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1. Reverse engineering LEGO Architecture 21023 – Flatiron Building

   

   

   Discussion by tomalphin · September 2014 · Home› Building and Techniques

   This set hasn't even been officially announced yet, but a photo of the box leaked online, and I've already taken some time to reverse-engineer some sections of the model, and done some analysis of the new parts. (Hint: New colors of existing parts!) So far, I predict that this will be a fun model with some nice parts.…

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2. Re: [US] Sales at Amazon

   

   Comment by hkcrazy88 · May 2016 · Home› Shopping USA/Canada

   Some of the Architecture sets are 20% off as well, #21020, #21024 and #21023. 

3. Re: What are you buying right now ?

   

   Comment by Legogram · January 2017 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Finally picked up #21023. I also picked up Lego Star Wars The Official Stormtroopers Training Manual from Scholastic. It is really a cute read, 

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4. Re: Lego architecture Empire State Building and flatiron building

   

   Comment by ToddMyers · June 2017 · Home› Collecting

   BrickLink? http://alpha.bricklink.com/pages/clone/catalogitem.page?S=21002-1#T=S&O={%22ss%22:%22US%22} http://alpha.bricklink.com/pages/clone/catalogitem.page?S=21023-1#T=S&O={%22ss%22:%22US%22}

5. Architecture Sets - Flat Iron Building vs some others

   

   

   Discussion by klatu003 · May 2015 · Home› Collecting

   The architecture series sets are variable in size and building satisfaction. After recently completing the #21019 Eiffel Tower, I assembled the #21023 Flatiron Building. They are both clever entertaining builds, resulting in a great display models. Some of the earlier sets in this line felt overpriced and too quickly…

6. Re: [US] Barnes and Noble

   

   Comment by mak0137 · October 2017 · Home› Shopping USA/Canada

   I have seen B&N always having architecture sets that are retired (#21011, #21015, #21023...). Apparently they don't sell out and linger for a while. That maybe the reason they are changing the way they handle them. I visited a couple of weeks ago and they still had them on display. I hope they don't change because if you…

7. Re: Visiting Disneyland from overseas.

   

   Comment by JooTog · April 2016 · Home› Shopping USA/Canada

   The PaB wall at Downtown Disney is bigger than the other LEGO stores in the area and always have a few more different pieces. I have not seen any special collectibles specific to that store, or any store for that matter. Each store seems to have a different set on sale each week. For example, this week, the Downtown Disney…

8. Re: Building without instructions

   

   Comment by tomalphin · February 2016 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Thanks @ricecake for sharing my work! The largest set I completed in this way with only a couple superficial mistakes was #21024 / Louvre which has 694 pieces. I made a few more mistakes on #21020 / Trevi Fountain, and #21018 / UN Headquarters. While I could get the exterior about right, I was stumped by the interior…

9. Re: What are you building right now?

   

   Comment by JooTog · June 2016 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Good luck with that!I started with #21023 Flatiron Building and now I have 13 sets (no skylines). Thinking about picking up #21012 Sydney Opera House from eBay *sigh*. They all look good; some more than others, of course. The one I like the least is #21015 The Leaning Tower of Pisa, I think it is because it's all…

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10. US Lego Lovers in Central Florida Area... Larger Lego Sets looking for new home

    

    Discussion by kmc · July 2015 · Home› Marketplace

    Hello everyone, I have been a longtime lurker in the shadows of Brickset. This is my first post here. Unfortunately or fortunately it is a "for sale / trade" post. I have some sets that are a little cumbersome for taking overseas and I would like to find them a good home for a reasonable price (a fair price or if you have…

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