The Acropolis in Athens Architecture Landmark Building Set - 1947-Piece Collectible Model for Adults, Lego-Compatible | Perfect for Home Decor, Office Display & Greek History Enthusiasts
$39.55
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The Acropolis in Athens Architecture Landmark Building Set - 1947-Piece Collectible Model for Adults, Lego-Compatible | Perfect for Home Decor, Office Display & Greek History Enthusiasts
$39.55
$71.91
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A complex, rewarding build Build mindfulness and experience a sense of joyful focus as you immerse yourself in this challenging creative project. Return to Ancient Greece Construct every detail and go through the ancient Greek civilization. Givenni Architecture The Acropolis in Athens Scenes of Ancient Greece Visualize how the surrounding area may have looked. Villages and Docks Add Givenni brick versions of feluccas (ancient boats). The Parthenon The design of Parthenon represents the highest level of architectural art in Greece. Recreate an ancient wonder of the world Feel transported back in time to Ancient ancient Greek as you build and display this Givenni brick model of the Acropolis in Athens.
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As someone who is fascinated by ancient history, I couldn't resist purchasing this Lego-compatible build set to produce an interesting conversation piece for my living room. It is challenging, especially when constructing the stony plateau on which the Parthenon rests, but the construction manual is clearly illustrated for most of the build.I was a bit confused by the diagrams illustrating the support structure for the deck supporting the Parthenon, however, because of the angle of the view in the diagram. I ended up spacing the supports through trial and error to create the most stable surface for it.My fellow history buffs were really impressed with the finished piece!
