LEGO: Wednesday: Black Dahlia Flower: 76784 Lake Discover more friendship stories – I-3

Name: LEGO: Wednesday: Black Dahlia Flower: 76784 Lake Discover more friendship stories – I-3
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SKU: 38632468469
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LEGO: Wednesday: Black Dahlia Flower: 76784 Lake Discover more friendship stories – I 3 Discover more friendship stories – Check out other LEGO sets (sold separately) in the LEGO Friends universe Can you uncover the secrets hidden in the shadows before the hat's curse wreaks havoc Young builders create an intricate flower display featuring dark dahlia blooms with leaves and purple buds UNLOCK THRILLING SECRETS – Builders ages 9 years old and up can discover Wednesday's world as they construct the LEGO Wednesday Black Dahlia Flower (76784) building set that transforms from an elegant flower display to a hidden Nevermore classroom

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