76267 LEGO Marvel Avengers Advent Calendar | Unwrap a new surprise everyday during the holidays with the LEGO Marvel Avengers Advent Calendar
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Advent calendars have become increasingly popular in recent years as more people embrace the tradition of counting down to Christmas. From traditional chocolate calendars to quirky ones filled with beauty products, there's something for everyone. But one type of advent calendar that has taken the world by storm is the LEGO advent calendar. Featuring a new mini-build each day, these calendars are perfect for kids and adults alike who love to build and play with LEGO bricks. With themes ranging from LEGO Friends, LEGO City, LEGO Star Wars and of course LEGO Marvel, these calendars are in high demand every holiday season. Whether you're a lifelong LEGO fan or a newcomer to the brand, the excitement and anticipation of discovering a new build every day leading up to Christmas is hard to resist. The LEGO Marvel Advent Calendar is a real treat this year, expanding on the success of the LEGO Advent Calendar 2022, let's delve into what the LEGO Advent Calendar for 2023 has to offer!
Fan can celebrate the Christmas season with the LEGO® Marvel Avengers Advent Calendar (76267), a perfect gift for Marvel fans aged 7 and above. From December 1st, the excitement begins and lasts beyond the final opened window. Inside each of the 24 doors, kids will find a daily surprise, making this Advent Calendar a special way to count down to Christmas. Included are 7 minifigures – Okoye, Doctor Strange, Captain America, Spider-Man, Wong, Iron Man, and Black Widow – along with mini builds and accessories inspired by the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Among the gifts are a mini Quinjet and the Hydra Train. As the highly anticipated day approaches, kids can mix and match the presents for imaginative Superhero adventures that know no limits!
Author: Mark Ellison
Mark is a former secondary school teacher who used LEGO in STEM clubs to encourage problem-solving and teamwork. Rebuilding alongside his students reminded him how much he loved LEGO as a child, and he soon became an AFOL in his own right. His passion lies in Technic, Mindstorms, and classic educational sets that highlight LEGO’s engineering roots. Mark writes about the learning value of LEGO, the evolution of mechanical design, and why some “play-first” themes become long-term classics.
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