Imperial Hotel

Neits · 2015-04-14 · value 4/5 · build 5/5

This is my second Architecture set at the time I'm writing this review (the first being 21020 Trevi Foutain). Box/Instructions As you'd expect of an Architecture set : a beautiful box that you'll want to display as much as the completed model. As for the instructions, they were in bad shape and began to fall apart one page at a time as I was turning them. At least they were clear and I found that the first pages, abo…

tomalphin · 2014-06-17 · value 3/5 · build 4/5

About me: I am an AFOL who has been building at least 1 set each year for my whole life. I build most sets under 500 pieces as a "puzzle build" without using the instructions. I chose to use the instructions for a model this big and detailed. I have built all of the smaller LEGO Architecture sets (about 20 sets so far), but t his was my first of the three large sets. (I haven't built F allingwater or Robie House yet.…

TechnicNick · 2013-03-04 · value 4/5 · build 4/5

Lego's Architecture series is a bit hit and miss - this one, though, scores a bullseye. After the underwhelming Big Ben and execrable Opera House, I guess we were due a good one. As always with this series, it's beautifully presented - I think it's worth paying a bit extra for the higher quality box and the extra information about the building, it's architect and the model's designer that you get in the glossy instru…