The Tower Bridge, not only in London. For sale, Lego, not for children, going for € 389.99 (new). How Lego managed to find new markets after struggling for survival.
Reflections of two cities.
Last edited by RobertArthur on Sat Nov 23, 2024 12:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Our grandgirls are very into Lego, the 13 year old has bought several large sets costing a lot, though not as much as Tower Bridge! She saves up birthday and Christmas money, the last big set she bought, Hogwarts Castle, cost about £250.
Our DIL put a Lego set of flowers on her Christmas list last year, which we bought her. I don’t know how they manage to store it all, particularly R’s huge models, as their house isn’t very big. We still have buckets and boxes of Lego from when our 50+ year old sons used to be mad on it and the grandgirls use that fairly often.
I see that the Tower Bridge model is on Amazon at £369, paying by instalments if wanted, listed for from age 8.