LEGO has officially revealed a new Chess Board (40719) set, as they head back to the board games genre!
The Traditional Chess Set (40719) will be available from 1st June and will retail for £64.99/$74.99. It comprises of 743 pieces and can be built into two different board games, Chess and Checkers. Take a look below at the official pictures and read the accompanying product details.
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Official details:
Bond over board games with the LEGO® Traditional Chess Set (40719) for kids, a fun educational toy for boys and girls aged 9 and up.
A fun version of the beloved family board game, this buildable chess set includes chess and checkers pieces, so budding strategists can enjoy two games in one. Intricate details include minifigure statues on the queen pieces and shiny gold-colored elements. Once built, the set becomes a piece of unique desk decor or can be split in two for easy storage. Checkmate!
- Board game for kids – Inspire young strategists with the LEGO® Traditional Chess Set, a building set for boys and girls aged 9 and up who can bond with friends and family over a buildable board game
- 2 LEGO® games included – Featuring chess pieces and checkers pieces, this educational toy encourages kids to master 2 classic games with one set
- Discover the details – The board features shiny gold-colored elements, while the queen pieces are topped with minifigure statues
- Desk decor – Once complete, the set becomes a display piece for bedrooms and offices and can be split in two for easy storage
- Family activities – Families can spend hours making memories and learning new skills together as they practice 2 timeless games
- Gift idea forboys and girls – The set makes an educational gift for kids, as well as a birthday or holiday gift for board game-lovers of all ages
- Dimensions – The set includes 743 pieces measures over 4 in. (10 cm) high, 12 in. (30 cm) wide and 12 in. (30 cm) deep
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