Another historic structure has joined the LEGO Architecture series. This time it is the 690-year-old Himeji Castle that has been immortalized in plastic bricks, joining the likes of the Great Pyramid of Giza, Taj Mahal, and more. And boy, is it looking fantastic!
Since its introduction in 2008, LEGO Architecture has had nearly every iconic and historic building covered. There is the Empire State Building, London’s Trafalgar Square, and the modern marvel, the Burj Khalifa. We heard, soon another (bigger) version of the Eiffel Tower will be joining too. But first, one of […]
LEGO Architecture’s sub-line, Architecture Skyline Collection is growing. Joining the likes of Dubai, Tokyo, and San Francisco skylines – just to name a few – is the city-state of Singapore.
This is not the time to travel for obvious reasons. But you don’t need to sacrifice your need to travel. Just Google and enjoy the images as if you were in the middle of Shibuya or flying over the 7-star Burj Al Arab Jumeirah hotel.
Arguably one of the most iconic skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan, New York, is the nearly 90-year-old Empire State Building. Being a historic building, Empire State Building is certainly no stranger to LEGO sets. It was a simple LEGO architecture set and later, part of the New York City skyline set, […]
Usually, LEGO will push out press release to announce new sets, but today (or was it yesterday?), the Danish toy maker has taken to Facebook to reveal a new LEGO Architecture set, the LEGO Architecture 21045 Trafalgar Square. Not by a Facebook post though; LEGO has published an event as […]
Now, here’s a new LEGO Architect set that will not appeal to old schoolers. We are talking about the new LEGO 21043 Architecture San Francisco. The set, as the name implies, features the familiar San Francisco skyline, or should I say, an updated San Francisco skyline which now includes the […]
unlike the Sydney Opera House, the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore may not be old enough to be classified as an architecture icon (yet), but it is nevertheless an architectural feat that took three years to realize. else, why would it be featured in National Geographic’s Megastructures documentary?
ready to progress beyond those tiny LEGO Architecture sets? then the LEGO Architecture Studio is the next logical progression. consisting of 1,210 white and transparent bricks (no fancy colors to influence your creativity), this “architect” set comes complete with sorting trays and an inspirational 272-page guidebook offering
you don’t need to have an astronomical wealth in order to ‘collect’ beautiful architectures around the world and i ain’t kidding…
Ever wanted to experience the idyllic life of living in the woods in a classic A-frame cabin surrounded by the wonder of nature but never get to do so because there are actual bills to pay? Well, here’s a more realistic alternative: the LEGO Ideas A-Frame Cabin (21338).