LEGO Elf Club House (10275) Building Kit; an Engaging Project and A Great Holiday Present Idea for Adults, New 2021 (1,197 Pieces)

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What do you think of the 2020 Winter Village set? Do you think it’s a great addition to the Winter Village and does it fit in well with the other buildings? The Elf Club House is a fun little set, that expands on the Winter Village by providing a base of operations and accommodation for Santa’s hardworking Elves.

The Elves have a tendency of sleeping in and being lazy, which is why the leader, Galadriel is equipped with a megaphone to wake them up.

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There’s a candy cane pole hanging outside the front, with directions to Santa’s Workshop, and the North Pole. The interiors are tiny, but they managed to squeeze in some furniture, and a sitting area, which is a great use of what little space they had. There are no names afforded to the Elves, although the “leader” can be inferred by the red scarf. They have all sorts of cheery expressions on their face, which is exactly what you’d expect from indentured magical creatures. Last year, in my review of set Gingerbread House, I spoke a little about Winter Village sets and Christmas LEGO in general. You can also read other WInter Village / Christmas articles using the links below. Create something truly magical with your family this holiday period. Savor the build then enjoy a wonderful festive display model that will bring seasonal cheer to your home year after year.

I love how incredibly simple, yet poignant this design is, especially for us oldies who may remember actually using a desktop computer like this.It does have its own unique style, with the tall roof, which has a sharper angle, and two windows that emerge out each side. The build and the bunk beds alone were funny enough, but the addition of this play feature, was such a brilliant surprise that really tied the entire set together for me. The main section of the build, and also the funniest is the bunk beds – which really ties together the playful nature of this set. I adore this set. Sure I've complained along the way, there's bits I don't love, but that's because a perfect set doesn't exist. My complaints over the chimney, boring Minifigures, and small footprint are completely wiped away by how great this set looks and how fun it is to play with. It was a great build, nothing groundbreaking just solid fun, and Chris McVeigh's skills are on full show. Anyone who knows his work as a LEGO artist before joining LEGO will immediately recognise his fingerprints on the small furnishings. The old school PC is a great example of his ability to create small, simple, yet brilliant, mundane items.