Lego's Taj Mahal to make a comeback later this month

November 03, 2017 09:39

Standing 16 inches tall and 20 inches wide and deep, Lego's interpretation of the Taj Mahal was its biggest set ever when it was originally released in 2008.

The set is making a comeback in late November and will be available for $369.99 (Rs 24,000).

The Lego Taj Mahal is so huge that it splits apart into seven pieces for easy travel.

The recreation captures the structure's four facades with sweeping arches, balconies and arched windows. -- Agencies

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