LEGO Candy & Cupcake Ferris Wheel (42700): Worth ₹6,499?

Your wallet just let out a sigh when it saw ₹6,499 for a 602‑piece Ferris wheel that looks like a bakery on a carnival ride. The price alone might make you pause, but the set itself is a sugar‑coated invitation to a light‑hearted build.

Friends’ amusement park trio finally lands on a pink, candy‑splashed finale. The previous two entries – a mermaid coaster and a spinning flower teacup – leaned toward pastel blues and purples. This one goes full‑on girly with pink, cupcake‑shaped gondolas and a kiosk that could double as a confectionery stall. The theme may feel niche, but the execution is solid enough to earn a spot on any collector’s shelf.

At 602 pieces, the set sits comfortably between a quick build and a weekend project. The piece count translates to a manageable build time – roughly three to four evenings for a typical adult builder. The instructions are clean, with five numbered bags that keep the workflow tidy. A few crumpled stickers from the Danish shipment are a minor blemish, but nothing that detracts from the overall experience.

Minidolls get a cameo, as usual. Nova sports a hoodie with a retro Classic Space logo, while Liann appears with an alternate expression that hints she might be regretting the money spent on arcade plushies. The three plushies – a donut, a cupcake, and a candy‑cane bear – are the set’s unique selling point. They’re soft, slightly squishy, and perfect for role‑playing the Friends characters’ sweet cravings. The donut plushie looks half‑eaten, adding a humorous touch that will make kids (and adults) smile.

The core of the build is the Ferris wheel itself. The wheel’s spokes are discreet Technic elements, hidden beneath the candy‑cane decorations that surround the boarding platform. The platform is a delight of pink and blue stepping stones, balloons, and oversized candy canes that frame the entrance. The cupcake cars are identical in shape, differing only in color, which keeps the build straightforward while still offering a pop‑color variety.

One quirk worth noting: the rear side of the wheel lacks the ornate decorations found on the front. This asymmetry is a minor visual flaw, but it doesn’t compromise the wheel’s functionality. The cars can tip forward a bit when the wheel spins, a detail the review video highlights. It’s a reminder that the set leans more toward playful play than precision engineering.

Overall, the Candy & Cupcake Ferris Wheel delivers a cheerful, motion‑focused experience that’s perfect for younger builders or anyone who enjoys a splash of pastel nostalgia. The price point, while higher than a typical kid’s set, is justified by the inclusion of three plushies, a detailed kiosk, and a fully functional Ferris wheel. For fans of the Friends subtheme, it caps the trio nicely.

At ₹6,499 (may be out of stock), that's 14 months of Spotify Premium. MyBrickHouse lists it for ₹6,499. Check Toycra for availability. Code ABHINAV12 takes 12% off full-price sets at Toycra, minimum order ₹500.

On that bombshell, it's time to say goodbye. I'll see you on the next one. Bubyee.

Verdict: BUY NOW. The price is right — grab it

Standard disclaimer: rich readers can skip the verdict and just buy it. We'll be over here checking if MyBrickHouse has an EMI option..