LEGO Architecture 21024 Louvre Building Kit

We offer a wide variety of products, and the following precautions apply to some of them. Please note that they are listed for all products. 【Voltage Compatibility】Designed for Japanese voltage (90-110V). Using with a different voltage may cause malfunction. 【Plug Type】Japanese plugs (A or B type). Use a conversion adapter if needed. 【Transformers & Adapters】Transformers adjust voltage; adapters only change plug shape. Using an adapter without a transformer may damage the product. 【Liability】We are not responsible for damages caused by improper use, such as using the product without a transformer. Celebrate the world of architecture with LEGO Louvre sets! Build a LEGO brick model of the Louvre, the world's largest museum. Located on the banks of the River Seine in the heart of Paris, this magnificent structure is famous for its impressive blend of Renaissance and modernist architecture, welcomes more than 9 million visitors a year, and is famous for its impressive blend of Renaissance and Modernist architecture. - Contains over 35,000 works of art, including Liza. The Louvre began life as a fortress built by King Philip Augustus in 1190 to protect the people of Paris from foreign invasions, and has since undergone numerous renovations. The result was the architecturally beautiful Louvre that we know today. This detailed LEGO model features the prominent Pavillon de l'Horloge and the once controversial iconic glass pyramid. It was designed by famous Chinese-American architect I. M. Pei. An interpretation of real-world architectural landmarks, the Louvre features the prominent Pavillon d'Oroge and the iconic glass pyramid, with a booklet in English/French/Spanish containing details about the building's design, architecture, and history. (Other languages available for download at LEGO.com/architecture) Collect the entire LEGO Architecture series. line is about celebrating the world of architecture from inside Lego blocks. For anyone interested in design, architecture and history. Height 5 (13cm), width 6 (17cm), depth 7 (19cm).