LEGO has posted on its official store a new box from the Architecture range expected for June 1st: the reference 21058 The Great Pyramid of Giza which with its 1476 pieces will make it possible to assemble the pyramid of Gizeh and its base with an end of the Nile, two small pyramids, two temples, some statues, several boats and a micro-village.

Under the removable outer structure of this sectional half-pyramid, there will be some aesthetic refinements that will illustrate the techniques probably used for the construction of the place and discover the different tunnels that lead to the funerary chambers.

Dimensions of the construction: 35 cm wide by 32 cm deep and 20cm high. Retail price: €139.99. As LEGO states: "...this model can be combined with a second identical model (sold separately) to form a complete pyramid...". 279.98 € therefore.

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It's January 1, 2022, and as of today, LEGO is launching a handful of new sets on its official online store. There is something for all budgets and for all fan profiles with new references in almost all of the ranges currently marketed by the manufacturer.

As usual, it's up to you to see whether to crack without waiting by paying the full price for these boxes or whether to show a little patience and wait for the inevitable reductions that will be offered in the boxes. weeks and months to come at Amazon, on FNAC.com and at a few other resellers. The debate does not arise for the exclusives, at least temporary, of the Shop with the Modular 2022 10297Boutique Hotel and the LEGO Ideas set 21331 Sonic The Hedghog - Green Hill Zone.

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Below is the list of sets, classified by universe, which are therefore now available for sale on the official online store:

It is via social networks that LEGO has chosen to unveil the next "skyline" of the Architecture range: the reference 21057 Singapore, a box of 827 pieces that features iconic buildings from Singapore. On the program: Marina Bay Sands, the OCBC Center, One Raffles Place, Lau Pa Sat Market (also known as Telok Ayer), The Fullerton Hotel Singapore and Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay.

The set is also online on the official store with availability scheduled for January 1, 2022 and a public price set at € 59.99.

There will be at least one new addition to the LEGO Architecture range this year and this is the benchmark 21056 Taj Mahal, a box of 2022 pieces which will be sold at the public price of 109.99 € from June 1st.

If the version of the set LEGO Creator Expert 10256 Taj Mahal (5923 - € 329.99) marketed in 2017 seemed too imposing or too expensive, this new interpretation of the place should convince you with its 23 cm wide and 20 cm high.

This is the Italian version of the official online store which sticks to it and it is logical: the manufacturer communicates a date for the announcement of the largest set ever marketed by LEGO with more than 9000 pieces, the reference 10276 Colosseum.

No visual from the product itself on this teaser, but I think almost everyone has already seen the photos of the box which are actively circulating on the usual channels.

See you on Friday at 15:00 p.m. for the official announcement of this very large box which should be available for Black Friday 2020.