Kuro Stash
TOYLINX Building Blocks Set — Architecture & Dragon | 2453 pieces
TOYLINX Building Blocks Set — Architecture & Dragon | 2453 pieces
A construction project that goes far beyond the typical children's set: 2453 miniblocks that combine to bring to life an impressive multi-layered architecture, topped with a detailed dragon as the centerpiece. It's not just a toy; it's a building experience designed for both small hands and true adult brick enthusiasts.
Each block is inspired by real buildings, replicated in miniature with a surprising level of detail. The clear, step-by-step color instruction manual, along with the included stickers, makes the construction process enjoyable from start to finish — and the final result is a display piece that looks perfect on your desk, office, or room.
📦 Available at Kuro Stash.
Packaging
Packaging
The product is shipped in a bubble wrap bag, without the original box. If you wish to receive it with its box packaging, contact us to add the corresponding supplement.
Product details
Product details
Product Details:
🧩 Brand: TOYLINX | Model: 89140
🧩 Pieces: 2,453 units
🧩 Material: High-quality ABS, durable and eco-friendly
🧩 Blocks with automatic closure, mini size (compatible with Lego)
🧩 Certification: CE
🧩 Includes instruction manual and stickers
🧩 Power: Button cell battery (includes light/decorative function)
🧩 Recommended age: 14 years and up
⚠️ Not suitable for children under 3 years (small parts)
About shipping
About shipping
All orders are carefully reviewed before shipping and are dispatched within 48 hours (there may be delays during holiday periods). The tracking number will be available between 1 and 4 days after shipping. The estimated delivery time is 15 to 60 business days. If you encounter any issues with your order, contact us and we will help you resolve it.
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Barca Dragon
A dragon boat is a traditional Chinese vessel, long and narrow, decorated at the bow with a carved dragon head and at the stern with its tail. It dates back over 2000 years and is deeply connected to the Dragon Boat Festival (Duanwu), a Chinese celebration that honors the poet Qu Yuan.
These boats are propelled by oars handled by a team of rowers who row to the rhythm set by a drum on board, which also makes them the stars of their own sport: dragon boat racing, now practiced competitively in many countries around the world.
