#LEGO SKYSCRAPER DUBAI SERIES#

Aside from just nailing the look of its real-world inspiration, the brick-built model manages to employ some of the more creative techniques we’ve seen at this scale. Lastly, you’ll find the Burj Al Arab on the far right, which has to be my favorite element of the LEGO Dubai Skyline. The manner in which two halves slot together is pretty clever and one of the highlights of my LEGO Dubai Skyline review.

On the left-hand side, there’s the Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel, which is comprised of two interlocking sections. Standing over 12-inches tall, the 3-tone blue, grey, and dark grey design adds plenty of detail into the build.įlanking the aforementioned structures, there are two additional monuments that introduce even more unique building techniques.

With a reputation of the world’s tallest building, incorporating the skyscraper into this kit has also earned it the honorary title of the most massive LEGO Architecture Skylines kit. That’s in stark contrast to the neighboring building, the Burj Khalifa. Some are pieced together quite simply, with only a few bricks required to craft monuments like the Dubai Frame. From there, you’ll work through assembling four different structures.

#LEGO SKYSCRAPER DUBAI SERIES#

It’s one of the signature elements of the series and, as you’d expect, comes completed by a printed nameplate. Just like every Architecture Skyline set that’s come before it, the Dubai edition is assembled on top of a 38-stud long base. We already took a closer look at what the Tokyo Skyline had to offer, and now we’re turning our attention to the United Arab Emirates. At the start of 2020, LEGO unveiled two new Architecture kits as per the annual tradition established over the past couple of years.

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