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LEGO Architecture 21060 Burg Himeji

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LEGO Architecture 21060 Burg HimejiFeiere die Langlebigkeit und die Erhabenheit eines der meistverehrten Bauwerke Japans mit der LEGO Architecture Burg Himeji (21060) einem tollen Modell zum Ausstellen. Lass dich in die Stadt Himeji befrdern, ohne einen Fu vor die Tr zu setzen, wenn du die authentischen Details der Burg mit LEGO Steinen nachbildest, beispielsweise die Trme, die Gnge und die asymmetrischen Mauern. Nimm das Dach des Hauptgebudes ab, um dir eine vereinfachte Darstellung

Feiere die Langlebigkeit und die Erhabenheit eines der meistverehrten Bauwerke Japans mit der LEGO® Architecture Burg Himeji (21060) – einem tollen Modell zum Ausstellen. Lass dich in die Stadt Himeji befördern, ohne einen Fuß vor die Tür zu setzen, wenn du die authentischen Details der Burg mit LEGO Steinen nachbildest, beispielsweise die Türme, die Gänge und die asymmetrischen Mauern. Nimm das Dach des Hauptgebäudes ab, um dir eine vereinfachte Darstellung des Grundrisses anzuschauen.

Ein Modell für jede Jahreszeit

Im Mittelpunkt des Modells steht die obere Ebene des gewaltigen Burggeländes. Dort befinden sich 4 baubare Kirschbäume – 2 mit grünem Blätterdach und 2 mit rosafarbenen Blüten –, um den Garten in voller Frühlingsblüte darzustellen. Lass dich von der Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung in der Box und der LEGO Builder App durch das ebenso fesselnde wie kreative Bauerlebnis begleiten.

Tolle Geschenkidee

Dieses Sammlerstück aus LEGO Steinen gehört zu einer Kollektion von LEGO Architecture Sets für Erwachsene, die kreative Aktivitäten lieben. Das Set ist eine wunderbare Belohnung für dich selbst und ein fantastisches LEGO Geschenk für alle, die sich für Architektur, die Geschichte Japans oder das Reisen interessieren.

  • LEGO® Architecture Burg Himeji (21060) – ein Bauset für Erwachsene: Baue in deinem Wohnzimmer ein ebenso faszinierendes wie geschichtsträchtiges LEGO Modell einer der größten Burgen Japans
  • Authentische Details: Bilde die Burg mit ihren markanten Türmen und Gängen nach. Nimm das Dach des Hauptgebäudes ab, um dir den vereinfachten Grundriss anzusehen
  • Wähle eine Jahreszeit aus: In dem Modell sind auch die umliegenden Burggärten mit LEGO® Steinen dargestellt, darunter auch 4 baubare Kirschbäume – 2 mit grünem Blattwerk und 2 mit rosafarbenen Kirschblüten
  • Geschenkidee: Dieses Bauset ist ein grandioses Geschenk für dich selbst oder eine kreative Person, die von einem Besuch der Burg Himeji träumt, und für alle, die sich für Architektur, die Geschichte Japans oder das Reisen begeistern
  • Modell zum Spielen und Ausstellen: Die Burg ist 19 cm hoch, 32 cm breit und 27 cm tief
  • Kreatives Bauwerk: Dieses 2.125-teilige Bauset ist ein ebenso fesselndes wie anspruchsvolles Bauprojekt, das dich neue Kräfte tanken lässt und dir ein echtes Erfolgserlebnis beschert
  • Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung: Bauanleitungen findest du sowohl in der LEGO® Builder App als auch in der beiliegenden Broschüre, die zudem Wissenswertes über die Burg Himeji sowie ein Interview mit dem LEGO Designer dieses Modells enthält
  • LEGO® Sammlerstücke für Erwachsene: Dieses LEGO Architecture Set gehört zu einer ganzen Reihe von Premium-Bausets für Erwachsene wie dich, die gerne bei kreativen Aktivitäten abschalten
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