Add a colorful beach level to the LEGO Super Mario universe with the Dorrie’s Beachfront Expansion Set (71398) for ages 6 and up. It features a Dorrie LEGO figure, which LEGO Mario or LEGO Luigi (figures not included) can ride on. There is a launcher to flick a green shell at the Huckit Crab figure, plus a buildable sandcastle, water fountain and tree, each with cool functions that the player must activate to access the 1, 2, 3 Blocks. (Note: the 71360 or 71387 Starter Course is required for interactive play.) This collectible toy playset makes a super gift for trendsetting kids and is ideal for solo play or social competitions. Check out the LEGO Super Mario app for building instructions, creative inspiration and more fun stuff. Modular LEGO Super Mario Starter Courses and Expansion Sets, plus Power-Up Packs, allow fans to expand, rebuild and create unique levels for hours of coin-collecting play. - Kids can add beach challenges to their LEGO Super Mario Starter Course with the 71398 Dorrie’s Beachfront Expansion Set - A LEGO figure of Dorrie for LEGO Mario or LEGO Luigi (figures not included) to ride on and explore the level, plus an enemy Huckit Crab to defeat - A launcher to flick a green shell at the Huckit Crab, plus a buildable sandcastle, water fountain and tree, each with functions to reveal 1, 2, 3 Blocks - Friends and family members can compete to collect the most digital coins, then rebuild the level to set a new challenge - Give this 229-piece set as a treat or birthday gift to trendsetting kids who own a LEGO Super Mario Starter Course (71360 or 71387), which is required for play - Measuring over 5 in. (12 cm) high, 14 in. (36 cm) wide and 10.5 in. (27 cm) deep in its basic formation, this module combines with other LEGO Super Mario playsets - Check out the LEGO Super Mario app for building instructions, inspirational ideas and more. For a list of compatible Android and iOS devices, visit LEGO.com/devicecheck - LEGO Super Mario toy playsets offer hours of coin-collecting fun and limitless creative challenges through expansion and rebuilding - Since 1958, LEGO building bricks and pieces have met strict industry quality standards to ensure that they connect consistently and securely - LEGO components are tested in almost every way imaginable to make sure they comply with stringent global safety standards