Despicable Me 4 - Minions and Banana Car (136 pieces)
Despicable Me 4 - Minions and Banana Car (136 pieces)
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🍌 High-speed fun with the Minions and the Banana Car!
Get ready for some good laughs and to build one of the funniest scenes from the new movie Despicable Me 4!
With 136 pieces, this set features the iconic Banana Car driven by the hilarious Minions, in a perfect combination of creativity, color, and fun for children and fans of the animation. A light, quick, and super engaging build for all ages!
🧱 Product Details:
🍌 Number of pieces: 136.
🎭 Included minifigures: 4 Minions with unique expressions and hilarious accessories.
🚗 Creative design: Banana-shaped car with super fun details.
🔧 Functional components: Real spinning wheels and space for the Minions inside.
🎬 Inspired by the new movie: Based on scenes from Despicable Me 4, straight from the theaters to your home.
🎁 Recommended age: 6 years and up.
📏 Assembled size: Approximately 8 cm in height × 13 cm in length.
✨ Reasons to take it home! ✨
💛 Family fun: compact and perfect for building together with the kids!
😂 Minions in your world: all the chaos and charisma of the characters in building block form!
🎁 Perfect gift: for little ones and adults who love the franchise!
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