I never thought I'd have some of the world's most famous buildings on display in my living room, how is that even possible? Well, LEGO thought about it especially for us. There is no need for me to introduce the famous LEGO which makes amazing toys and models that are identical to cars or buildings in the real world and there are of-course various custom toys. Still, there is one particular set by LEGO I want to talk to you about and the is the LEGO Architecture set.
This set allows you to assemble some of the most amazing buildings in the world and have them standing in your own home. You become an architect for a couple of hours and construct with your own hands the White House, the Empire State building and many other famous buildings. After completion they are beautiful as they look identical to the real thing so it's a great item to have for display, especially to anyone who enjoys assembling things or toys on his own instead of getting everything ready where's there's no fun nor challenge.
Just so you'll get the feeling what great and amazing buildings you can assemble for your own, or with your kids and have hours of fun, here is a small list of the famous buildings:
* The White House - We are all familiar with the famous White House, home for the presidential family. Now imagine it on a shelf or a table in your office or home, indeed an amazing item. It measures 9 inch wide and contains 560 pieces. After it's done, you have your own White House, identical to the real thing Obama has.
* The Empire State Building - The famous building in New-York City, this model is 7.4 inch high and 3.1 inch wide. An exact replica of the real building and is suitable for ages 10 and up.
* The Space Needle Building - Seattle's famous building now can be assembled by you! It is 8.7 inch tall and 3.1 inch wide, suitable for ages 10 and up.
* The John Hancock Building - 7.5 inch tall an 3.1 inch, suitable for ages 10 and up.
And other amazing models to be built by you and your kids.
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