 "LEGO to release 5,923-piece Taj Mahal kit in November to celebrate its 10th anniversary")
LEGO, the Denmark-based company known for manufacturing toy sets consisting of interlocking plastic bricks, has announced the release of one of their largest ever kits — a 5,923-piece Creator Export kit of the Taj Mahal, according to reports. This build is an update of what was once the largest-ever set produced by LEGO, which was launched in 2008 but was later discontinued in 2010, ArchDaily.com reported. The re-release of the set will contain one piece more than its predecessor, the report said. [caption id=“attachment_4192473” align=“alignnone” width=“824”] A completed build of LEGO’s Taj Mahal set. Image courtesy: LEGO[/caption] Measuring at a height of 16 inches and a width of 20 inches, the kit is being released to celebrate the brand’s 10th anniversary, according to DesignTaxi.com. The Taj Mahal kit, which has been designed for “advanced builders”, will be available in the market starting 27 November, 2017, the report added. LEGO, announcing the release of this kit on 30 October, released the following video as a teaser to the product.
Resurrected from the vault! The architectural wonder of the Taj Mahal returns on November 27th. pic.twitter.com/oSChTTVElX
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Founded on 10 August, 1932 by Ole Kirk Christiansen, The Lego Group became the world’s largest toy company by revenue, with sales amounting to $2.1 billion, knocking Barbie-maker Mattel off its perch, which had $1.9 billion in sales.
