Fans can build landmarks anyone would recognize: the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, Flatiron Building and One World Trade Center. Start spreading the news… I’m leaving today – New York, New York! Perhaps the most famous city on earth is represented by this set. RRP: $49.99 | €59.99 Year Released: 2016 Pieces: 598 Minifigures: 0 (but it does include 1 micro figure!) Overall, a good addition to the first wave of sets.
But, it is a major part of the city so I understand why they included it. The small panels representing the Berlin Wall are a nice added touch, though! Personally, I think the Deutsche Bahn tower is a bit simple and does not really add anything to the color scheme. Many small pieces are included, although most are in a pretty boring colour. With an equal price compared to Venice, but 87 more pieces, this set gives more value for your money when looking at the price per piece.
LEGO SKYSCRAPER CITY TV
If that doesn’t scream Berlin to you, I don’t know what will! In size, this set seems about the same as Venice, but it certainly is a little higher with the TV tower. From left to right, you can see the Berlin Wall, Reichstag, Victory Column, Deutsche Bahn tower, Berlin TV tower, and the Brandenburg Gate. Next up, we are going a bit more north towards Berlin, Germany! This skyline represents both the historic and industrial sides of the city. The patterns/text you see on the buildings and on the front of the display are all printed as well.
However, that does not affect the overall building experience! As with most Architecture sets, it comes in a nice box without the thumb tabs, and detailed instructions with some pictures and information about the real-life buildings. In addition to that, it has quite a high price per piece. With 212 pieces, and many of them being very small, this set is one of the smallest of the Architecture Skylines subtheme. It looks like something that could be bought as a souvenir in the Italian city. Especially the narrow waters and bridges give off a perfect Venice vibe. Mark’s Campanile, two statues and the Bridge of Sighs. From left to right, there’s the Rialto bridge, St. We can instantly see why this subtheme is called “skylines”, as you can see mini-versions of multiple of Venice’s landmarks in a horizontal, almost 2-dimensional display piece. The first set on this list was released in 2016, eight years after the first architecture set. Hopefully, you will be surprised by the amazing details that are possible at such a small scale. Maybe you live in one of these cities or have travelled there before. In this article, we will discuss these sets in detail. The subtheme launched in 2016 with three cities to build. Bonus advantages: most of them are relatively affordable compared to the rest of the themes! These sets include the most famous or iconic structures, which instantly let you recognize the city. LEGO Architecture Skylines! Instead of building one place or building, fans can now recreate entire cities on an even smaller scale than before. Eight years after the release of the first Architecture set, the theme started a new subtheme of display pieces: You can show off the world’s most famous places and buildings, combined into a beautiful micro-scale display. Instead of building something imaginary, like a Star Wars ship or a City fire station, Architecture lets you recreate real-life structures using the beloved LEGO brick. LEGO Architecture has always been a popular theme among fans, especially AFOLs (Adult-Fan-Of-LEGO).
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