The one who builds

The one who builds has a shelf of finished sets and a table with one in progress. They choose the big sets themselves; what you can give is the ones that are not a project, just an afternoon.

A hanging plant in bricks is trailing ivy that needs no water and hangs from a hook. It is the plant that finally survives, and it looks better than the last three did. More construction toys.

A bouquet in bricks is flowers that do not wilt, in a vase the house already has. An afternoon to build, and years on the shelf. More construction toys.

A small robot and his companion are the film's two heroes on a base with a scene. It is the set for the one who cried at the film, and will not say so. More construction toys.

A puppy in bricks is one of the hundred and one, with a base that hides the movement. The head turns, and every visitor turns it. More construction toys.

Bookends with a spring in them are the dog with the coiled middle, split into two bookends. The books in between are the joke, and it works every time. More construction toys.

And a bunch of daisies, the smallest set here and an hour with a cup of tea. For the one who wants a break, not a project. More construction toys.

A bouquet from a musician's collaboration is flowers in bricks in a colour scheme nobody else has. It is the set that starts a conversation, and the builder has opinions about the singer. More construction toys.

And a set of buildable cats: small, quick, and for the youngest builder in the house. The cats end up on the big builder's shelf anyway. More construction toys.