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There's a panda that needs your help! Slide Andrea down to the rescue boat, rescue the panda in distress and help Stephanie check it over in the mobile medical station. Jump on the zip line to slide down to the living quarters. Take a shower in the bathroom at the end of an exciting day and help the girls cook and eat dinner together with the animals before heading to bed for a good night's sleep. There's another busy day of animal rescue in store tomorrow! Includes Andrea and Stephanie mini-doll figures and 4 animals. Living quarters feature a rotating fan, kitchen with sink and opening oven, dining area with table and stools, sleeping area with 2 beds, table, lamp and solar panels on the roof. Bathroom hut features opening door, toilet, washbasin and outdoor shower. Surveillance platform features a flag, telescope, map, winch and rope, big slide and vine for climbing. Mobile medical station accessory pack includes a pen, thermometer, file, syringe, spoon, feeding bottle, stethoscope, nurse's hat and an ice pack.
Accessories include some cooking pots, plates, glasses, salt and pepper shakers, soap bottle, lifebuoy, binoculars, 2 walkie-talkies, bag, cherry, bamboo branch and a banana. 18.9 x 11.1 x 2.4 inches 2.1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) 7 - 12 years #21,583 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #671 in Toys & Games > Building & Construction Toys > Building Sets 4.8 out of 5 stars LEGO Friends Jungle Tree Sanctuary 41059 by Unbranded LEGO Friends Jungle Bridge Rescue 41036 Building Set LEGO Friends Jungle Falls Rescue 41033 Building Set (Discontinued by manufacturer) Wholesale Office Supplies and More Factory Fresh Bulk Bricks 5 star91%4 star5%3 star3%2 star1%1 star0%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsMy 8-year-old loves Legos and animals and wants to be ...She spent about 6 hours putting this and an additional set together that went with it together and had a wonderful time doing itAdventure PlayFriends?
Sweet.Great imaginative setLego Friends jungle setFun! See and discover other items: boat fun, baby parrot, summer outdoor gameLEGO Friends 41038 Jungle Rescue Base 472pcs 20146 product ratings5640302010DurableWould recommendEntertainingAbout this productlazuli16 (185)All listings for this product5640302010DurableWould recommendEntertainingWrite a reviewMost relevant reviewsby Christmas presentDaughters love legosVerified purchase: Yes | Condition: Newby Great original product and xlnt price.3065 Toys3065 LegoOlivias TreeHouse 3065Friends OliviasLegofriendsDoll FigureLego SetThe LegoForwardLove these new Lego Friends sets for girls. Definitely going on a gift list. Many to choose from.Entire HolidayPerfect HolidayHoliday FunHoliday GiftsNinjago SetLego NinjagoIlluminated SpinningBiggest NinjagoSpinning ShadowForwardThe LEGO® Ninjago Temple of Airjitzu is the biggest Ninjago set ever, with over 2,000 pieces, measuring over 16” tall! This is the perfect holiday gift to keep your kids busy building with their friends for the entire holiday season!
It even includes an illuminated spinning shadow theater! Shop now for free shipping!Lego is demonstrating this summer that role models in science and technology for girls are still fairly scarce in toy land, just as in the real world.The company stirred excitement this month by offering a line aimed at girls called the Research Institute, Lego’s first offering to feature women in a professional setting rather than at play or partying.The set included three female scientists in their respective labs (without the pink frilly dresses worn by the girl Legos in the company’s best-selling Friends line).Its introduction made news, especially given the pressure the company faced this year when a little girl’s letter went viral — she had begged Lego to produce more realistic sets for girls that gave them adventures and jobs rather than beach get-ups or baking duties. Within days of its appearance early this month, the Research Institute — a paleontologist, an astronomer and a chemist — sold out on Lego’s website and will not be available at major retailers, including Target and Walmart.
Toys “R” Us did carry the line, but according to associates reached by telephone at two of its New York stores, it sold out at those locations as well.A Toys “R” Us spokeswoman, Kathleen Waugh, said in an email that it would be available in about a week at the company’s Times Square and F.A.O. Schwarz stores. Lego said the set was manufactured as a limited edition, meaning it was not mass-produced. , however, but for about three times its $19.99 retail price. Another sign of the set’s popularity is a Twitter feed @LegoAcademics created by Donna Yates, an archaeologist who is a research fellow at the University of Glasgow. She has been posting the figures in humorous scenes of academia — and since her first Twitter post on Aug. 8 has attracted more than 24,000 followers.Two years ago, Lego introduced its Friends line aimed at girls, a series of kits that has been successful. In 2013, profits at the company, based in Denmark, rose 9 percent to 6.1 billion kroner (about $1 billion).
The Friends figures, set against backdrops like a catwalk, a beach house, a fashion studio and a beauty shop, met with some criticism, and parents clamored for figures with less traditional gender roles. (In addition to the catwalk, Lego Friends now includes a “first aid jungle bike” and a “jungle rescue base” where the figures help their friends.)The Research Institute was developed by Ellen Kooijman, a geochemist based in Sweden, and submitted through Lego’s fan-sourced Ideas platform, where fans can propose their dream Lego landscapes. Lego can choose to green-light submissions that get 10,000 votes, and typically produces them as limited-edition items, according to Michael McNally, Lego’s senior director of brand relations. The Ideas lines currently include a DeLorean time machine, based on the car made famous in the “Back to the Future” movies, and the Ecto-1 car featured in the “Ghostbusters” films. Mr. McNally said the company began reviewing the proposal for the Research Institute in January.
“This awesome model is an inspiring set that offers a lot for kids as well as adults,” Lego said of the Research Institute on its website in June. As is typical with Lego’s Ideas products, the set received limited distribution and marketing, according to Mr. McNally, who declined to say how many units the company produced.Over the last few years, toy manufacturers have increasingly experimented with products aimed at girls. Hasbro came out with its Nerf Rebelle line of spongy foam dart guns, and Mattel introduced a Barbie construction set through Mega Brands’ line of building blocks before announcing in February that it would buy the company outright. Toy experts say that manufacturers are starting to realize that some traditionally male toys may appeal to girls, too, and vice versa. Bronies, adult male fans of the My Little Pony toy line, regularly hold conventions, most recently gathering in Florida this month.“I think what we’re starting to see a gender breakdown in the toy aisles,” said Jim Silver, editor in chief of Time to Play Magazine.Perhaps.