LEGO Architecture 21045 Trafalgar Square and 21046 Empire State Building announced
The LEGO Group has announced the two new Architecture sets that will be released this summer – 21045 Trafalgar Square and 21046 Empire State Building.
Fans of the landmark based theme, LEGO Architecture, will be able to add two new world famous icons to their displays this year, as announced at the International Toy Fair. PromoBricks is reporting from the event that is taking place in Nuremberg, Germany.
The two new sets will be 21045 Trafalgar Square, which retail for €79.99 and 21046 Empire State Building, which will retail for €99.99. It will be the second time that the USA landmark has been released in the theme, but the first time that the UK icon gets the Architecture treatment.
Two new LEGO Architecture sets were released earlier this month, 21043 San Francisco and 21044 Paris, which are both available to buy now.
Earlier today, the new LEGO Star Wars sets that will celebrate the theme’s 20th anniversary were revealed and new sets based on Star Wars Resistance were announced. Summer sets for other themes were confirmed too, including LEGO DC Super Heroes, LEGO Technic and LEGO City.
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