Lego Releases the Largest Brick Set Ever Made
Lego has officially rolled out Colosseum — the largest Lego brick set in history and a detailed reproduction of Rome’s famous oval amphitheater. The model, which Lego released on Black Friday, consists of 9,036 pieces and when completed, it is 10.5 inches high, 20.5 inches wide and 23.5 inches deep. The largest Lego set before now was the Millennium Falcon.
The set is recommended for ages 18 and over, according to Lego’s website. The Colosseum retails for $549.99
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