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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On the ground floor is a small counter and chairs, which have plates of waffles and red mugs for the Elves to eat. The Elf Club House is part of a collection of LEGO model building kits for adults who love clever design and detailed scenes. And, of course, this model makes a great Christmas present for your loved ones. Elf Club House contains four elves, wearing identical bright green attire which has been created specifically for this set. Some degree of variation would generally be appreciated but I think the shared design seems appropriate here, undoubtedly improving upon the minifigures from 10245 Santa's Workshop. Their bright green hats with moulded ears remain unchanged though and look superb.

Say hello to the 2020 LEGO Winter Village set – 10275 Elf Club House, the perfect addition to your Christmas LEGO display.The Elf Clubhouse joins 2014’s Santa’s Workshop and last year’s Gingerbread House as a fantasy-themed expansion of LEGO’s beloved Winter Village theme, which is a personal favourite of mine.

Only two of the faces have dual expressions, which is okay, but not great. As noted above, having a “sleeping” option for at least three of these characters would have been a nice enhancement. 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. Zannad F, McMurray JJV, Krum H et al (2010) Eplerenone in patients with systolic heart failure and mild symptoms. N Engl J Med 364(1):11–21. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJMoa1009492Final thoughts: The LEGO Elf Club House is a worthy addition to the Winter Village, and is a solid follow-up to last year’s Gingerbread House. The Reindeer pulls a small basic sleigh, which has pearl gold embellishments which contrast nicely against the red and white. However, my favourite interior detail occupies the other side of the ground floor, where presents are wrapped. A roll of red and white striped wrapping paper hangs from the wall, making clever use of two door elements. These do not line up exactly with the red and white jumper plates on the table underneath but the illusion is certainly successful, particularly with a completed gift on the next table.