep the school safe. Explore this essential Harry Potter set to discover incredible d… |
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Ultimate Sticker Collection: LEGO® Minifigure (ULTIMATE STICKER COLLECTIONS) $6.90 Thirty years of minifigures are represented in this one-of-a-kind sticker collection for LEGO fans young and old alike. With more than 600 reusable stickers, kids of all ages can bring all the minigures to life in a whole new way. … |
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