Playmobil DreamWorks Spirit Lucky's House Playset

If your daughter/granddaughter loves Spirt Riding Free, then buy this. She will love it. Bought this for a Christmas gift for our granddaughter, along with the camping set and the barn set. Oh my. What a setup! She loved it, and her parents even got a kick out of putting everything together. Love helping her set up all the accessories. Worth every penny. It's lasted two years now. Adorable and built well. Only problem is keeping up with all the accessories. We use zip lock bags and plastic storage containers, so go ahead and purchase something for your darling to store it all in. ATTENTION SPIRIT COMPANY: Make a cute Spirit storage container that holds it all. And a special Spirit raised play table would be nice!

I love this house, although I think that it is a bit overpriced. It took me about an hour to put together which is not bad for a Playmobil product. When it was done I had a beautiful little doll house for the Spirit Riding Free set of toys. Playmobil products are very well made and last for years. My grandchildren are playing with the sets that I bought my own kids 30 years ago.

Easy to set up

Wow! Such a great toy! Just set it up and got it ready to put under the tree for Christmas. My 7 yr old daughter LOVES this show, so I have no doubt she's gonna love it. I'll update my review with her reaction and whether or not she plays with it regularly. I did purchase most of the corresponding sets, as well. I think the only one I didn't purchase was the additional stall and Lucky and Spirit figures since the house comes with Lucky and Spirit. It really is made just as well as our Playmobil toys from 25-30 years ago. So impressed!

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This brand is great for 3+ if you take away the smallest parts and build the set.Daughter loves the details and it works on dexterity more than something like Lego duplo or little people.The detail on these sets is great. We mixed this set with additional pony/country sets and they mesh very well.These sets require being put together, but the instructions are extremely detailed and clear. Additionally, the sets are durable once built.

We are Playmobil fans around here and since the granddaughter LOVES Spirit, I bought the house. I was a bit concerned because this isn't cheap and some Playmobil sets can be problematic. We have a few of the larger structures (pyramid, ghostbuster house, , playground, beach house etc) and after you put them together, they can fall apart when you move them--the Pyramid is a case in point.I was pleasantly surprised to discover that this is the most solid Playmobil structure I've put together so far. If you have ever put any of these sets together, you may remember that many of them are held together by these tiny little yellow plastic , I'm going to call them snaps. These can be a weak point (although the Pyramid has none whatsoever).Anyway, the Lucky Spirit has NONE of these tiny yellow snaps that usually hold walls into place. But the house does snap together. I would say that when you are putting this together, make sure that you hear the pieces SNAP in place--otherwise the pieces are not 100% connected. (Walls, floor, roof etc). The hardest part I found to snap in place was the porch roof, and that was probably due to its awkward shape and points of contact. It took a few times and I was at the point of wondering whether or not it was supposed to snap in tightly like the rest when BINGO... I got it.Anyway, now it's put together and I can say, happily, that this is much sturdier than ALL of the other structures I have, so I'm wondering if Playmobil is upping their game. This is on the small side, but what the heck, it's Playmobil

This has been a hit with my kids. The house is study enough for play and a has cute details. I got this on sale and I'm really happy with the value of this set. This will last in our house. I do wish it came with more furniture for Lucky's bedroom.