> the new product range is causing unease among play experts, who say it risks undermining what makes Lego special for children in an increasingly digital world.
I second that concern, but feel like the ship has already sailed. With my kids, at least anything except the basic “brick collection” classic series sets really limits the longevity of play and creativity they bring to it. It’s something about the disappointment of a model that needs to be right and can be
“broken”. But also maybe the difference between the perfect model designed by a professional and what they can create themselves.
