TOWER BRIDGE BUILDING SET
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- Prize value (est.)
- £199
- Cash alternative
- £189
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- £83
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Experience the iconic beauty of London with the TOWER BRIDGE BUILDING SET, a stunning architectural model that captures the grandeur of one of the city's most famous landmarks. Perfect for both Lego enthusiasts and those who appreciate intricate design, this kit offers endless hours of creative fun.
**Key features:**
- Includes 4,293 pieces for a detailed and authentic replica of Tower Bridge.
- Features working drawbridge and intricate details, including the bridge's towers and walkways.
- Measures over 40 cm (15 inches) in length, making it a striking display piece.
- Suitable for ages 16 and up, providing a rewarding challenge for adult builders.
- Part of the LEGO Architecture series, celebrating the world's most iconic structures.
**What's included:**
- 4,293 LEGO bricks
- Instruction booklet with step-by-step building guidance
- Decorative LEGO Architecture nameplate
- Additional LEGO elements for added detail and authenticity
There will be 1 winner of this competition.
A cash alternative of £189 is available.
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