Biggest LEGO set Ever | 10276 Colloseum | 9036 pcs | Creator Expert | Speed Build & Unboxing

LEGO 10276 Colloseum

The biggest ever LEGO build (as at November 2020) yet. This epic 9,036-piece Colosseum model depicts each part of the famous structure in great detail. Authentic detailing shows the northern part of the outer wall’s facade and its iconic arches. The model features 3 stories, adorned with columns of the Doric, Ionic and Corinthian orders while the attic is decorated with Corinthian pilasters.

This video is for AFOLS (Adult Fan Of Lego), lego collectors and Parents who watch what lego they will buy. Also this video shows what pieces this set contains, which is extremely important for Lego collectors and for the stores they sell Lego pieces separatelly, because many sets contains very rare and expensive Lego pieces.

Pieces: 9036 pcs
Price: £449.99 / $549.99 / 487.39€
Price per piece: 5.0p / 6.1c / 5.4c
Age: 18+

Interestingness for collectors:
An awe-inspiring display piece The LEGO Colosseum (10276) rests on an oval display base so the model can be seen from every aspect. It’s one of the biggest LEGO models ever but can easily be picked up, allowing you to look through the arches from all angles.

A building project to savor The Colosseum is part of a collection of LEGO models for adults who love beautiful architecture and thoughtful design. It also makes a great gift for architecture enthusiasts and LEGO lovers.

Bring to life your own brick-built model of the mighty Colosseum with this engaging and rewarding LEGO® Colosseum (10276) model kit for adults.
With an astounding 9,036 pieces, this Colosseum model is the biggest LEGO® set ever (as at November 2020), providing hours of relaxation for adults who love building sets.
Anyone with a passion for architecture models will appreciate the amazing detail packed into this Colosseum souvenir. With 3 stories, the model is adorned with columns of the Doric, Ionic and Corinthian orders.
If you’re looking for special gifts for architecture fans or history lovers, this building set is a great choice, providing hours of hands-on building experiences with a stunning Colosseum model to display.
This Colosseum architecture model measures over 10.5” (27cm) high, 20.5” (52cm) wide and 23.5” (59cm) deep. With 9,036 pieces it’s one of the biggest LEGO® sets in the world, but is easy to lift and turn.
The Romans didn’t need batteries and neither do you! This Colosseum model runs on the power of imagination – no batteries required.
This model comes with coffee-table-style building instructions with design and history details to inspire you.
Part of a series of inspiring LEGO® building sets designed for LEGO building fans, and hobbyists who love elegant design, beautiful architecture and models packed with detail.
LEGO® building bricks meet the highest industry standards, which ensures they are consistent, compatible and connect and pull apart easily every time – it’s been that way since 1958.
LEGO® bricks and pieces are rigorously tested to ensure that every building set meets the highest safety and quality standards, so you can be sure that this architectural model is designed to last.

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[seanbailey]

The engineering to create these builds is incredible. Always amazes me what can be created by lego.

[Andrewguy-fyrx]

when your lego set comes with lego sets

[memegod]

The reason he hasn’t uploaded in so long is because of how long this took him to build and edit

[SuperRambo]

On top of being the largest Lego set, is it also the most boring to build?

[ChristopherOdd]

Have you ever done a behind the scenes/how you record and edit your videos?

[jasonyork]

I just finished this build, and I want to thank you for this video. This was my favorite build so far, and though it seems like it would feel repetitive: it isn’t. It feels like a true accomplishment to complete this build. Again, thanks for the video!

[rebelcrump]

Me: 1, 000 pieces my brain can't handle this...
This guy: 9, 000+ pieces rookie numbers.

[FabekFabeusz]

"IIII" instead of "IV"? They've released probably the most famous Roman building and they didn't check how to write Roman numbers? Such a shame.

[Shiro_Kuma]

whoever made the design of the Creator Expert set.. you guys are amazing..

[nickcollingwood]

So... I guess Rome was built in a day.

[hyp]

Is it only me that find these video’s satisfying?

[c]

I actually just got this set today, and even though I started late in the day, it took me like 4 or 5 hours just to build box 1, gah I'm gonna be building it all, all friken week

[sjek]

Imagine being the guy that had to test build this

[odszaro]

My man sacrifice his life to build that lego

[thebergenkids]

Those lego designers gotta be professionals

[legolover-osss]

i watched brick builder 2 years ago and it made me happy because even though i dont have those thing i still see how cool it is to build one

[itsjustme]

Only thing I don't like about this set is how box 4 is labelled IIII instead of IV 😂

[smallworlds]

Nicely done! Thanks for the commitment to the video and showing every step👍

[kevinnava]

It’s amazing the amount of detail this LEGO set has. I really wish I had it. 😊😃😢

[SmolSir]

Having been there the similarity is impressive for the lego scale. However I would rather spend my money on some more technical sets, like the big crane or lamborghini :)