I have a feeling that Lego is encouraging keeping the box (for storage, etc.) with this new box design. Similar to the 90s (I think), but without the tray
Oh my goodness the way the box opens is SOOOO much better! I’m glad I don’t have to worry about ripping the box open on accident, because I like keeping the box. The graphic on the box itself is art!
I can honestly say - I have never had a piece missing. I have often thought I did - but I always end up finding it in a bag or under the chair I am working on or stuck to another piece or under the instructions....
I've had 1 piece missing (never more than 1) from a couple of sets, but Lego always sends them to me. (And these were HUGE sets, multi-thousand piece sets.)
Recently I had the jetpack piece missing from the minifigure that came bundled with a magazine. That was really surprising, but Lego took care of it immediately.
Just got this one today. It's my first ever Lego set (outside of a bucket of random pieces I had as a child). The boxes were not like in this video, not that this is a big deal of course. Started building and about half past midnight had gone through bags 1-3. Really enjoying it so far. I feel this was a great pick for me, but I do wonder about where I go from here. I prefer buildings to technical sets, based on reviews, but haven't seen another build resembling this one in size or detail.
I have to say I've been watching your channel for quite some time now, and I really love your content ! The fact you film sets form several different angles is really appreciated and gives a good idea of how it looks from all sides, and your reviews are quite short (in a good way). Also, compared to other people you aren't uselessly negative in your reviews (maybe having been a Lego designer gives you a better understanding of choices made by Lego that other people wouldn't necessarily understand) And I also must say that this set looks magnificent ! Being french I love seeing Notre-Dame de Paris made in Lego form, and I didn't intend on buying it when we had just rumors of its existence, but it looks too good and I'm too patriotic to not get it at some point.
Already preordered it Tiago. And like the designer said, this deserves a slow, measured build while doing research on each section. Hence the reason he designed the build to mimic the timeline from the first stone laid in 1163. Or in this case, the first brick. I can’t wait!! Another top video dude.
This, the Eiffel tower, the Colosseum and the Statue of Liberty are all roughly 1:200. They would look great together! Any other Lego (landmark) sets in this scale?
I really like how the designer kept the 4 smaller windows near the crossing with a small circle below them These represent the original design before the rest of the windows were enlarged to let in more light
I just bought and built mine today, it was such a fun build and I love the level of detail within. I didn't get the new box design, instead I got the old one just held together by a few pieces of tape
As an architect, I really wish LEGO would return to their original architecture line subject roots like Farnsworth House, Villa Savoye, Guggenheim instead of just landmarks -- though those are landmarks. Pompidou, Habitat 67, Barcelona Pavilion have the potential to be a very creative builds! Though I understand the public might not recognize some as well.
Agreed, but I think they are trying to hit a sweet spot of buildings most people would know and landmarks work well for that. Just as you say people typically won't know those buildings you listed, although they would be awesome in Lego. In the end they have to sell enough of these to justify the expense in releasing them.
I hope Lego revisits some of the buildings from the theme’s early days, especially Frank Lloyd Wright’s work. The theme and Lego as a whole has changed so much! I’d love to see an updated set based on Fallingwater.
I had a lot of sets on my "to buy" list for upcoming months, however, when this got revealed, it became the top priority. Waiting badly for it to be on sale and join my collection :)
Lego Himeji Castle mentioned. I am happy. This one is also really cool but 4000 pieces scares me. It took me 2 days to build the Himeji and my thumbs were sore haha
the interior seems to be missing some columns, which as a pedant for cathedrals annoys me, but i am delighted that an attempt was made at the internal structure. I expected the usual multicoloured gore.
My brother had a whole bag missing from one of his brickheadz. I have personally never experienced a missing brick, but I did have a piece that was faulty and that I couldn't use. It was from my LEGO Creator Ford Mustang car. I thankfully had a lot of spare pieces from other car sets that I could use.
This feels like a great candidate for the "I made half, I'll do the other half later" trend that's been doing the rounds. Fully build one side of it so you can more easily appreciate the interior 😂
I never had pieces missing until the day I became a serious collector, with almost 400 sets now it's incredible how many sets come with missing pieces these days. I had 6 sets missing pieces in the last 24 months.
Maybe the Lego Company should tackle Versailles or Fontenbleu. Both are specimens PERFECT for the Lego Architecture line! And those palace sets can include detailed interiors. Anyways, This Notre Dame de Paris model is loaded with kilotons of elegant Gothic details inside and out! One of the nicest things about this set is that they have it such that you can build it in phases, just like its real life counterpart.
Very nice review, Tiago! I've just built the Taj Mahal Architecture set and Im impressed by how Rok Zgalin Kobe is a genius! These Architecture sets have a lot of genius LEGO geometry, so... lets see what is next... =]
I am having real trouble witht how the hinge plates are put together on the east elevation. When putting the windows in, the arches dont seem to work, with one arch side slightly lower tan the other, meaning they dont meet symmetrically in the middle arch. I can't however work out where I have gone wrong!
Regarding the missing lego piece, I personally have recently bought a few lego sets over the last 2 years and I've had similar issues. The typewriter was missing a 1x3 lego tile and the Nintendo NES had misprinted and scratched printed parts. I never asked for a replacement since I felt bad asking for a package delivery for just one piece but I found it quite strange since I've never had any of those issues with lego before.
I loved building this set. It’s not that big for the amount of pieces but beautiful. I also missed a piece of the set, a 6x10 dark grey plate in pack nr 10. But when i was done with pack nr10 i was left with 2x 2x10 dark gray plate and 2 extra black base printed tiles of the Notre-Dame😂
I must be one of the only people who is not bothered at all by assembly repetition. Maybe it is from coming from a manufacturing environment and kanban system, and making a game out of how fast you can assemble dozens of the same assemblies. I find it therapeutic, actually, and I like that
I think that’s what’s great about LEGO. Each one of us can get a little something different out of it. For me, sorting the pieces by type and/or color from each bag before building (depending on the size of the set) is therapeutic for me.
This set looks so good. Its a mix of a architecture and a Disney set because of the Hunchback of Notre dame. I will probably buy it because the Hunchback of Notre dame is one of my favourite Disney movies and because it looks gorgeous
Looks amazing and I will definitely be picking it up, however it's very disappointing that it's missing the iconic gargoyles! I know that the scale makes it hard to have anything with any kind of detail but I still think something should have been where the gargoyles are located. It just feels like something big is missing from the model. Perhaps we might see some good fan modifications once the model is released.
I thought for sure the fact there were 43% of the model with just 1x1 bricks, plates, tiles, clips, etc in the model would have been oof not wow! But you surprised me with your review. See I am listening 🤣🤣 Great review! A good friend of mine did participate in the challenge to redesign the spire. He had an all glass and steel one that would have allowed more light into the center naive which looked amazing and still reminded us of the original metal and stone one, but alas he didn't win and they rebuilt it exactly the same
2:33 That technique makes repetition way easier! I did a similar thing with the windows on the daily bugle! (Of course with the hollow side down so they would not get scratched up)
Sometimes I slide them together, other times (hello, Titanic deck windows) I stack them then press the assembly against the flat surface to orient them all. (I swear I still have callouses from pressing together all those 1x1 plates, but my fingers will go on…)
I found the build painful, more so than the Eiffel Tower because at least with the Eiffel Tower you could see the build getting substantially bigger. That being said, the finished product is flawless.
Hey Tiago! Amazing video as always! I was wondering if you though about putting other currencies with the 4 ones you already have? Maybe there is not enough space, or adding different currencies over and over would be quite redundant? I'm Canadian and would love to see the $CAD, but I wonder if adding too much info would be overwhelming
I’ve only ever had one set with missing pieces and it was because the bag had ripped open in the factory and the pieces had fallen out. I hope missing pieces don’t start to become a trend with Lego
Great building, no daubt. Interestingly, the more the big architecture series continues, the less the push to travel around to visit the real places. But still miss some liveliness addition, like The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
It’s weird, my set came in the side-open style box with plastic bags instead of the new top-open box with paper bags. The US market must be behind the curve.
This one is truly amazing. I am acutally considering getting it. But I am still waiting for some Prague landmark in the Lego Architecture theme. Such a shame they hadnt done one considering its up there between the best tourist cities in Europe
To be fair with them, there isn't a Lego piece which could work as a cross and is small enough to fit on the spire while being to scale with the rest of the building. The cross on the real cathedral is / was probably very big but looks tiny in comparison with the building.
@@NewChannel-wi7vj they could put that piece at the top of the recent taj mahal set. It’s not exactly a cross but it’s close enough and roughly to scale
Nice review Tiago! If it is not too big of a hassle taking it apart to open up the entrance, can you do a Shorts with the probe lens through the entrance? :)
To be fair with them, there isn't a Lego piece which could work as a cross and is small enough to fit on the spire while being to scale with the rest of the building. The cross on the real cathedral is / was probably very big but looks tiny in comparison with the building.
Talking about Lighting Kits - it looks like there is few third party companies that make them. Could you make a review of few, or comparison some kind?
It kinda lacks the crosses. I know about the lego policy but this is a cathedral overall plus they pub national symbols on sets anyway and this masterpiece of architecture should be as accurate as possible.
Sure, but to be fair with Lego, there isn't a Lego piece which could work as a cross and is small enough to fit on the spire while being to scale with the rest of the building. The cross on the real cathedral is / was probably very big but looks tiny in comparison with the building.
Hey Tiago, thanks for your review! Would you consider doing reviews of other brands as well? I'm thinking of Bluebrixx Domkirche (Cologne Cathedrale) specially to see how they would compare, since they are somewhere equal in parts used (but Bluebrixx costs much less)
I originally had a LEGO gift card saved for the purchase of the LEGO MONA LISA on June 1st. But since that has been pushed back to October 1st & I am a fan (and collector) of all the LEGO Architecture series. The gift card will be used on this special set. 😅🎉❤
I'm curious if Lego sent you a Mona Lisa that was supposed to come out in June and then they decided to postpone it for October citing production issues
lego seems to improve a lot latly this product can objektivly compete with other brands while a few year ago every set was like yeah +30% in price because lego no this is a fair deal and a fine set. well done
I just started this project tonight. My biggest gripe is the lack of gargoyles. I want to use the lego frogs, but not sure the piece I will need to connect them. It will be some sort of L connector. Anyone else done this?
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Lego should make the Sagrada Familia next, and maybe we could finish the build before the real one is finished!
Oooh, it would have to be massive!
they could make it modular and release one part of it a year for a couple years
Wasn't it removed from Lego Ideas because of religious reasons? Is this rule still in use or could the MOC designer try it again?
@@gegessen159that’s an open question for now.
@@gegessen159 Shouldn't here be religious reasons too?
I have a feeling that Lego is encouraging keeping the box (for storage, etc.) with this new box design. Similar to the 90s (I think), but without the tray
The plastic trays in the 80's were great!
People don’t already keep there boxes 😂 I have a closet of just boxes
@@SO-ym3zs man i loved those, they were very satisfying
People don’t keep the boxes…
Bruh I thought everyone did. My closet is mostly boxes of Lego and other random boxes.
My box wasn’t like this
Loved the hand’s on review! Your videos are always insightful, honest, and well edited which I really appreciate. Hoping to see more very soon!
More to come! And thank you so much for the donation. You didn’t need to do it but it goes a long way in supporting the channel!
Oh my goodness the way the box opens is SOOOO much better! I’m glad I don’t have to worry about ripping the box open on accident, because I like keeping the box. The graphic on the box itself is art!
I can honestly say - I have never had a piece missing. I have often thought I did - but I always end up finding it in a bag or under the chair I am working on or stuck to another piece or under the instructions....
One time it was a 1x1 plate which got lodged inside a brick lol
I've had 1 missing in my Camp nou but I just kept stealing from the next bag until it arrived in the post
I've had 1 piece missing (never more than 1) from a couple of sets, but Lego always sends them to me.
(And these were HUGE sets, multi-thousand piece sets.)
i think at most i had to resort to the 1x1 spare pile twice, and that is why you get the tiny pieces spare anyway.
Recently I had the jetpack piece missing from the minifigure that came bundled with a magazine. That was really surprising, but Lego took care of it immediately.
The meow at the end, purrrfect
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@@TiagoCatarino I knew I heard that! Supertroopers vibes lol. Safe to say what the next review will be haha
Just got this one today. It's my first ever Lego set (outside of a bucket of random pieces I had as a child). The boxes were not like in this video, not that this is a big deal of course. Started building and about half past midnight had gone through bags 1-3. Really enjoying it so far. I feel this was a great pick for me, but I do wonder about where I go from here. I prefer buildings to technical sets, based on reviews, but haven't seen another build resembling this one in size or detail.
Oh wow i really like how its structured to be built in the same order as the real thing
I have to say I've been watching your channel for quite some time now, and I really love your content ! The fact you film sets form several different angles is really appreciated and gives a good idea of how it looks from all sides, and your reviews are quite short (in a good way). Also, compared to other people you aren't uselessly negative in your reviews (maybe having been a Lego designer gives you a better understanding of choices made by Lego that other people wouldn't necessarily understand)
And I also must say that this set looks magnificent ! Being french I love seeing Notre-Dame de Paris made in Lego form, and I didn't intend on buying it when we had just rumors of its existence, but it looks too good and I'm too patriotic to not get it at some point.
I’m not a big fan of the Architecture range, but this one is very tempting
same here. I would love a little more detail on the altar etc.
Already preordered it Tiago. And like the designer said, this deserves a slow, measured build while doing research on each section. Hence the reason he designed the build to mimic the timeline from the first stone laid in 1163. Or in this case, the first brick. I can’t wait!! Another top video dude.
This, the Eiffel tower, the Colosseum and the Statue of Liberty are all roughly 1:200. They would look great together! Any other Lego (landmark) sets in this scale?
I really like how the designer kept the 4 smaller windows near the crossing with a small circle below them
These represent the original design before the rest of the windows were enlarged to let in more light
New project for my summer vacation!
How many summers?
@@TiagoCatarino hopefully less than actual Notre Dame!
I just bought and built mine today, it was such a fun build and I love the level of detail within. I didn't get the new box design, instead I got the old one just held together by a few pieces of tape
Same here
i just realized this guy only gets abt 100k views a video, GUYS HE DESERVES 1 Million this content is amazing!
Im so ocd. I usually make sure the lego injection point (lego’s brick dot in production) are aligned 😁
I had them all facing the same way on Batman Animated series model, so that they all looked like doorknobs 😂
Me too!! 😝
I came here to talk about this!
The Lion Knight's castle took me forever.
Same.
same
Hey Tiago I really appreciate these reviews they help me know which sets i want to buy!
lego needs to get scale under control, would like to be able identify the scale for each set to know which ones go together
Thanks as always for the handy subtitles!
As an architect, I really wish LEGO would return to their original architecture line subject roots like Farnsworth House, Villa Savoye, Guggenheim instead of just landmarks -- though those are landmarks. Pompidou, Habitat 67, Barcelona Pavilion have the potential to be a very creative builds! Though I understand the public might not recognize some as well.
Agreed, but I think they are trying to hit a sweet spot of buildings most people would know and landmarks work well for that. Just as you say people typically won't know those buildings you listed, although they would be awesome in Lego. In the end they have to sell enough of these to justify the expense in releasing them.
I would lose my mind if they produced a Habitat 67! Adding to my Rolodex for future MOCs. . . .
I hope Lego revisits some of the buildings from the theme’s early days, especially Frank Lloyd Wright’s work. The theme and Lego as a whole has changed so much! I’d love to see an updated set based on Fallingwater.
Id be interested if they had higher piece counts, like the imperial hotel.
Le centre Pompidou en lego >>>
I had a lot of sets on my "to buy" list for upcoming months, however, when this got revealed, it became the top priority. Waiting badly for it to be on sale and join my collection :)
I'm so glad that you're back Tiago.
Lego Himeji Castle mentioned. I am happy. This one is also really cool but 4000 pieces scares me. It took me 2 days to build the Himeji and my thumbs were sore haha
Feel free to pace it out. When I got the NES set I lined up all the bags on my kitchen table and would do 1-3 bags per night after work.
the interior seems to be missing some columns, which as a pedant for cathedrals annoys me, but i am delighted that an attempt was made at the internal structure. I expected the usual multicoloured gore.
“Miulticolored gore” is such a good way to describe it. I know it’s for clarifying the building process but it annoys my graphic designer brain 😅
Been looking forward to this one but couldn't help thinking it might be a nightmare of repetition to build. I’m glad it wasn't too bad!
Lego should make the Cologne cathedral next or the Ulm minster cathedral or the Munich cathedral
My brother had a whole bag missing from one of his brickheadz. I have personally never experienced a missing brick, but I did have a piece that was faulty and that I couldn't use. It was from my LEGO Creator Ford Mustang car. I thankfully had a lot of spare pieces from other car sets that I could use.
This feels like a great candidate for the "I made half, I'll do the other half later" trend that's been doing the rounds. Fully build one side of it so you can more easily appreciate the interior 😂
I never had pieces missing until the day I became a serious collector, with almost 400 sets now it's incredible how many sets come with missing pieces these days. I had 6 sets missing pieces in the last 24 months.
Maybe the Lego Company should tackle Versailles or Fontenbleu. Both are specimens PERFECT for the Lego Architecture line! And those palace sets can include detailed interiors.
Anyways, This Notre Dame de Paris model is loaded with kilotons of elegant Gothic details inside and out! One of the nicest things about this set is that they have it such that you can build it in phases, just like its real life counterpart.
I cannot wait to add this to my whole collection!
Very nice review, Tiago! I've just built the Taj Mahal Architecture set and Im impressed by how Rok Zgalin Kobe is a genius! These Architecture sets have a lot of genius LEGO geometry, so... lets see what is next... =]
230$?! I was honestly expecting almost double that! I don't think I have a place for it in my tiny flat, but my god, this is amazing!
Lol... this thing is tiny😂😂😂
My Himeji Castle box (bought this year) was already in that format of having a removable lid and the enclosed corners.
This looks fantastic set great detail like the new box opening awseome review meow 🐱👍
I am having real trouble witht how the hinge plates are put together on the east elevation. When putting the windows in, the arches dont seem to work, with one arch side slightly lower tan the other, meaning they dont meet symmetrically in the middle arch. I can't however work out where I have gone wrong!
That’s a cool new box type. I also noticed a leak for the Lego Simba has a new top opening box style
Does it come with any flame pieces?
That’s crazy. And no it doesn’t
Looks amazing! Now I can start to dream that, maybe, St Peter's Basilica is next.....
Regarding the missing lego piece, I personally have recently bought a few lego sets over the last 2 years and I've had similar issues. The typewriter was missing a 1x3 lego tile and the Nintendo NES had misprinted and scratched printed parts. I never asked for a replacement since I felt bad asking for a package delivery for just one piece but I found it quite strange since I've never had any of those issues with lego before.
All that money and you feel bad?
It’s beautiful, however I do agree that it’d be nice to have a better view of the interior once complete
I wish lego would do more architecture sets
I loved building this set. It’s not that big for the amount of pieces but beautiful. I also missed a piece of the set, a 6x10 dark grey plate in pack nr 10. But when i was done with pack nr10 i was left with 2x 2x10 dark gray plate and 2 extra black base printed tiles of the Notre-Dame😂
I must be one of the only people who is not bothered at all by assembly repetition. Maybe it is from coming from a manufacturing environment and kanban system, and making a game out of how fast you can assemble dozens of the same assemblies. I find it therapeutic, actually, and I like that
I think that’s what’s great about LEGO. Each one of us can get a little something different out of it. For me, sorting the pieces by type and/or color from each bag before building (depending on the size of the set) is therapeutic for me.
This set looks so good. Its a mix of a architecture and a Disney set because of the Hunchback of Notre dame. I will probably buy it because the Hunchback of Notre dame is one of my favourite Disney movies and because it looks gorgeous
I bought this set for the exact same reason. *__* Nice to see another THoND fan here. =D
Looks amazing and I will definitely be picking it up, however it's very disappointing that it's missing the iconic gargoyles! I know that the scale makes it hard to have anything with any kind of detail but I still think something should have been where the gargoyles are located. It just feels like something big is missing from the model. Perhaps we might see some good fan modifications once the model is released.
I thought for sure the fact there were 43% of the model with just 1x1 bricks, plates, tiles, clips, etc in the model would have been oof not wow! But you surprised me with your review. See I am listening 🤣🤣 Great review! A good friend of mine did participate in the challenge to redesign the spire. He had an all glass and steel one that would have allowed more light into the center naive which looked amazing and still reminded us of the original metal and stone one, but alas he didn't win and they rebuilt it exactly the same
Thanks for this video Tiago! Keep up the good work!!
2:33 That technique makes repetition way easier! I did a similar thing with the windows on the daily bugle! (Of course with the hollow side down so they would not get scratched up)
Sometimes I slide them together, other times (hello, Titanic deck windows) I stack them then press the assembly against the flat surface to orient them all. (I swear I still have callouses from pressing together all those 1x1 plates, but my fingers will go on…)
@@ArtsMyth1967 Hahaha, it is al worth it in the end!
It looks beautiful, i will surely buy it since I already have much lego architecture buildings
Those printed window elements are gorgeous. Hoping those get put on pick a brick, as I'd love to get several without buying multiples of this set.
man i am al here for manny more of these.
I found the build painful, more so than the Eiffel Tower because at least with the Eiffel Tower you could see the build getting substantially bigger. That being said, the finished product is flawless.
I’m not going to get this but it is easily my favorite architecture set it’s just so beautiful
Can you make a tutorial on how to make school supplies that I can use for school with legos? I know it sounds a little crazy 😂
Hey Tiago! Amazing video as always!
I was wondering if you though about putting other currencies with the 4 ones you already have? Maybe there is not enough space, or adding different currencies over and over would be quite redundant?
I'm Canadian and would love to see the $CAD, but I wonder if adding too much info would be overwhelming
Yes I’m getting this. This is beautiful and incredible! Wow
I’ve only ever had one set with missing pieces and it was because the bag had ripped open in the factory and the pieces had fallen out. I hope missing pieces don’t start to become a trend with Lego
Great building, no daubt. Interestingly, the more the big architecture series continues, the less the push to travel around to visit the real places. But still miss some liveliness addition, like The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
It’s weird, my set came in the side-open style box with plastic bags instead of the new top-open box with paper bags. The US market must be behind the curve.
Wow! This set looks amazing!!
Nice review. This thing begs to be illuminated.
5:22 seems like you’re still singing Rim tim tagi dim 😉 🎶 🎵
A lot of nice new tan elements
I would love to see a pin hole camera pan through the inside
This one is truly amazing. I am acutally considering getting it. But I am still waiting for some Prague landmark in the Lego Architecture theme. Such a shame they hadnt done one considering its up there between the best tourist cities in Europe
How can one keep up with all the awesome releases!
LEGO is the only company that can make a model of a Roman Catholic Church and not include a cross
To be fair with them, there isn't a Lego piece which could work as a cross and is small enough to fit on the spire while being to scale with the rest of the building.
The cross on the real cathedral is / was probably very big but looks tiny in comparison with the building.
*Cathedral haha, but yeah, doesn't change your point.
@@NewChannel-wi7vj they could put that piece at the top of the recent taj mahal set. It’s not exactly a cross but it’s close enough and roughly to scale
That's fine. It's an Atheist cathedral.
How many centimeters is the set actually deep? I can only find the height and length? otherwise I'm really sold
I think the new lego boxes are probably to limit adhesive use to the tape, no more glue with these ones i assume.
Nice review Tiago!
If it is not too big of a hassle taking it apart to open up the entrance, can you do a Shorts with the probe lens through the entrance? :)
If I weren't so busy with other videos... 👀👀
Oh man, this build is fire 🔥
for a day, the real building was also
44 views in 1 minutes he’s cooking today
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@@frontenac5083cry bout it
@@zaidiatoranimation3947same could be said about you
It looks amazing
Why did they remove the cross?
To be fair with them, there isn't a Lego piece which could work as a cross and is small enough to fit on the spire while being to scale with the rest of the building.
The cross on the real cathedral is / was probably very big but looks tiny in comparison with the building.
The view through the door is wild
Wow amazing sets I was decided to buy the insects set or the himeji castle but this change my whole decision
Talking about Lighting Kits - it looks like there is few third party companies that make them. Could you make a review of few, or comparison some kind?
It looks a stunning model and one I like the look of very much.
Was this before or after the fire
This looks beautiful.
Nice alternate build too using some petrol and a match.
It kinda lacks the crosses. I know about the lego policy but this is a cathedral overall plus they pub national symbols on sets anyway and this masterpiece of architecture should be as accurate as possible.
Sure, but to be fair with Lego, there isn't a Lego piece which could work as a cross and is small enough to fit on the spire while being to scale with the rest of the building.
The cross on the real cathedral is / was probably very big but looks tiny in comparison with the building.
@@NewChannel-wi7vjwhat about the Kylo Ren lightsaber piece? It would just need to be recolored from trans red to tan.
@@Gzilla313the kylo ren blade looks more similar a capital T than a cross, and you need the hilt to make it like a cross
It is just a lego kit, real scale model repo.
Looking forward to the fire MOCs
Love this!
How many bags does it have?
34
I want to have a Arno Dorian micro figure along with it
They want their product to be more premeum, and want you to keep the box, and enjoy the set for years to come, like a puzzle.
Hey Tiago, thanks for your review! Would you consider doing reviews of other brands as well? I'm thinking of Bluebrixx Domkirche (Cologne Cathedrale) specially to see how they would compare, since they are somewhere equal in parts used (but Bluebrixx costs much less)
Not really im afraid!
@@TiagoCatarino too bad, tons of fun stuff out there :)
3:00 I'm slightly disgusted by not aligning the mold points on the ingots 😂
The size is great for it to fit in a LEGO city :*
IF you blow it up with an air compressor 😀
I originally had a LEGO gift card saved for the purchase of the LEGO MONA LISA on June 1st. But since that has been pushed back to October 1st & I am a fan (and collector) of all the LEGO Architecture series. The gift card will be used on this special set. 😅🎉❤
I'm curious if Lego sent you a Mona Lisa that was supposed to come out in June and then they decided to postpone it for October citing production issues
lego seems to improve a lot latly this product can objektivly compete with other brands while a few year ago every set was like yeah +30% in price because lego no this is a fair deal and a fine set. well done
Didn’t back in the 1990s they used to make the boxes like this 0:34
I just started this project tonight. My biggest gripe is the lack of gargoyles. I want to use the lego frogs, but not sure the piece I will need to connect them. It will be some sort of L connector. Anyone else done this?
yesssss i love this set!!! if only i had the money....
I just got mine and it had the old box design.