Would prefer it to not be “hair” 'makeup" girlish oriented, but rather something challenging for her mind. I am her Uncle, and would like something maybe aimed at DIY outside of Lego if you know what I mean. Budget is small, maybe 39.99? Can move either way if needed

Advice, much needed as a 36 y/o male with no kids

  • hitmyspot@aussie.zone
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    5 days ago

    I disagree. Lego has a replayability and endurance that makes it great value in my opinion. For that price point, there are lots of Lego creator 3-in-1 kits that have a variety of instructions with the same bricks.

    Cheaper brands and toys don’t have the same quality, longevity and compatibility.

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      4 days ago

      Oh, don’t get me wrong, I completely agree about the replayability of Lego.

      I was thinking more in terms of gift impact - to get something that looks great immediately, instead of in hindsight, can cost a fair bit.

      The best gift IMO would be just a huge bucket/box of random bricks, to leave it all to the imagination, but for a kid that might not seem very exciting, at least at first.