The LEGO Skylines series explores several landmarks from a single city, rather than focusing on just one building. The series was introduced in 2016, expanding the LEGO Architecture series in new directions.
The unattainable Marina Bay Sands set from 2013 is back in a complete cityscape — at 827 pieces, it’s the largest LEGO Architecture Skyline set to date (but it’s a bit kinky).
An intricate skyline of Pittsburgh which aims to meet (or exceed) the high bar of official LEGO Skyline sets.
This brightly colored addition to the LEGO Architecture Skyline set is jam packed and includes a lot of printed parts, but how does it compare to other sets in the series?
The modern city that blossomed in the desert, Dubai has some amazing architecture to explore. Let’s see how well it translates into the LEGO Skyline series.
What can we learn from the initial photos of these two additions to the Skyline Series? We took a critical look at the photos so you don’t have to!
Having just visited Australia for the first time, I was excited to see how well the Sydney Skyline set captures the feel of the harbor city, and it’s iconic Opera House.
It only takes a few minutes to realize that Matteo loves a wide range of Movies & TV Shows. Let’s delve into the mind of this talented creator to learn about the creative process behind these amazing designs.
You won’t believe how well these famous Movies and TV shows look when re-created in the style of the LEGO Architecture Series. There’s something for everyone in this diverse collection by Matteo Mobili.
Let’s take a quick look at the recently retired Chicago Skyline to see if you should find a copy to add to your collection before it’s too late.
Does this cute microscale rendition of the City of Lights shine as brightly as the real thing? I hope so!
Can the LEGO Skyline series capture the spirit of the city best known for bridges and hills, rather than the buildings? Let’s find out!
The long-awaited Las Vegas skyline set is finally here (after re-designing the set following tragic events at the Mandalay Bay.) Should you take home this celebration of the cities glamour, or should what happens in Vegas stay in Vegas?
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