TheNewElementary Публикувано Ноември 13, 2020 Share Публикувано Ноември 13, 2020 Just revealed, 10276 Colosseum is the largest LEGO® set to date, and here is our suitably colossal review! Our guest author is historian and LEGO enthusiast Kevin J. Walter who founded the site Public BRICKstory to combine his two passions, and even built a LEGO Colosseum that hit 10k supporters on LEGO Ideas last month! The products in this article were provided free by LEGO; the author's opinions are not biased by this. Available from 27 November 2020 priced 499.99€/ £449.99/ US$549.99/ CA$649.99/ AU$749.99. “Ave imperator, morituri te salutant!” “Hail, Emperor, those who are about to die salute you!” – Suetonius, Vita divi Claudii 21,6 What football provides in modern-day Europe, American Football in the US or cricket in India, was provided in the ancient Roman Empire by ludi – the entertainment of the people with various kinds of games, most of all the bloody gladiatorial fights. All of these sports have one thing in common: they were, and still are, hosted in massive stadiums and arenas. With the latest Creator Expert model, 10276 Colosseum, LEGO® has finally revealed the archetype of every modern sports stadium, one of the “New7Wonders of the World” and the biggest tourist attraction in Rome. With 9036 (!) parts, LEGO is releasing its biggest set to date and the inventory isn’t the only huge aspect; the measurements of 52x59x27 cm (20.5x23.5x10.5 inches) quite literally earn this set the epithet “colossal”! Continue reading »View the full article 1 Цитирай Адрес на коментара Сподели в други сайтове More sharing options...
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