LEGO The Botanical Garden Review by Designer

Take a detailed look a the new LEGO IDEAS The Botanical Garden in this designer review video! The set is number 21353 and consists of 3792 pieces and will be released on November 1st with a retail price of $330 USD.

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[JeremyHess-pkss]

this is how big the x mansion should have been

[TipperProject]

Would love to see another 'does it work in my city' video. Seeing how you integrate these sets, is the your super unique perspective you have when it comes to new sets!

[cyberia]

I like how they did the floor pattern in the building. I never thought about how many different types of plant like you can build with Lego.

[ABrickDreamer]

I have a vision: a big city garden
Enter from the botanical garden, a smaller build on the side with the doubled friends set, the spring Lantern Festival at the back. Everything in front of a big pond surrounded by trees and a cycling/ walking loop

[MrAgamble]

for some reason, that backside really is the part that captivates me. It is so perfectly developed, it is a slight bit deserted, it looks so beautiful and large and expansive.

[dazblue]

Love all the new flower moulds and the clover too

[eddielowe]

That's a nice set and will look good in your city. I can see you wanting to use the roof elements in your custom builds and even making a bigger customised garden.

[mmcbrick]

Beautiful set! It's massive and sooo detailed. I cant wait to purchase mine. Be safe and well!

[jackm]

Wow, looks stunning, many complements to the designer.

[cumbriandoddy]

Great set, definitely considering as a day one - I think it would be great to double up the base plates with 32x32 or 16x32 in front and add some outdoor gardens / park to it, this would also mean you could modularise it with a street footpath. I’d also consider doing similar with gardens set between it and the Museum modular in a European style tourist/public amenities area.

[jacobmmadigan]

Another excellent ideas set. I will happily display in my collection and I think this once will look great with a light kit.

[RobTwin]

Yo dude! Great video and good questions for Chris! I love all the interior details and the breathing room on the baseplate… this is going to be really cool in your city🙌🏽

[rosemorrison]

Hi Bricksie.
Thanks for sharing this new set with us. I love it. It has so many beautiful elements in it for a City setting. It will be interesting to see how it fits into your city.

[brianfromthirty]

Facade of this set presents so nicely. Its so grown up.

[bubbayee-yee]

Of course they release this fuckin' set now, after I bought 3 of the previous botanical gardens to build a large one! SMGDH! It is an awesome set, though!

[TheBrickTwins]

Really awesome set! So much detail and a lot of minifigures! 🎉 great video Bricksie!

[craftyhobbit]

It would be great combined with the Natural History Museum.

[Libertaro-iu]

It's certainly a beautiful set and while it isn't suitable for a Modular style Lego city, there are some Lego city or town layouts it can be great in. The style and overall aesthetic is reminiscent of the crystal palaces of the 18th and 19th century that showcased some of the most exotic flora from all corners of the French and British empires, especially from the tropical regions of the empires.

[Buzzebee]

This looks perfect for the lego city!!!

[kevinodw_]

If im gonna buy im def gonna modify so it fits more the modular buildings line. But still wonderful set!!😍