The recently released LEGO Sydney Opera House pays tribute to tomorrow land's most iconic landmark. The new model, featured in the LEGO Architecture Series, was released almost two weeks ago on March 1st.
A completed structure of the LEGO Sydney Opera House boasts 270 small plastic pieces. The replica stays true to the original landmark's design, which was built in 1959 by the young Danish architect Jørn Utzon. The LEGO version was created by American architect Adam Reed Tucker and the designers at LEGO.
Whether you've traveled to Australia or are simply a fan of iconic architecture, you'll definitely want to check out this stunning and highly detailed LEGO structure. The LEGO Sydney Opera House will be available worldwide in all LEGO and LEGOLAND stores.
Iconic Toy Structures
The LEGO Sydney Opera House Pays Tribute to a Beautiful Design
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