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Tower Bridge Returns in LEGO Architecture: Is less more?

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A detailed LEGO model of Tower Bridge showcased on a white surface, alongside books and a pair of glasses, reflecting a stylish architectural replica.

London’s Tower Bridge is an icon of one of the World’s great cities. While it was visited as a subject for the advanced models range back in 2010, there have been a few new LEGO Modelling techniques adopted in the meantime. Here’s your first look at the results of the bridge being visited by the LEGO Architecture team: with 3745 pieces, the model has a span of 89 cm, and the towers are 38cm high. This new LEGO Architecture set 21067 Tower Bridge goes on sale on August 1st, 2026, and has a recommended retail price of 499.99 AUD / 349.99 USD / 299.99 EUR / 269.99 GBP

LEGO Architecture set featuring a detailed model of the Tower Bridge in London, with intricate design elements and vibrant colours.
LEGO set box displaying a model of Tower Bridge, complete with movable bridge sections, blue water, and detailed architectural features. The box includes multiple images of the built model alongside a photograph of the real bridge.
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LEGO Creator 40568 Paris and 40569 London Postcards: Review

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Small scale skylines have a favorite feature in the LEGO Architectural range. running primarily from 2016-2020, we had a surprise appearance earlier this year from a model of the Singapore Skyline. These sets have covered many major cities from around the world, and have varied immensely in their price ((30-60USD) and part count (212-857). Aimed primarily at a serious adult audience, we have seen a couple of more cheerful ‘postcard’ sets pop up in the creator range this year. Initially slated for release earlier in the year, postcards of New York and Beijing were delayed, possibly due to trade mark issuses associated with the use of the Chinese Flag. While sets are in the process of being rolled out around the world (July-August 2022), a further 2 have been revealed: London and Paris. I am thankful to the LEGO group for providing early copies of these sets for review.

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