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Starter House
The house every other set connects to: four walls with rooms printed inside, a floor, a roof and trim tape. Start here, then grow your street one building at a time.
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Cardboard building sets
Snip, stick,
build a block.
Printed sticker walls turn the box you already have into a fire station, a bakery, a monster house and a whole street of rooms to play in.
No glueNo foamAny cardboard boxAges 5 to 8
How it works
Three steps. One box. A whole town.
Every piece comes printed on sticker paper. Your cardboard does the rest.
1
Stick
Peel a sheet and press it flat onto a side of any cardboard box.
2
Cut
Cut the blue line off. Short, straight cuts sized for kids' scissors.
3
Build
Match the little shapes, tape the edges with the printed trim tape and move in.
Every wall has an inside
Outside, a monster. Inside, a home.
Every wall comes as a pair: the outside faces the street, the inside is a room to play in. Here’s Monster House.
Outside
- Horns, ears and a scaly green roof
- Eye windows that watch the street
- A toothy front door with a tongue doormat
Inside
- A starry bedroom and a slime-bubble bath
- A front hall with hooks for coats
- A slime kitchen that’s bubbling over
The sets
Start a house. Build a neighborhood.
Begin with the Starter House, then add one building at a time.
Around town
Fire Station 5
A big garage door out front. Inside: the truck bay, a gear wall and fire pole, the bunk room and the kitchen.
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Adventure
Monster House
The house is the monster, from its horns to its toothy front door. Inside: a slime kitchen and a starry bedroom.
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Around town
Corner Shop
The neighborhood bakery. A striped awning outside; the counter, ovens and cake cases inside.
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Adventure
Cloud Castle
A gold and purple castle up in the clouds, with a drawbridge and battlements along the top.
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Adventure
Rocket Rescue
A red and white rescue rocket with a porthole to peek through.
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Vehicles
Park it out front.
Built the same way as the buildings, with wheels you make yourself: cut the tires from cardboard and pick your rim stickers.
Goes with Fire Station 5
Engine 5
A flat-front fire engine with a pump panel, lights and a lift-off roof. Six wheels plus a spare.
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Medic 5
A white ambulance with a red stripe and a heartbeat on the side.
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Goes with Corner Shop
Bakery Van
A mint and pink delivery van to carry cakes around the block.
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Made to order
Build your own house.
Send us four photos of the outside of your house and we'll draw it, print it and mail you a kit of your own home, sized to fit right in with every other set.
Make my house2 to 4 weeks
One system
Every set lines up.
All the buildings share the same wall size, so they stand side by side on one street, and each vehicle parks right out front.
Matching shapes
A little shape on each piece shows which ones go together.
Printed trim tape
Every set has its own tape pattern to hold the corners.
Blue cut lines
Cut them off and every piece comes out the right size.
For grown-ups
What you'll need
- A cardboard boxDelivery boxes work well. Thinner card, like a cereal box, is easier for small hands.
- Kids' scissorsCuts are short and straight. Younger builders may want a grown-up for the first few.
- That's itNo glue, foam, brads or batteries. Everything in the kit is sticker paper.
Questions
What ages is it for?
Builders 5 to 8. The instructions are mostly pictures, so kids who can't read yet can follow along.
What comes in a set?
Sticker sheets for every wall (outside and inside), the floor and the roof, matching trim tape and picture instructions. Vehicles add a wheel sheet.
Do I need glue or tape?
No. Everything that holds the build together is sticker paper, including the trim tape.
Do the sets work together?
Yes. Every building fits the Starter House, and each vehicle is sized to park in front of its building.
Do the doors open?
Not in the first sets. Doors, awnings and drawbridges are printed right on the walls, which keeps the build simple for small hands.
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