10214 Tower Bridge
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10214 |
| Pieces: |
4287 |
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US $239.99 / $314.99 / £204.99 / DE €219.99 |
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16+ |
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The 10214 Tower Bridge is a LEGO Exclusives set that was released on October 1, 2010. It was designed by Jamie Berard, and is his largest set produced to date.
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Description 
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This set is modeled after the real London Tower Bridge. It measures 102 cm by 42 cm by 26 cm. It contains not only the bridge itself, but also a double-decker bus, a yellow truck, black taxi, and green car. At 4,287 pieces, it is the third largest LEGO set ever released.
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- In the British Summer 2011 LEGO Catalogue it states that this set costs £209.99 where as other LEGO sources state that the set is £204.99.
- Approximately 1/8 of the pieces (by count) in this set are tan "roof tiles" which, through SNOT, provide the octagonal profile on the tower corners.
LEGO's Description Edit
 This is a description taken from LEGO.com. Do not modify it.
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Stretching over the River Thames since 1894, the famous Tower Bridge of London, England is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world. Now you can add this timeless classic to your LEGO world buildings collection! Designed with advanced building techniques and rare colors and elements, the Tower Bridge is complete with its iconic paired towers and a drawbridge that really opens. Fun to build and display, it locks together solidly but can be taken apart in sections for easy transport. Includes 4 miniature vehicles; a black London taxi, a traditional red double-decker bus, a yellow truck and a green automobile. Completed model measures 40" (102 cm) long, 17" (45 cm) high and 10" (26 cm) wide.
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Team Speed Build Edit
At the 2010 BrickFair in the Washington DC area, a team of five AFOLs and TFOLs worked together and completed construction of this set in 2 hours and 18 minutes, setting the first record for a team build of this set. At LEGO Fan Weekend 2010 in Skærbæk, Denmark a new record were set by in the time 2 hours, 18 minutes and 21 seconds.
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