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The printing detail is great and the cross-compatible hair is very handy, but I’m still not really excited by them. Includes 3 mini doll figures (Olivia, Peter and Anna) and packed with accessories for Olivia to entertain her friends. There are just so many things going on, and I was thinking about this – these are the details I love to see in other people’s MOCs. It was weird that the only male figure has a printed/unremovable beard but the two female figures can be any age.The double window at the front of the room is a nice feature, and before placing the bed I wished they had been balcony doors, however that wouldn’t leave enough space for the furniture. An inset in the bottom left shows the reverse of the set, and again has the figures interacting with it. They can cook up some tasty snacks in the kitchen, relax and watch TV or maybe hang out on the roof terrace. All in all, there are far more aspects of playability in this house than in many of the CREATOR houses, and a lot of the Town sets. The Fabuland flower has become a large sunflower in a pot, and the 2x2 plate and tile tiling pattern continues, this time in shades of grey.

If the pink here offends you, it really would not take much effort to swap it out, and once that is done (and possibly the handbag is removed) there really isn’t much here that’s all that girly, although admittedly I haven’t applied the stickers. There are a remarkable number of dark pink 3x4 slopes, and considering this is the first time we’ve seen them in this colour, that seems rather generous. The detailing is splendid, and it is clear the designer of this set really thought about what would make a great set first, and then what would appeal to girls second.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. I'm going to say this set is worth an Average; there are some very cool techniques involved (such as the use of garage doors for the shower) and the final build looks okay too. The attractive medium blue tiles, interspersed with more functional 2x2 white plates, make it really look like a tiled bathroom.

Throw in the huge amount of furniture and accessories and to my mind it’s the best doll’s house ever, with the added advantage of being LEGO. This is definitely the "flagship set" of the first Friends wave, and it's certainly much more impressive than any dollhouse released in Belville or Paradisa (in fact, the only set resembling a dollhouse in Paradisa was Poolside Paradise, unless my memory is failing me). The other side of the room is kitted out with a dressing table and stool, complete with filmstar lightbulbs over the mirror (sticker not applied, sorry) and some scented looking pots and jars.

The 1x12x3 white brick arch gives the interior of the roofspace a charming architectural detail and keeps it from being blocky and square. There’s a swivelly sunlounger, which isn’t pink but rather tastefully composed of medium blue and lime green, and the trans dark pink umbrella casts a gentle pink hue over the white pieces of the ensemble.

The night can be spent hosting a sleepover or just sit back and watch your favourite program on the flat screen TV. The walls are made up of mostly panels rather than a bunch of smaller bricks, I guess to make the large decals fit and probably also to make it a simpler build. The doorways between the bedroom and bathroom line up, and the bases for the kitchen and sitting room extend out beyond the main body of the house. While this set isn't very girly per say, it's great, and I'm sure it will be popular amongst the little girls. There are seven bags altogether, and within those bags there are frequently smaller bags containing the smaller pieces.Not really because it’s a girls’ line, but more because there seem to be a plethora of new parts and a wider variety of colours. She was a bit disappointed in the beginning and had to bring some legos over from our collection because with just the one piece it's not too fun to play with, but as the days go by, the fun keeps growing.