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| − | '''10189 Taj Mahal''' is |
+ | '''10189 Taj Mahal''' is a [[Creator]] [[Expert]] set released in [[2008]]. It contains a large model of the Taj Mahal, and is intended for children ages fourteen and up. After the [[75192 Millennium Falcon]], and the [[71043 Hogwarts Castle|71043]] Hogwarts Castle, it is the third biggest production set LEGO has ever produced, with 5,922 pieces. |
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'''Taj Mahal:''' |
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| − | It is based upon the white marble structure that was built at Agra, India during 1632 through 1653. The set is only meant for display and not for everyday play considering its very large size and elegant features. Usually every set contains pieces that average around ten cents per piece, despite this, the Taj Mahal comes with a 5,922, but costs US $299.99 and £199.99. The Taj Mahal is composed of three parts that can easily be removed from each other: the dome, a mid-section, and a square plinth. The square plinth is composed of several bright blue baseplates forming a perimeter of 20 x 20 studs with over two hundred white 2 x 2 turntables placed on top. On each corner of the square plinth are tall columns that are topped by a dome. The symmetrical building is formed with arches and bricks with an arch-shaped doorway that is topped by a large dome and finial. |
+ | It is based upon the white marble structure that was built at Agra, India during 1632 through 1653. The set is only meant for display and not for everyday play considering its very large size and elegant features. Usually every set contains pieces that average around ten cents per piece, despite this, the Taj Mahal comes with a 5,922, but costs US $299.99 and £199.99, thus equalling $0.05 per piece, an exceptional value by all accounts. The Taj Mahal is composed of three parts that can easily be removed from each other: the dome, a mid-section, and a square plinth. The square plinth is composed of several bright blue baseplates forming a perimeter of 20 x 20 studs with over two hundred white 2 x 2 turntables placed on top. On each corner of the square plinth are tall columns that are topped by a dome. The symmetrical building is formed with arches and bricks with an arch-shaped doorway that is topped by a large dome and finial. |
== LEGO.com Description == |
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* Measures over 20" (51cm) wide and over 16" (41cm) tall! |
* Measures over 20" (51cm) wide and over 16" (41cm) tall! |
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| + | * This was released a year after the release of [[10179 Ultimate Collector's Millennium Falcon]], the set that used to be the largest LEGO set. |
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== Gallery == |
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Revision as of 22:12, 20 June 2020
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10189 Taj Mahal is a Creator Expert set released in 2008. It contains a large model of the Taj Mahal, and is intended for children ages fourteen and up. After the 75192 Millennium Falcon, and the 71043 Hogwarts Castle, it is the third biggest production set LEGO has ever produced, with 5,922 pieces.
Description
Taj Mahal:
It is based upon the white marble structure that was built at Agra, India during 1632 through 1653. The set is only meant for display and not for everyday play considering its very large size and elegant features. Usually every set contains pieces that average around ten cents per piece, despite this, the Taj Mahal comes with a 5,922, but costs US $299.99 and £199.99, thus equalling $0.05 per piece, an exceptional value by all accounts. The Taj Mahal is composed of three parts that can easily be removed from each other: the dome, a mid-section, and a square plinth. The square plinth is composed of several bright blue baseplates forming a perimeter of 20 x 20 studs with over two hundred white 2 x 2 turntables placed on top. On each corner of the square plinth are tall columns that are topped by a dome. The symmetrical building is formed with arches and bricks with an arch-shaped doorway that is topped by a large dome and finial.
LEGO.com Description
 This is a description taken from LEGO.com. Please do not modify it.
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Build the breathtaking Taj Mahal! The famous Taj Mahal jewel of India is known all over the globe for its incredible beauty and elegance. Now you can recreate this modern wonder of the world for yourself! Designed for experienced builders, the LEGO Taj Mahal model features advanced building techniques, rare elements and colors, and realistic details of architecture. With over 5,900 pieces, the Taj Mahal makes an awesome addition to any LEGO collection!
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Notes
- This was released a year after the release of 10179 Ultimate Collector's Millennium Falcon, the set that used to be the largest LEGO set.
- This was the largest LEGO set for almost 10 years, until the release of 75192 Millennium Falcon in 2017, which is currently the largest set with 7,541 pieces.
Gallery
$299.99
£199.99
$499.99 
