LEGO 21042 Architecture Statue of Liberty
Features: LEGO Architecture interpretation of the real-world architectural landmark, the Statue of Liberty. Features an intricately detailed pedestal with shield & brick detailing, columned balconies, and a Lady Liberty statue with a flowing robe, 7-ray crown, iconic tablet and golden torch. The included booklet contains information about the design, architecture and history of the building (English and French languages only. Other languages available for download at LEGO. com/architecture). LEGO Architecture celebrates the world of architecture through the medium of the LEGO brick, and is developed for all with an interest in travel, architecture, history and design. This set includes over 1, 685 LEGO pieces. Enjoy a pleasantly challenging and rewarding building experience with this LEGO Architecture set. Measures over 17” (44cm) high, 5” (14cm) wide and 5” (14cm) deep.
Features: LEGO Architecture interpretation of the real-world architectural landmark, the Statue of Liberty. Features an intricately detailed pedestal with shield & brick detailing, columned balconies, and a Lady Liberty statue with a flowing robe, 7-ray crown, iconic tablet and golden torch. The included booklet contains information about the design, architecture and history of the building (English and French languages only. Other languages available for download at LEGO. com/architecture). LEGO Architecture celebrates the world of architecture through the medium of the LEGO brick, and is developed for all with an interest in travel, architecture, history and design. This set includes over 1, 685 LEGO pieces. Enjoy a pleasantly challenging and rewarding building experience with this LEGO Architecture set. Measures over 17” (44cm) high, 5” (14cm) wide and 5” (14cm) deep.
Features: LEGO Architecture interpretation of the real-world architectural landmark, the Statue of Liberty. Features an intricately detailed pedestal with shield & brick detailing, columned balconies, and a Lady Liberty statue with a flowing robe, 7-ray crown, iconic tablet and golden torch. The included booklet contains information about the design, architecture and history of the building (English and French languages only. Other languages available for download at LEGO. com/architecture). LEGO Architecture celebrates the world of architecture through the medium of the LEGO brick, and is developed for all with an interest in travel, architecture, history and design. This set includes over 1, 685 LEGO pieces. Enjoy a pleasantly challenging and rewarding building experience with this LEGO Architecture set. Measures over 17” (44cm) high, 5” (14cm) wide and 5” (14cm) deep.
Features: LEGO Architecture interpretation of the real-world architectural landmark, the Statue of Liberty. Features an intricately detailed pedestal with shield & brick detailing, columned balconies, and a Lady Liberty statue with a flowing robe, 7-ray crown, iconic tablet and golden torch. The included booklet contains information about the design, architecture and history of the building (English and French languages only. Other languages available for download at LEGO. com/architecture). LEGO Architecture celebrates the world of architecture through the medium of the LEGO brick, and is developed for all with an interest in travel, architecture, history and design. This set includes over 1, 685 LEGO pieces. Enjoy a pleasantly challenging and rewarding building experience with this LEGO Architecture set. Measures over 17” (44cm) high, 5” (14cm) wide and 5” (14cm) deep.
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Let’s cut to the chase. For $120 this set is absolutely fantastic. I have recently become enthralled with the larger sets LEGO has to offer as they make for great displays. I own the tower bridge (which I highly recommend) and the Statue of Liberty is about as tall as the bridge, which is astounding! For a set below $200, this makes for a surprisingly spectacular display set.Some people do have a problem with the simplicity of Lady Liberty’s face. I find it to be suitable, however, and I don’t plan on modifying it in any way. I really haven’t dabbled in the architecture line as most of the sets are a bit too small for my taste, but this set was certainly an exception. My only gripe is that LEGO doesn’t treat all of their sets with the first class unboxing ... MoreLet’s cut to the chase. For $120 this set is absolutely fantastic. I have recently become enthralled with the larger sets LEGO has to offer as they make for great displays. I own the tower bridge (which I highly recommend) and the Statue of Liberty is about as tall as the bridge, which is astounding! For a set below $200, this makes for a surprisingly spectacular display set.Some people do have a problem with the simplicity of Lady Liberty’s face. I find it to be suitable, however, and I don’t plan on modifying it in any way. I really haven’t dabbled in the architecture line as most of the sets are a bit too small for my taste, but this set was certainly an exception. My only gripe is that LEGO doesn’t treat all of their sets with the first class unboxing expierience that accompanies this one. The box seems to be of a very high quality along with the instruction manual.For those of you who are collectors, I highly recommend this set. The price per piece ratio is good, and it makes for an exceptional display piece for only $120.
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I’m a huge Lego fan. They make great products, and I’ll continue to get more.As someone who’s done a bunch of sets before, I found this design fell short. There are a few places where it seems the design team “got cute” with the available blocks and just made something more complicated than necessary that’s really hard to build. It was very hard to fit the pieces together in some areas (e.g., had to remove a smooth one-square block to install the foot; otherwise, it couldn’t be done).I was also missing a few pieces, which didn’t make the experience any more enjoyable. Luckily, I was able to pull miscellaneous pieces from other sets to make it work.Happy with the final product, but expect more from Lego on an item like this.
originally posted on motionrc.eu
WOW... there's really not much else to say about this set.Well, actually... since this is a review, I will say more. :)This is actually my first LEGO architecture set, so there was a part of me that was hesitant to make this purchase. I've found many of the other architecture sets not overly appealing, but this set for some reason just stood out. Maybe it's because it's Lady Liberty or maybe it's simply because it looks awesome.The actual build itself is somewhat complex, so this may not be the best LEGO set for the young brickers out there (age range is 16+). If an older bricker teams up with a younger bricker, then I think this set could definitely be built as a team. It's important to really pay attention to the instructions when building this set as you easily ... MoreWOW... there's really not much else to say about this set.Well, actually... since this is a review, I will say more. :)This is actually my first LEGO architecture set, so there was a part of me that was hesitant to make this purchase. I've found many of the other architecture sets not overly appealing, but this set for some reason just stood out. Maybe it's because it's Lady Liberty or maybe it's simply because it looks awesome.The actual build itself is somewhat complex, so this may not be the best LEGO set for the young brickers out there (age range is 16+). If an older bricker teams up with a younger bricker, then I think this set could definitely be built as a team. It's important to really pay attention to the instructions when building this set as you easily can miss a piece or accidentally place a piece in the incorrect spot. The instructional manual does a good job of helping you walk through the build and also includes some neat information/history about the Statute of Liberty. You'll need to set aside a good 4-5 hours to complete this build, which of course can vary on how quickly you build and your level of experience.The piece count vs. the price for this set is above average, especially considering all the sea-green LEGO bricks that come with this set (which tend to be quite rare). The box looks great and really should be kept and not recycled as it complements the completed build. The completed build can be displayed in a lot of places around your residence and will without a doubt look good wherever it goes.Please note, this is a display model, so if you're looking for a lot of playability, this probably isn't the set for you.My only complaint with this set is the face of Lady Liberty... all of this work went into this fantastic set and frankly the face was a disappointment. Other than that, this set is fantastic and I think it will be purchased by not only collectors and fans of LEGO, but also by those who simply want to pay homage to what Lady Liberty represents.Overall, I strongly recommend this set and I think you'll be pleased.If you found my review helpful, please let me know below. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.Happy bricking!
| Features | |
| Release date (DD/MM/YYYY) | 01/06/2018 |
| Sound effects | N |
| Assembled dimensions | 140 x 440 mm |
| Number of pieces | 1685 pc(s) |
LEGO Architecture Statue of Liberty Construction Set for Adults, Historic Building Set, Famous Statue New York Souvenir, Relaxing 3D Puzzle, Model
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Lego Architecture: Statue Of Liberty (21042)
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Lego Architecture Statue Of Liberty 21042
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Let’s cut to the chase. For $120 this set is absolutely fantastic. I have recently become enthralled with the larger sets LEGO has to offer as they make for great displays. I own the tower bridge (which I highly recommend) and the Statue of Liberty is about as tall as the bridge, which is astounding! For a set below $200, this makes for a surprisingly spectacular display set.Some people do have a problem with the simplicity of Lady Liberty’s face. I find it to be suitable, however, and I don’t plan on modifying it in any way. I really haven’t dabbled in the architecture line as most of the sets are a bit too small for my taste, but this set was certainly an exception. My only gripe is that LEGO doesn’t treat all of their sets with the first class unboxing ... MoreLet’s cut to the chase. For $120 this set is absolutely fantastic. I have recently become enthralled with the larger sets LEGO has to offer as they make for great displays. I own the tower bridge (which I highly recommend) and the Statue of Liberty is about as tall as the bridge, which is astounding! For a set below $200, this makes for a surprisingly spectacular display set.Some people do have a problem with the simplicity of Lady Liberty’s face. I find it to be suitable, however, and I don’t plan on modifying it in any way. I really haven’t dabbled in the architecture line as most of the sets are a bit too small for my taste, but this set was certainly an exception. My only gripe is that LEGO doesn’t treat all of their sets with the first class unboxing expierience that accompanies this one. The box seems to be of a very high quality along with the instruction manual.For those of you who are collectors, I highly recommend this set. The price per piece ratio is good, and it makes for an exceptional display piece for only $120.
I’m a huge Lego fan. They make great products, and I’ll continue to get more.As someone who’s done a bunch of sets before, I found this design fell short. There are a few places where it seems the design team “got cute” with the available blocks and just made something more complicated than necessary that’s really hard to build. It was very hard to fit the pieces together in some areas (e.g., had to remove a smooth one-square block to install the foot; otherwise, it couldn’t be done).I was also missing a few pieces, which didn’t make the experience any more enjoyable. Luckily, I was able to pull miscellaneous pieces from other sets to make it work.Happy with the final product, but expect more from Lego on an item like this.
WOW... there's really not much else to say about this set.Well, actually... since this is a review, I will say more. :)This is actually my first LEGO architecture set, so there was a part of me that was hesitant to make this purchase. I've found many of the other architecture sets not overly appealing, but this set for some reason just stood out. Maybe it's because it's Lady Liberty or maybe it's simply because it looks awesome.The actual build itself is somewhat complex, so this may not be the best LEGO set for the young brickers out there (age range is 16+). If an older bricker teams up with a younger bricker, then I think this set could definitely be built as a team. It's important to really pay attention to the instructions when building this set as you easily ... MoreWOW... there's really not much else to say about this set.Well, actually... since this is a review, I will say more. :)This is actually my first LEGO architecture set, so there was a part of me that was hesitant to make this purchase. I've found many of the other architecture sets not overly appealing, but this set for some reason just stood out. Maybe it's because it's Lady Liberty or maybe it's simply because it looks awesome.The actual build itself is somewhat complex, so this may not be the best LEGO set for the young brickers out there (age range is 16+). If an older bricker teams up with a younger bricker, then I think this set could definitely be built as a team. It's important to really pay attention to the instructions when building this set as you easily can miss a piece or accidentally place a piece in the incorrect spot. The instructional manual does a good job of helping you walk through the build and also includes some neat information/history about the Statute of Liberty. You'll need to set aside a good 4-5 hours to complete this build, which of course can vary on how quickly you build and your level of experience.The piece count vs. the price for this set is above average, especially considering all the sea-green LEGO bricks that come with this set (which tend to be quite rare). The box looks great and really should be kept and not recycled as it complements the completed build. The completed build can be displayed in a lot of places around your residence and will without a doubt look good wherever it goes.Please note, this is a display model, so if you're looking for a lot of playability, this probably isn't the set for you.My only complaint with this set is the face of Lady Liberty... all of this work went into this fantastic set and frankly the face was a disappointment. Other than that, this set is fantastic and I think it will be purchased by not only collectors and fans of LEGO, but also by those who simply want to pay homage to what Lady Liberty represents.Overall, I strongly recommend this set and I think you'll be pleased.If you found my review helpful, please let me know below. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.Happy bricking!
When the set was originally released, I decided not to buy it as I felt the piece count may be just that high for the cost. I ended up in the Lego store right after the holiday, saw it built and decided to buy it. I am glad I did. All of the pieces make the build very detailed and beautiful, and the cost worth it. I was impressed with how the weaving of the statue was done and the techniques used. There were times I found myself thinking "wow, that was pretty cool how they did that". The base is very detailed and you can tell great care was taken in designing it by the creators. I expected many more repetitive steps, but was extremely surprised that the amount of "duplicate" steps was not very high. I took my time building it, splitting it across a couple days (base ... MoreWhen the set was originally released, I decided not to buy it as I felt the piece count may be just that high for the cost. I ended up in the Lego store right after the holiday, saw it built and decided to buy it. I am glad I did. All of the pieces make the build very detailed and beautiful, and the cost worth it. I was impressed with how the weaving of the statue was done and the techniques used. There were times I found myself thinking "wow, that was pretty cool how they did that". The base is very detailed and you can tell great care was taken in designing it by the creators. I expected many more repetitive steps, but was extremely surprised that the amount of "duplicate" steps was not very high. I took my time building it, splitting it across a couple days (base one day, statue the other). The face being a blank plate wasn't that big of a deal for me. I can't really tell how to make a face detailed enough to match the rest of the build at that small of a scale. I think a sticker plate would have made it even less pleasing.I think this is a good build for any avid Lego builder, and is a nice set to build with a family member. The set also fits in nicely with the other architecture sets. I read some of the reviews prior to starting the build, and am glad I did. As mentioned, one of the best suggestions is in the later bags the curved green pieces are split between two bags. They are spilt by the way they "point", so it will reduce the risk of headaches and mistakes if you keep them separate.
I am a huge fan of the Lego Architectural series and have bought and built most of the sets. I have a specific problem with this set. Back in the day, Lego made an amazing Statue of Liberty set (3450) that must have been 3 feet tall. It had no base, but it was absolutely gorgeous. It was superior to this set in every way; for one thing, it had a face! My kids and I built it several times and kept it on display between building sessions. Then I foolishly sold it on eBay for thrice the original price of $300. My one hope is that Lego brings the original set back in 2026 for the 250 year anniversary of the US. This set pales in comparison.Level of Difficulty: Aimed at adults, these sets can easily be built by experienced children. Experience with Legos is more ... MoreI am a huge fan of the Lego Architectural series and have bought and built most of the sets. I have a specific problem with this set. Back in the day, Lego made an amazing Statue of Liberty set (3450) that must have been 3 feet tall. It had no base, but it was absolutely gorgeous. It was superior to this set in every way; for one thing, it had a face! My kids and I built it several times and kept it on display between building sessions. Then I foolishly sold it on eBay for thrice the original price of $300. My one hope is that Lego brings the original set back in 2026 for the 250 year anniversary of the US. This set pales in comparison.Level of Difficulty: Aimed at adults, these sets can easily be built by experienced children. Experience with Legos is more important than age.Value for Money: Outstanding.Building Experience: The architectural sets provide a satisfying build experience and a lovely display piece. Total win.PROS: Lovely guidebook. Satisfying build. Beautiful elegant display piece. The black boxes line up nicely on a shelf. Very elegant. Made for adults.CONS: The lovely guidebook will generally not lay flat. If it does lay flat, it is prone to falling apart.CAVEAT: Sometimes reviewers complain that they are missing pieces. While this does happen, it is extremely rare. In the case of the architectural sets in particular, it is tempting to just dump out all of the pieces into the box they came in and work from there. The problem with that approach is that the interior of the boxes are an elegant black and some of the pieces are also black, making them extremely difficult to spot. Every time I thought I was missing a piece, it was there, cleverly camouflaged.
First of all let me please address those who are deterred by the representation of Lady Liberty's face using the modified pentagonal tile: I believe your expectations are far too high.At this scale, I cannot fathom a way to make a face that would work. Furthermore, it seems that other reviewers were SURPRISED to find her without a face when it's clearly depicted on the box and in images on this site that her face was "missing." Enough on all that -- on to the good stuff.This build was one of the most enjoyable I've had with the Architecture series. The detailing throughout the model is beyond impressive. It seemed that with every turn of the page I found myself going, "wow, would you look at that!"I learned a myriad of new building techniques as I constructed ... MoreFirst of all let me please address those who are deterred by the representation of Lady Liberty's face using the modified pentagonal tile: I believe your expectations are far too high.At this scale, I cannot fathom a way to make a face that would work. Furthermore, it seems that other reviewers were SURPRISED to find her without a face when it's clearly depicted on the box and in images on this site that her face was "missing." Enough on all that -- on to the good stuff.This build was one of the most enjoyable I've had with the Architecture series. The detailing throughout the model is beyond impressive. It seemed that with every turn of the page I found myself going, "wow, would you look at that!"I learned a myriad of new building techniques as I constructed this model and the vast number of parts offered in Sand Green is an absolute joy - though I can't imagine I'll ever take her apart!When your model is complete, take some real time and look closely at the pedestal and robes of the model compared to images of the actual statue. I'm certain you'll be as impressed and in awe of LEGO's design work as I am.
Received the Statue of Liberty as Father’s Day gift. First off, it was a very challenging build. There are several pieces that I hadn’t seen before in any sets. There are many curved wedge pieces used in this set. One slants one way and one slants the other (mirror image). It was very cumbersome to keep picking the piece up and realizing I needed the OTHER piece. The 3D view in the instructions of these pieces still makes it difficult to distinguish between the two, so be careful. My set appeared to be missing two small pieces, which I have ordered for replacement. Both the pedestal and the statue were fun to build and I enjoyed watching them take shape. I appreciate that it is a fulfilling build right up to the end.I am disappointed that the tan pedestal bricks ... MoreReceived the Statue of Liberty as Father’s Day gift. First off, it was a very challenging build. There are several pieces that I hadn’t seen before in any sets. There are many curved wedge pieces used in this set. One slants one way and one slants the other (mirror image). It was very cumbersome to keep picking the piece up and realizing I needed the OTHER piece. The 3D view in the instructions of these pieces still makes it difficult to distinguish between the two, so be careful. My set appeared to be missing two small pieces, which I have ordered for replacement. Both the pedestal and the statue were fun to build and I enjoyed watching them take shape. I appreciate that it is a fulfilling build right up to the end.I am disappointed that the tan pedestal bricks do not appear with the same sheen and contrast as they appear on the box. This would be the same as, say, the Empire State Building and small Big Ben set. The photos of the bricks on the box make it appear fancier than it actually is. Makes me want to dust it with graphite powder or something to accentuate the tan bricks’ nooks and crannies.The size is impressive, might even be taller than the Burj Khalifa.
This was a joy to build. Various parts are repetative when building up the base but this never felt tedious or dull.In spite of the fact that the majority of its 1,685 pieces are one by two plates, tiles, studs and cheese slopes, it is still a very substantial build compared to other sets within the archiceture line.The set itself has some real presence in a room and it commands attention and is a great talking point. It is a respectable representation of the real thing both propotionally and in its over all shaping.The way the lighting bounces of every angle of this set means that you can see the build in all its glory from every veiwing angle. The way the bricks seem to weave seemlessly throughout the set makes it a real pleasure to look at when ... MoreThis was a joy to build. Various parts are repetative when building up the base but this never felt tedious or dull.In spite of the fact that the majority of its 1,685 pieces are one by two plates, tiles, studs and cheese slopes, it is still a very substantial build compared to other sets within the archiceture line.The set itself has some real presence in a room and it commands attention and is a great talking point. It is a respectable representation of the real thing both propotionally and in its over all shaping.The way the lighting bounces of every angle of this set means that you can see the build in all its glory from every veiwing angle. The way the bricks seem to weave seemlessly throughout the set makes it a real pleasure to look at when displayed.Building the parts and then putting them in place was a great experience and highlighted just how incredible the archiceture line has come in the past few years.There are some great building techniques used which were surprising when you place parts into the overall set.My only con regarding this set would be the face. It is a real shame that through the entire build a lot of detail can be seen and is very well presented. Adding the blank plate to represent the face felt dissappointing and is almost a discredit to the hard work and dedication the Lego designers must have taken to bring this set to life. Thankfully all the pieces required to adjust the shape to something a little more in keeping with the rest of the build are provided as spares or by making some small adjutments to the build.The instruction manual was also very well presented and provided a wealth of historical information and did you know moments about the build that help you learn more about the Statue of Liberty itself. This was an excellent experience and added to the overall building journey.
I typically stay away from the Architecture series, because they are usually disappointingly small and overly expensive, especially in relevance to the scale of the model. This is my third Architecture set, with the Eiffel Tower and US Capitol rounding out my current collection. SO MUCH detail went into the base of the statue, including black pieces where the openings to the viewing platforms are. At first, I thought all the pieces were added in to pad the total count and raise the price, but once it's all together, the detail is worth it. This set really shines until you get to the face and head. I personally do not like the use of the spiraled "unicorn horn" pieces for the crown spikes, and the face, as most people seem to agree, is a complete and total letdown. ... MoreI typically stay away from the Architecture series, because they are usually disappointingly small and overly expensive, especially in relevance to the scale of the model. This is my third Architecture set, with the Eiffel Tower and US Capitol rounding out my current collection. SO MUCH detail went into the base of the statue, including black pieces where the openings to the viewing platforms are. At first, I thought all the pieces were added in to pad the total count and raise the price, but once it's all together, the detail is worth it. This set really shines until you get to the face and head. I personally do not like the use of the spiraled "unicorn horn" pieces for the crown spikes, and the face, as most people seem to agree, is a complete and total letdown. It really leaves something missing from the overall finished appearance, and kind of spoils the show. Again, no detail was spared in the plinth, but it looks like her face melted off. The overall engineering of the piece is second to none. There are hidden Technic elements that firmly tie the statue to the base, and the way the flowing robe and arm pieces are constructed and attached are simply ingenious. Bit of helpful advice, inside bag 5 where all the "skin" elements are, the curved pieces that have definite left and right elements are in separate inner bags, so a little care in opening the bags into separate piles will save you many minutes of double and triple checking pieces (you'll see what I mean when I get there). Overall, this is a fantastic set, is wonderfully large, but Lego should have produced an all new piece for the face element, pre-printed a face on the "home plate" piece that is provided, or given us a rotten sticker at the very, very least. The lack of the iconic face in stark contrast to the detail in the rest of the model leaves the whole thing looking unfinished.
I bought this for my husband as a Christmas present. He really enjoyed making it. He has some arthritis in his hands and he finds these Lego kits help his flexibility and fun to make without being too fiddly. Would recommend as a great alternative to the same old jigsaws. And we can keep it on display.
| Features | |
| Release date (DD/MM/YYYY) | 01/06/2018 |
| Sound effects | N |
| Assembled dimensions | 140 x 440 mm |
| Number of pieces | 1685 pc(s) |
