Inside the sliding doors, you find a small workstation and a conveyor belt for loading presents into Santa’s sleigh. If you are a collector of Xmas LEGO, as I am, they become part of your Xmas layout every year, along with the winter village, LEGO ornaments, etc etc.

There are two sliding doors (which slide), a treadmill (which slides) on which there are a few toys and a computer placed on the counter. whether it be the traditional St Nicholas or 1930s Coca Cola 'jolly' Santa, he's still happy and kind).

In particular, the GWP is 40565 which includes 329 pieces along with two Minifigures of Santa and an Elf. There are plenty of great details, and we also get a Santa minifigure (with dual-molded legs) as well as a worker Elf. Melding LEGO and Technic in the most ingenious ways, the build is especially challenging but rewarding, especially when you see the functions in action! If you like the content at True North Bricks, please follow on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, YouTube, or TikTok for regular content. We've also implemented restrictions and blocks for users accessing via TOR, certain VPN services, or from certain countries, due to persistent issues with scrapers/bots and malicious traffic.

The last great Christmas GWP was the Christmas tree, as it could play as a main plaza tree in a Lego City layout. The instructions for both this and 40564 Winter Elves Scene suggest that they are designed to be butted up next to each other but to be honest it looks a bit odd. LEGO® is a registered trademark of The LEGO Group which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site. It's also objectively terrifying, and it supports my theory that this Santa rules the North Pole with an iron fist in a soft, furry gauntlet.In terms of accessories, the characters include a video game controller, a couple of micro-figs, a lantern, and a couple of paint brushes. Keep in mind that you can also combine the set with 40564 Winter Elves Scene, the November GWP to create a larger Elf-filled scene. A solitary elf armed with a paintbrush toils away at a workbench while Santa oversees the operation with the help of a computer on a shelf by the window. It is used as a professional, secure and lightweight solution for transporting valuable equipment and tools. There are plenty of great details, and we also get a Santa minifigure (with dual-moulded legs) as well as a worker Elf.