Cozy Countdown – 24 Day Christmas Ornament Advent Calendar

€26,91

Product information:
Color: MH574-01 (Hot Air Balloon Building Blocks)
Specifications: 3D PVC version, building block assembly version, acrylic flat version
Components: 24 acrylic pendants
Series: Building Block Advent Calendar
Image: Building Block Advent Calendar
Material: Acrylic
Dimensions: 26 x 18 x 3 cm
Style: Building Block Christmas Advent Calendar

Packing list:
Building Block Christmas Advent Calendar*1 set
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24 acrylic pendants
Brick-by-brick build
Ready to hang
26 × 18 × 3 cm
24 acrylic pendants
Brick-by-brick build
Ready to hang
26 × 18 × 3 cm

24 acrylic pendants
Brick-by-brick build
Ready to hang
26 × 18 × 3 cm
24 acrylic pendants
Brick-by-brick build
Ready to hang
26 × 18 × 3 cm

24 acrylic pendants
Brick-by-brick build
Ready to hang
26 × 18 × 3 cm

24 acrylic pendants
Brick-by-brick build
Ready to hang
26 × 18 × 3 cm

Hang each finished piece on the tree

Every acrylic pendant is built as a tiny scene with a loop. Santa, trees, sleighs, and gifts move from the table to a branch the same evening they click together.

Open the first door

Loops on every scene

Finished minis include hanging loops so they sit on a branch, not in a drawer.

A growing tree display

Santa, penguin, truck, tree, and gift shapes fill out the branches as December moves on.

Acrylic that catches light

Clear, colorful acrylic keeps each tiny brick figure bright against needles and lights.

Evenings that end with one more ornament

Families praise the short shared build

4.8

/ 5

Honest notes from households counting down together

Door, bricks, branch

We used to do chocolate calendars and the kids were done in two minutes. This year we open one door after dinner, click a tiny scene together, and hang it before homework. The penguin was fiddly for small hands, so I helped with the last studs. Third December with a tree that actually fills up. We used to do chocolate calendars and the kids were done in two minutes. This year we open one door after dinner, click a tiny scene together, and hang it before homework. The penguin was fiddly for small hands, so... We used to do chocolate calendars and the kids were done in two minutes. This year we open one door after dinner, click a tiny scene together, and hang it before homework. The penguin was fiddly for small hands, so I helped with the last studs. Third December with a tree that actually fills up.

Helen K.

Short enough to keep

I was worried it would turn into a long build night. Each door is a small acrylic piece, so we finish while the kettle boils. We started on the first and now the lower branches look like a little brick village. Only gripe is sorting the tiniest parts on a dark table. I was worried it would turn into a long build night. Each door is a small acrylic piece, so we finish while the kettle boils. We started on the first and now the lower branches look like a little brick... I was worried it would turn into a long build night. Each door is a small acrylic piece, so we finish while the kettle boils. We started on the first and now the lower branches look like a little brick village. Only gripe is sorting the tiniest parts on a dark table.

Marcus T.

Same evening on the tree

We assemble on the coffee table, then walk it over to the tree while the glue of the day is still the fun of it. Santa went up first. Having a loop already there means we are not hunting ribbon. Had it since late November and it is our quiet ritual now. We assemble on the coffee table, then walk it over to the tree while the glue of the day is still the fun of it. Santa went up first. Having a loop already there means we are not hunting ribbon.... We assemble on the coffee table, then walk it over to the tree while the glue of the day is still the fun of it. Santa went up first. Having a loop already there means we are not hunting ribbon. Had it since late November and it is our quiet ritual now.

Ingrid B.

Kids claim a door

My two take turns opening. One holds the instructions, the other finds the bricks. We hang it the same night so nothing gets lost in the toy box. The truck ornament is their favorite so far. We used a paper calendar last year and this feels like something we keep. My two take turns opening. One holds the instructions, the other finds the bricks. We hang it the same night so nothing gets lost in the toy box. The truck ornament is their favorite so far. We used a paper... My two take turns opening. One holds the instructions, the other finds the bricks. We hang it the same night so nothing gets lost in the toy box. The truck ornament is their favorite so far. We used a paper calendar last year and this feels like something we keep.

Jonas R.

Looks like our December

The set lives on the sideboard. After work we do one pendant, then lights off except the tree. Seeing the acrylic catch the lamps is nicer than I expected. A couple of pieces needed a firmer press. Still the countdown we actually finish together. The set lives on the sideboard. After work we do one pendant, then lights off except the tree. Seeing the acrylic catch the lamps is nicer than I expected. A couple of pieces needed a firmer press. Still the countdown... The set lives on the sideboard. After work we do one pendant, then lights off except the tree. Seeing the acrylic catch the lamps is nicer than I expected. A couple of pieces needed a firmer press. Still the countdown we actually finish together.

Claire M.