Review on 🏙️ LEGO Architecture Skyline Collection - Building Toy Set by Chris Lemm

WOW. There really isn't much more to say about this set. Well actually. As this is a review I will say more. :) This is actually my first LEGO architecture set so part of me was hesitant to make this purchase. I didn't find many of the other architecture sets very appealing, but this set stood out for some reason. Maybe it's because it's Lady Liberty, or maybe it's just because she looks amazing. The actual assembly itself is a bit tricky, so this might not be the best LEGO set for young bricklayers (ages 16+). If the senior breaker is paired with the junior breaker then I think this set can definitely be built as a team. It is important to follow the instructions carefully when assembling this set as it is easy to miss a part or accidentally place it in the wrong place. The tutorial walks you through the build well and also includes some useful information/history about the Statute of Liberty. You will need to allow 4-5 hours to complete this build, which of course may vary depending on speed and experience level. The piece count compared to the price for this set is above average, especially considering how many aquamarine LEGO bricks come with this set (which are rather rare). The box looks great and really should be kept and not recycled as it complements the finished build. The completed assembly can be displayed in many places in your home and will no doubt look good anywhere. Please note that this is a demo model. So if you're looking for lots of playability, this is probably the set for you. My only criticism of this set is Lady Liberty's face. All of that work has gone into this fantastic set and to be honest the face was a disappointment. That being said, this set is fantastic and I think not only collectors and LEGO fans will buy it, but also those who just want to pay homage to Lady Liberty. All in all I highly recommend this set and I think you will be happy with it. If you found my review helpful, please let me know below. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Happy Brick!