Lego is a Danish toy company founded in 1932 that remains popular more than 90 years later. The brand's toys are mainly made of plastic bricks and are sure to fascinate children and young people alike. Bricks are designed to be versatile and can be assembled in a variety of ways, allowing users to create almost anything. The only limit is your imagination. On International Lego Day, take a look at some of the biggest Lego sets ever made…
art world map
With 11,695 pieces, the LEGO Art World Map allows users to build the world their way while indulging their passion for travel.
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colosseum
With 9,036 pieces, you can faithfully recreate this impressive amphitheater, a symbol of Italy's Imperial Roman era. This is a monumental architectural challenge for architecture buffs and travel fans alike. The architectural details of the original amphitheater are captured, from the columns on the exterior facade to the vast mystical structure that extends beneath the entire arena. Original features have been recreated, including travertine pavers and olive trees. According to the company's website, this set is no longer available for purchase.
star wars millennium falcon
With 7,541 pieces, you can decorate the galaxy's most famous spaceship. LEGO's interpretation of Han Solo's unforgettable Corellian freighter includes intricate exterior details, upper and lower quad laser cannons, landing gear, a lowering boarding ramp, and 4 removable minifigure cockpits for all ages. Includes all the details a Star Wars fan could want. canopy. Individual hull plates can be removed to reveal the highly detailed main hold, aft compartment and gunnery station.
eiffel tower
At 58.5 inches (149 cm) tall, this is LEGO's tallest set to date and the ultimate representation of Paris' most iconic landmarks. With 10,001 pieces, users can enjoy an immersive experience from start to finish. Similar to the original construction in Paris, France, this collectible model is assembled in four sections. The process closely follows how the actual tower was built, giving you a unique insight into Gustave Eiffel's engineering genius.discover the truth
Star Wars AT-AT
With 6,785 pieces, this is another immersive build for Star Wars fans. He stands at 62 cm (24.5 inches) tall and features movable and poseable legs so fans can relive the Battle of Hoth from Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. This set includes 9 minifigures: General Veers, Luke Skywalker, Snowtrooper Commander, 4 Snowtroopers, and 2 AT-AT Drivers. There's plenty of space inside for 40 minifigures and 4 speeder bikes. The cockpit seats his two LEGO minifigures and he has room for one more. The model comes with a display information plate that opens to reveal a detailed interior filled with Easter eggs.
star wars razor crest
Measuring over 28 inches long, this model is packed with authentic details referencing memorable Star Wars: The Mandalorian moments. The top of the spacecraft and massive engine are lifted for easy viewing of the detailed interior, and the cockpit is removable to access the sleeping quarters. Includes cargo compartment with side hatch and weapons cabinet, minifigure-sized carbon freezer compartment, and removable escape pod.
titanic
At over 53 inches (135 cm) long, Titanic is the third largest LEGO set in terms of size. With 9,090 pieces, her 1:200 scale model of this historic ship makes the ultimate building project. Filled with authentic details inside and out, this set pays homage to the original ship with its grand staircase, boiler room, various cabins, lifeboats, and even a first-class dining room. Details such as the promenade deck and pool can also be reproduced. When you turn the propeller, you can also see the pistons rotating inside the engine.
