Lego 40565 Instructions

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Othon Sdcd

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Aug 3, 2024, 5:51:33 PM8/3/24

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The instructions for 40563 Tribute to LEGO House and 40564 Winter Elves Scene have appeared on the online instructions database, providing further insight into each build. However, looking at the back pages of the manual for 40564 Winter Elves Scene reveals another upcoming GWP.

40565 can be placed next to 40564 Winter Elves Scene to create a larger seasonal diorama. The larger image only provides a look at a portion of the interior and one main wall feature a pair of doors. However, the diagram demonstrating how to connect the two sets reveals a better look at the interior with a machine, table, shelving and what appears to be a decorated screen in the back.

when you search the internet for lego organizing tips, there are endless posts because there really is no great, perfect way to organize them. once your kids get INTO lego, they basically just take over their room or your playroom or your whole entire house and you need to actively stay on top of it in order to keep them organized. i speak from experience, as my childs legos have taken over his room and i have also googled how to organize legos many, many times!

deciding how to best organize them all and figuring out where to put them can be really overwhelming, so i thought a big post with lots of ideas and inspiration could be helpful for fellow lego parents!

when thinking about organizing legos, consider how your kid plays with them. do they like to build sets according to the instructions only? do they like to keep their sets together or break them up and rebuild? or are they more into free play and coming up with their own creations? or all of the above!!

if your kid likes both kinds of building approaches, you might want to figure out some particularly loved sets to keep together and then have a separate area of legos for them to build whatever they want. you could organize this area too or just have a big fun area of legos for them to go crazy with.

it might also be a good idea to separate out any special or expensive/rare sets. you can put these on display throughout their room and then it doubles as decor for them. and you can rotate the displays out to keep it fun and encourage them to keep building.