HABA United States Capitol Building Block Set

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HABA United States Capitol Building Block Set

Manufacturer: HABA
Seller: Amazon
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List Price: $45.00
Sale Price: $38.50
Availibility: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Product Description

Domes and arches in this set create all the style and grandeur of the United States Capitol as well as many State Capital and municipal buildings. Just as our founding fathers had a creative vision, your imagination can create innovative buildings and monuments.

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HABA blocks are the best

Review Date: October 10, 2009

Reviewer: E. Urbanas,

This set is beautiful and durable. My four year old loves this set and often combines it with others we have (St. Basil's and the Greek Temple) to make fantastic cityscapes. The trees and bushes with this set are the perfect finishing touch.

Beautiful model!

Review Date: November 10, 2009

Reviewer: NYC Baby, Bronx, NY

I teach 5th Grade and like to display historical dioramas on my window sill to help me illustrate units we're studying. I can't wait to put this up, surrounded by little redcoats, when I teach the War of 1812 (the capital won't have the dome then), and later, surrounded by cannons and Union soldiers, who will protect it during the Civil War.

Great quality product, fun to put together (for kids, too!). I will buy other models in this series now that I see how great this is.

Does not look like the US Capitol!

Review Date: January 20, 2010

Reviewer: ej, DC, USA

This is a lovely block set, durable and fun.... but I rated it low on educational value because it does NOT look like the US Capitol building. My husband and I live and work downtown Washington DC, just blocks from the actual building, and we both agree: this is a poor representation of the Capitol building. Too bad!