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“Up the side of Mt. Crumpit, He rode with his load to the tiptop to dump it!” - Dr. Seuss
Mount Crumpit is one of the most important locations in How The Grinch Stole Christmas. It is where the Grinch’s heart grows three sizes and where he came up with the plan to steal Christmas. My build is based off the 2000 adaptation of the film and includes some references to the book.
My build includes:
- 1,926 pieces
- Three minifigures: The Grinch, his trusty sidekick, Max, and Cindy Lou Who
- The Sleigh
- A stand for the minifigures
- A tree
- A wreath
- 3 Presents
- A rare Who-roast-beast
- Bicycle
- Two levels
- The back side can open
- The Book of Who
- A stocking
- The Grinch’s Bed
- Bag
- 3 toxic waste bags
How The Grinch Stole Christmas is one of my favorite movies and books. I watch the movie every year and I even own the book.
This would be a great set because the Grinch is such an iconic and popular Christmas character and also 2022 is the 65th anniversary of the book. This build would be a great display to put on your shelf or desk. This could also work as a playset and you could recreate your favorite Mt. Crumpit moments.
The Grinch paused to listen and heard the sound of 10,000 supporters. Coming together to make this idea a real set!
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Chilicheese1
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