Our LEGO expert Kevin Wong had the chance to build this set back when it was first released for Disney's 100th anniversary, and generally enjoyed putting it together. The one complaint he had is that the build itself lacked the amount of detail we've come to expect from a commemorative Disney set that is meant to be displayed. The front of the house looks like you'd expect the house from Up to look, but it's actually open in the back and doesn't include all of the Easter eggs you'd expect to find within its interior like you'd see from something like the LEGO Beauty and the Beast Castle set. At 598 pieces, it's something you can easily put together in an afternoon. And at its current price, many of the minor flaws can be easily ignored.
In addition to the house itself, you get three minifigures: Carl, Russel, and of course Dug the dog. With an age rating of 9+, this Disney LEGO set is a worthy pick for a wider variety of Pixar fans. While not quite a true adult LEGO set, it looks cool enough to earn a place on your shelf or desk. And thanks to the open back and collectible minifigures it can also work as fun playset for kids.
Priceless Jewels Stolen From Louvre In Daytime Raid