Here Lego Sets For Girls

Traditionally, Lego building blocks were targeted mainly for boys: Trucks & Cars, Trains &Buses, Cops & Robbers, and the list goes on with stereotypical interest for boys. It was only time that the 80 year old brick manufacturing company would come out with what looks like "girl-Lego's" or as they're branded: Lego Friends.

With bubbly product names such as "Heartlake Vet Clinic" and "Andrea's Stage" what girl can't resist getting Lego Friends that come in new pastel color blocks, and the days of girls having to have to play with Star Wars jet fighters are over. Yet some critics think that the Lego sets for girls have been washed down from what Lego was intended to provide: solving a 3-dimensional puzzle.

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In the Lego community, the enthusiasts build models based on the directions provided with their box, but eventually they grow tired of that particular model and start modifying it to their likes or even put together something entirely different. Find any enthusiast website and you are sure to find an ample array of different combinations of Lego bricks that make something pretty incredible unique. And unfortunately with the Lego Friends, which supply girls with one plastic casts of horses and mini-figs (Lego people, mini figurines) with hardly any interchange parts, it leaves limits to one's imagination. Lego has always had boy and girl mini-figs, why create a line of 12 curvy ones with almost manipulable hair styles.

As leading countries are having a harder time in getting girls interested in engineering, Lego thought they could solve that problem, except the friends-line is more interesting for 3 to 4 year old instead of 6 to 12. Yet the problem really lies with why not market so-assumed boy products to girls? Why not show girls playing with cars and airplanes? And it's not like Disney's Cars movie was strictly for boys, neither should their Disney Car's Lego sets.

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