Windows and Doors Kit

great, cheap, color fits in well, works with lego.

A much more budget friendly way to complete some Lego builds. Quality is good.

These are cheaper than the big name brand building bricks and they work just as well. The "glass" pieces were a tad difficult to put in some of the windows so I know a small child would struggle. These look nice and are standard size so they can easily work with other brands.

Just like Lego! Good value! Very happy with this product!

When adding Feleph doors and windows to Thomas the train Brio wood tracks, magic happens! The 20x20 stud baseplate is a perfect size to make wooden train tracks station for Thomas the Train or Brio or melissa and Doug tracks. 6 studs open per track. Also allows for the classic sized 2x2,2x4,2x6,2x8 legos blocks bricks to be used up. Start the ramp, 1 lego classic brick tall plus a 2x 12 stud plate, then 2 bricks tall, then 3, etc. Focus on the green bricks at the bottom to see how level 1 gradually ramps up Second and 3rd levels are 7 bricks tall. If you use the strictly briks stackers, stackable towers, plus 2 lego bricks to get 7 legos tall, you make the spiral mountain or support columns in the train station, diy handmade. Start off using 1 brick support, then a 2 brick support, until you get to 7 briks tall. A strictly briks stacker is 5 bricks tall already! Best part, unlike the large molded plastic bridges of wooden track systems, using legos, strictly briks, etc means these blocks can be disassembled and reused, remade, over and over. We used the SureTrack clips but prefer good old painters masking tape to secure the wooden tracks together to limit child earthquakes from breaking the entire structure. We have the Hape little engines to be the strongest and most capable of climbing the ramps, both the red engine and the brave little engine.

Good quality, worthy of the price

Compatible with Lego blocks and colors

Me and my son used to build our own Lego city very good quality