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Why is some lego age 12+

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StripeyKnickersSpottySocks · 05/11/2009 13:28

Was thinking of getting DD the Christmas Toy Shop. She's 8. The bits don't look any smaller than other sets which are age 5-8.

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bigcar · 05/11/2009 13:30

it's the complexity of the instructions afaik

henryhuggins · 05/11/2009 13:30

i've bought the xmas shop too - didn't know it had that age one it. she's 8 too

Stinkyfeet · 05/11/2009 13:31

I would think it's to do with the complexity of the models and their instructions.

HellBent · 05/11/2009 13:32

You'll probably have to help build it thats all!

StripeyKnickersSpottySocks · 05/11/2009 13:56

Thanks. I've ordered it. It looks great, I'm sure ==I'll-- she'll have lots of fun building it.

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bigcar · 05/11/2009 14:00

stripey, that's what happens in our house, kids have to be quick before dh takes over helps

belgo · 05/11/2009 14:02

They put age limits on toys to make you buy more. Lego is the prime example - Baby Lego until age one, then quattro until age two, then duplo, and then lego divided into all different age categories.

If you think it looks suitable, ignore the age on it, and buy it.

MrsMuddle · 05/11/2009 14:25

Because you can make scenes of a sexual nature!

bigcar · 05/11/2009 14:27
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