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2068 Nex 2.0

2068 Nex 2.0 is a Hero Factory set that was released in January 2011. It includes an orange hero with a green core and a claw-like weapon.
== Description ==
Julius Nex's first variant sports a dark green head and core, orange armour, and a white secondary colour. His weapon is an orange shield with two blue laser blades and double saws, along with pincers at the back. It can switch around so that the pincers face the front. All of Nex's orange armour plates are the same size. There is only one armour piece that is different, the white Ordeal of Fire badge. Nex's headgear includes a chainsaw on the side.
== Background ==
His full name is Julius Nex. He is the team's technician. Created in 2.0 form, Nex is a tech-crazy Hero who is jealous when someone else receives a new gadget before him.
== Notes ==
* His multi-tool uses the same piece as one of Breez's saws.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
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== See also ==
* 2144 Nex 3.0
* 6221 Nex
== External links ==
208 Mother with Baby Carriage

208 Mother with Baby Carriage is a Building Set with People released in 1978, only in Europe and Canada. The set contained 46 pieces to build a Homemaker scene, assembling a baby carriage, a homemaker figure and a minifigure to represent a child.
== Minifigure Included ==
== External links ==
Category:Building Set with People
Category:0000 sets
Category:Europe and Canada release only
2092 Primo Canister

2092 Primo Canister is a Primo set that was released in 1996. The set was sold in a canister. It contains 11 pieces and one Primo figure.
== Parts ==
* Part:31005cx1
* Part:31000
* Part 31000px2
* Part:31007
* Part:31001
* Part 31001px1
* Part 31001cx8
* Part 31017cx14
* Part 31012
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20 Divertimento al Cubo

20 Divertimento al Cubo is a Town Value Pack set released in 1995. It contains 103 pieces.
== Sets Included ==
* 6535 Dumper
* 1760 Go-Cart
* 6538 Rebel Roadster
== Notes ==
* This set was released only in Italy.
* "Divertimento al Cubo" translates to "Fun raised to the Cube" or "Three times the Fun".
== External links ==
* Bricklink
Category:Value Pack
21000 Willis Tower

21000 Sears Tower is an Architecture set released in 2008. The set was renamed and re-released as 21000 Willis Tower in 2011, reflecting the change of name and ownership of the building in real life. The only difference between the two versions of the set is the black plate with the name of building printed on it. The model was designed by Chicago architect Adam Reed Tucker.
== LEGO.com Description ==
=== 21000 Sears Tower (2008) ===
=== 21000 Willis Tower (2011) ===
== Gallery ==
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Architecture-building-sears-tower.jpg|Sears Tower, located in Chicago, Illinois
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Category:Sets released in 2008
21001 John Hancock Center

21001 John Hancock Center is an Architecture set based on the actual John Hancock Center released in 2008. It contains the center and a side building. The model was designed by Chicago architect Adam Reed Tucker.
== Description ==
This set, being a miniature model of the John Hancock Center which is located in Chicago Illinois, USA, contains 69 pieces and no minifigures, like all sets of this line. It is built with LEGO System bricks, most of them being black. Apart from black, the set uses white and light grey pieces. The stand is also black and bears the words "John Hancock Center".
== Background ==
The John Hancock Center is one of Downtown Chicago's tallest buildings as well as one of the most famous buildings representing the structural expressionist style. It's 100 stories exterior consists of anodized black aluminium with bronze tinted glass.
The skyscraper's X-bracing and angular façade made it rigid, enabling it to withstand the often fast-paced winds of the city. The "diagonalized trussed-tube" is essentially the spine that helps the building stand upright during wind and earthquake events. This is one of the architectural techniques building used to climb to record heights which eliminated the need for inner support beams. The overall form can be described as a truncated rectangular-pyramid.
The obelisk building is used for many purposes. The two first floors are used for lobby and retail, the next ten for parking. In the 13th to 41st floor you find offices, while the 45th to the 92nd floor is occupied by more than 600 residential units varying in size, often personally customized to suit their owners' needs as well as preferences. After entering through ground floor lobby leading to a high-speed elevator ride, residents and their guests are welcomed at the 44th floor sky-box lobby, adding further security and comfort. The 94th floor is an observatory, floor 95 and 96 houses several restaurants. The floors not mentioned are mainly used for mechanical and transmission related purposes.
== Notes ==
* This set is very similar to the 21000 Willis Tower set.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
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Architecture-building-john-hancock-center.jpg|John Hancock Center, located in Chicago, Illinois
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21002 Empire State Building

21002 Empire State Building was a LEGO Architecture set that was released in 2009. The set includes a model of the Empire State Building. The model was designed by Chicago architect Adam Reed Tucker.
== Description ==
This set is a miniature model of the Empire State Building, to be seen in New York in Manhattan. The set consists of 77 pieces and no minifigures, as with all sets of this line. It is build with LEGO System bricks, most of them having a tan colour, which is the main colour of the set. The stand is black and reads "Empire State Building".
== Background ==
At the end of the 1920's the Great Depression set in and America's optimism was at an all-time low. During this time, America's labor force was at its highest supply and the value of the dollar was cut in half over night. So it was this combination of events that made a construction project of this magnitude possible.
With the help of already existing drawings, made for several other buildings, Gregory Johnson and his architectural firm, Shreve, Lamb & Harmon, managed to complete the paper plan design of Empire State Building in two weeks. Still a great deal of thought and consideration was needed during the 16 redesigns of the building's design.
Built on the previous site of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, the construction took seven million man hours and had a pace of 4½ floors per week. Iron workers erected 60,000 tons of riveted steel frames into a series of stacked boxes. With just one year and 45 days of intense construction, the building was actually completed ahead of schedule. The Empire State Building opened May 1, 1931, and remained the tallest building in the world until 1972 when the World Trade Center opened. In 1964, floodlights were installed to decorate the top 30 floors. For different occasions the lights are used to illuminate the building at night, using colours chosen to match and mark seasonal, political, memorial, commercial as well as pop-cultural events. As an example it was covered in red, white and blue for several months after the World Trade Center attacks while it's coloured by the team colours every time New York Knicks (orange, blue and white) and New York Rangers (blue and white) plays a home match. On Valentine's day it is lit in red, white and pink.
The building is a member of the "World Federation of Great Towers" and was named by the American Society of Civil Engineers; one of the 7 wonders of the modern world.
== LEGO.com Description ==
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Architecture-building-empire-state.jpg|The Empire State Building which is located in New York City, New York
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21003 Seattle Space Needle

21003 Seattle Space Needle is an Architecture set that was released in 2009. The set includes a model of the Seattle Space Needle. It was designed by Chicago architect Adam Reed Tucker.
== Description ==
The set includes 57 pieces to build the Seattle Space Needle, stationed in Washington in the USA, without including any minifigures, as with all sets of the 2009 Architecture line. The model is mainly build with TECHNIC pieces, yet there are System pieces to build the roof and the stand. The sets colour is light grey, including a black stand with the words "Seattle Space Needle".
== Background ==
The construction met a good amount of hurdles on its road to completion: Driven by private funds, finding an appropriate location proved to be so difficult that the project was just about to be terminated when a suitable ground was finally found, only 13 months before its deadline for the 1962 World Fair met. 467 cement trucks worked a full day to fill the hole dug for the foundation block, a 120 foot square that reaches 30 feet into the ground. It weighed as much as the needle itself, placing the center of gravity close above ground.
The theme of the 1962 World's Fair was unmistakably about futurism and American optimism, and was appropriately named, The Century 21 Exposition. The Needle was specifically designed to embrace the Race into Space or now more commonly referred to as the Space Age. In keeping with the 21st Century theme, the final coats of paint were dubbed Astronaut White for the supporting legs, Orbital Olive for the core, Re entry Red for the halo and Galaxy Gold for the sunburst and pagoda roof.
The Seattle Space Needle is able to withstand winds of up to 200 mph. "SkyCity", the rotating restaurant located 500 feet above the ground, rotates 360 degrees every 47 minutes using a one horsepower motor.
== Notes ==
* The set has been priced at £17.99 and £19.99 on the LEGO website in the UK.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
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21003.jpg|The set.
Architecture-building-seattle-space-needle.jpg|The building located in Seattle, Washington
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21004 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

21004 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum is a LEGO Architecture set that was released in 2009. The set includes a model of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York and a booklet with information about the building's design and history and the building instructions. The model was designed by Chicago architect Adam Reed Tucker.
== Description ==
This set is a miniature model of the Guggenheim Museum, located in Manhattan in New York City. It contains 208 pieces and no minifigures, like all sets of the Architecture line. The pieces are common LEGO System bricks and are mainly white and tan, with a black stand which reads "Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum".
== Background ==
Wright was a man of strong opinions, not known to be easily persuaded when his mind was set. However, this time he agreed to take on the task, even if he initially had been opposed to the idea of creating the museum in New York, a city he characterized as already overbuilt and too populated.
From when he was hired by Solomon in 1943, Wright spent 16 years, drawing 700 sketches and six sets of working plans for The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, better known simply as The Guggenheim. Overlooking Central Park, located on the corners of 5th Avenue and 89th street. The Guggenheim rises as an expanding light-beige helix, implementing lines from nature as well as strict geometrical shapes. As one of the first users of Gunite (sprayed concrete), Wright was able to create the smooth, seamless curves. As he died the 9th of April 1959, Wright himself did not live to see the grand opening of his last masterpiece, it opened October 21 the same year. Solomon had by this time been gone nearly 10 years. Wright himself got his inspiration from the past, through his impressions of nature.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
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Closeupq.jpg|A close up on the set.
Architecture-building-guggenheim-museum.jpg|This building that started the idea for this set. Located in New York City, New York
== See also ==
* 21035 Guggenheim Museum
== External links ==
21006 The White House

21006 The White House is an Architecture set released in July 2010. The set is based on the real The White House which is located in Washington D.C. U.S.A. The set was designed by Adam Reed Tucker.
 
== Description ==
The set is made to resemble the actual White House in Washington D.C. Trees are positioned in the front, on either side of the entrance. A flag is placed atop the roof above the entrance.
== Background ==
The White House is the residence of the President of the United States. It consists of some intricate details such as thin columns, indented windows, and green bushes in the garden, The set also comes with a booklet about the building.
== Notes ==
* It is the first of the new series of Architecture buildings.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
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Architecture-building-white-house.JPG|Located in Washington, D.C
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21007 Rockefeller Center

21007 Rockefeller Center is an Architecture set released in November, 2010 in stores, but not on LEGO.com. The set includes 240 pieces, costs US $39.99, and it is intended for ages ten and up. The set was specifically made up of brick-yellow coloured pieces, alongside with other Architecture sets, including the Empire State Building, made in 2009.
== LEGO.com Description ==
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Architecture-building-rockfeller-center.JPG|'Rockfeller Center', located in New York City, New York
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21008 Burj Khalifa

21008 Burj Khalifa is an Architecture set released in June 2011.
== Description ==
The set contains a total of 208 pieces. The Burj Khalifa model is 28 standard LEGO bricks high and has a 12x12 width at base of the model. The base of the model is mainly made of black brick plates, one of them printed with which says "Burj Khalifa" on it. Above it, it has flat stone grey base plates representing the floor of the tower model. The tower itself is in a "Y-like" shape and is mostly made up of part 3062 in light stone grey. At the top it has Part:3957 (an antenna piece) representing the top tip of the tower.
== Background ==
The Burj Khalifa was designed by American Architect, Adrian D. Smith. Construction began in 2004 and the building was officially opened in 2010. It was originally known as the "Burj Dubai", but the name was changed quite recently to the Burj Khalifa. The building is over 800m, being even taller then some other monumental buildings such as the Empire State Building and the Willis Tower.
== LEGO.com description ==
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Download69ED6BD107FF8358F36AACAD8E4D153D.jpg|The Burj Khalifa-Dubai's teaser photo.
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closeupBurj.jpg|A closeup on the set.
Architecture-building-burj-khalifa.jpg|'Burj Khalifa', located in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
== See Also ==
* 21031 Burj Khalifa
== Sources ==
* Architecture Product page
== External links ==
21009 Farnsworth House

21009 Farnsworth House is an Architecture set released in April 2011. It includes 546 pieces and it is intended for children ages twelve and up.
== LEGO.com Description ==
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TBA architecture.jpg|The teaser image of the set.
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download51B653299FA2BB4BAE67C0945D107CE9.jpg|A close up on the set.
Architecture-building-farnsworth-house.jpg|'Farnsworth House', located in Plano, Illinois
== Sources ==
* architecture.lego.com
* Toys N Bricks
== External links ==
21010 Robie House

21010 Robie House is an LEGO Architecture set designed by and containing 2276 pieces. The set was released in September 2011. It is based on 's in Chicago, USA.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
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Architecture-building-robie-house.JPG|'Robie House', located in Chicago, Illinois
== References ==
* PraireMod
* Wright Angles: A Dialogue - Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust (pg.15)
== External links ==
21011 Brandenburg Gate

21011 Brandenburg Gate is an Architecture set released in September 2011. It is part of the sub theme Landmark Series It features the Brandenburg Gate.http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=53567&st=90&p=1032538&#entry1032538
== LEGO.com Description ==
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Architecture-building-brandenburg-gate.jpg|'Brandenburg Gate', located in Berlin, Germany
== References ==
== External links ==
* bricker.info
* Eurobricks.com
21012 Sydney Opera House

21012 Sydney Opera House is an Architecture set released in March 2012.
== Description ==
The Sydney Opera House set contains 270 bricks in total, it is to represent a miniature model of the unique and what is described as a somewhat "Gothic Cathedral" structure by other designers. The set has majority of tan coloured bricks, mainly used to represent the concrete floor, and also clear transparent bricks, mainly used for the glass window structures. The two unique main building structures sit on an acute angle towards the middle of the model. A smaller part of the buildings unique structure sits near the edge of the model, which uses far smaller bricks in the model.
== Background ==
The Sydney Opera House was considered a structure ahead of its time. Designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon, the Sydney Opera House is 67 m (220 ft.) in height and 1.8 hectares (4.5 acres) in area. Utzon first introduced the idea in 1956 at a New South Wales International Design Competition. His design was so unique that the Australian government eventually funded for the construction of the Opera House, it took up an enormous scale of 30,000 cubic metres of rock and soil, the shells even required the world's biggest cranes. Construction began in 1964 eventually finishing in 1973 and officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II of England on October 20, 1973. Since then the Opera house has received well over 100 million people since then and about 45 million of them have attended musicals and theatre productions at the Opera House. The Opera House is not just only used for Opera, but also other musical and theatre purposes.
== Notes ==
* Inside the instructions is a section containing information on the Sydney Opera Houses architecture and history.
* This is the first Australian based Architecture set.
* The architect, Jorn Utzon, is Danish, coming from the same country as LEGO.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
21012_alt2.png|The set in its entirety
21012 alt3.png|A side-on view of the location
21012.png|The Sydney Opera House
Architecture-building-sydney-house.jpg|'Sydney Opera House', located in New South Wales, Australia
== External Info ==
21013 Big Ben

21013 Big Ben is an Architecture set released on June 1 2012. It includes a model of Big Ben, a clock in London.
== Description ==
The set includes a model of Big Ben, built in sand and grey colours, and. It is nearly 20 centimeters tall. It has four clock face pieces, all of which have the time set at nearly quarter to 12. The vertical effect on the sides of the building is done using vent pieces, placed at a 90 degree angle.
== Background ==
The real Big Ben was completed in 1858, and is part of Westminster Palace. The term 'Big Ben' properly refers to just the largest bell inside the tower, but is commonly used to refer to the tower itself.
== Notes ==
* The instructions include a section containing information on Big Ben's architecture and history.
== Description from LEGO.Com ==
== Gallery ==
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21013.jpg|The box art
Architecture-building-big-ben.jpg|'Big Ben', located in London, England
== Sources ==
* Flickr
* Toys "R" Us
== External links ==
* Big Ben on LEGO.com
21014 Villa Savoye

21014 Villa Savoye is an Architecture set that was released in September 2012.
== LEGO.com description ==
== Gallery ==
21014.jpg|The box art
LEGO-Architecture-21014-Villa-Savoye-Back.jpg|Back of the box
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Architecture-building-villa-savoye.jpg|Villa Savoye, located in Poissy, France
== Sources ==
* Brickset
* Eurobricks
== External links ==
21016 Sungnyemun

21016 Sungnyemun is an Architecture set released in June 2012. The model was designed by Chicago architect Adam Reed Tucker.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Press Release ==
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Architecture-building-sungnyemun-gate.jpg|The Sungnyemun Gate, located in Seoul, South Korea
== Notes ==
* The set was officially launched in South Korea.
== Sources ==
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== External Info ==
21018 United Nations Headquarters

21018 United Nations Headquarters is an Architecture set released in 2013.
== Description ==
The set depicts the offices of the headquarters of the United Nations, located in New York, USA. The model mainly uses elements coloured in white and transparent blue, to show the building's windows. Various different shapes and sizes of plates and tiles are used to achieve the layers of the buildings, with a few special pieces used, such as 'antenna' pieces to represent flagpoles.
== Background ==
The headquarters of the United Nations were completed in 1952, with 39 floors reaching 155 metres into the sky at the highest point. The complex was designed by a team of international architects, at cost a total of 65 million US dollars.
== LEGO.com Description ==
== Gallery ==
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arch2.PNG|A top view of the set
arch3.PNG|Another view of the set
Architecture-building-united-nations-headquarters.jpg|'United Nation Headquarters', located in New York City, New York
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