Category: LEGO Icons (Page 27 of 32)

LEGO has officially announced the next set in the Modular Building Collection with the LEGO Icons Jazz Club (10312). Releasing on January 1, the set has 2,899 pieces and retails for $229.99. Like with other modulars, the floors and be removed to show various details inside the Jazz Club including a Pizzeria, a Managerial office, a Tailor’s workshop, and a Dressing Room. There’s also a greenhouse on the roof as well. Check out more images of the set below.

In addition, there will also be a change to the look of the building instructions. This mainly affects the adult-oriented sets as they migrate to the paper bags. This is to ensure that the visual appearance of the pags is not impacted by the ink marks caused by the friction during transportation.

As our fans have noticed, the covers of building instructions for many of our sets underwent a re-design this year with exception of our LEGO® sets for adults. Starting from 1HY 2023, building instructions for adult sets will also feature re-designed covers with lighter background prints. The redesign of building instruction covers is connected to our move to paper-based bags in our boxes. A lighter background print ensures that we maintain our very high quality standards. In this case, that the visual appearance of the paper-based bags is not impacted by potential ink marks caused by friction between building instructions and bags during transportation.

BUILDING ALL THE RIGHT NOTES WITH THE NEW LEGO JAZZ CLUB

14th December 2022: The LEGO Group unveils the hottest

A few days ago, LEGO announced the LEGO Icons Eiffel Tower (10307) and they have also dropped the designer video for the set. LEGO Designer Rok Zgalin Kobe talks about the details of the Eiffel Tower while Architect, Historian, and Engineer Bertrand Lemoine talks about the the features of the real tower. You can see the base holding up the first and second platforms with the spire at the top and the sheer size compared to a person as it is the tallest LEGO set they have produced. It’s also interesting to see various LEGO parts in dark gray like the sausages and roller coaster pieces. Releasing on November 25, the Eiffel Tower has 10,001 pieces and will retail for $629.99.

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LEGO has officially revealed the tallest set they have ever produced with the LEGO Eiffel Tower (10307). Releasing on November 25, the set has 10,001 pieces and will retail for $629.99/€629.99/£554.99. As mentioned earlier, it will be the tallest set that LEGO has made coming in at 58.5 inches (149 cm). With your purchase, you should also be getting Eiffel’s Apartment (40579) as a free promotional gift.

LEGO EIFFEL TOWER SET – PRESS RELEASE

FALL IN LOVE WITH THE LEGO® EIFFEL TOWER – THE TALLEST SET YET!

15th November 2022: The LEGO Group has today revealed its tallest build yet – the breath-taking new LEGO® Eiffel tower set. One of the world’s most recognisable landmarks, the new LEGO set will immediately transport you to the heart of Paris.

Embodying the famous landmark’s height and standout architecture, this towering LEGO set reaches a magnificent 149cm/58inches/4.8ft tall once built, making it the ultimate statement in brick form.

A magnificent way to add a new display piece to your home, the 10,001 piece set is designed to authentically replicate the momentous wrought iron tower – complete with the beautiful truss-work, three observation platforms, landscaping, elevators, an office at the top and a broadcast tower and the Tricolore flag at its peak. The set can also be separated into four sections, making it manageable to build, move and play with.

The Eiffel tower was constructed from 1887 to 1889 as the centrepiece of the 1889 World’s Fair. Despite receiving initial criticism for its design, it has since become a