LEGO Take It To The Next Level - Architecture

Im sure you have heard me say this a couple of times on this blog - LEGO is awesome. As a kid I played for hours with the stuff and I hope one day if end up with kids of my own they will play with it too. Having said that LEGO aint just for kids anymore and nothing proves this more than the release of their Architecture series - you almost wonder why it look them so long. 

The Architecture series follows hot on the heals of the Landmarks series which featured buildings like the Seattle Space Needle and the Empire State Building. The Architecture series launches with the Frank Lloyd Wright Collection which will apparently have six sets in total - the first two to be launched are the Guggenheim in New York and Fallingwater, the iconic cantilevered waterfall house in Pittsburg Pennsylvania.

The sets are more of a collectors item than a kids toy - apparently each set includes: specially printed landmark name plate and a inspiration booklet containing: facts, architectural significance and points of interest. Some of the set apparently have more than 2000 pieces and instructions book more than 100 pages long. These sets are defiantly for the older LEGO fans, like this one who decided to make a stop motion video of the assembly of the Fallingwater set…