Review on 🏰 Discontinued Manufacturer of LEGO Architecture Imperial by Dexter Diaz

This model has over 1000 parts and is 100% symmetrical or almost symmetrical. I enjoyed putting it together. The proportions are accurate and it looks better when finished than I expected. When I was done I had less than 10 extra parts. Nothing is missing. I don't think I have a large open table or family room to organize the pieces the way most recommend. I like to put everything in a box when I'm not building a model. If you're short on space or don't want to lose or find parts, I recommend using old ziplock bags and some old stackable containers like butter dishes, styrofoam cereal, or salad bowls. It's best if you have gallon or liter as well as sandwich-sized bags. Lego comes in cellophane bags. Cut off a corner of the large bags and empty the contents into a large ziploc bag. If there are packages in the bag, set them aside until the contents have been transferred. Check your Lego bag for transparent parts and small loose parts that may have been overlooked. Take an empty bag, flatten it to remove air, and press it against the book. Mark the pocket with a marker. I start with "A". Combine packages within a package into a Ziploc package. Then do this with all the other bags. I found a way to go crazy with seemingly random and whimsical combinations of unrelated parts in one package. I have to stop. I hope you find this advice useful.