LEGO Creator Expert Camp Nou FC Barcelona (10284)

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And even if there are many hardcore soccer LEGO fans, businesswise it would have probably smarter making it a more affordable set. So with this release i think we can surmise that as others have said in this thread, 10272 probably sold really really well. All that is immediately obvious in the set that sits before us, just as is the fact that at first glance there are clear echoes of 10272 Old Trafford – Manchester United throughout. Despite being around the same overall size, the latest addition to the collection clocks in with an impressive 1,600 additional parts.

Experienced builders and FC Barcelona fans alike are sure to enjoy the challenge of the stunning scale of this set and the presence of the finished build.It offers a rewarding project or top gift for any FC Barcelona fan or collector of soccer memorabilia. Based on the popularity of the 10272 Old Trafford – Manchester United set, it makes sense that LEGO would continue to expand their licenses into areas that appeal to this range of adult collectors. It’s not on the same level of disorientating repetition as we experienced in piecing together 10276 Colosseum – at all – but as a consequence of a) the natural shape of the real-world stadium, b) how similar that shape is to the Colosseum and c) how effective the technique used in constructing the Colosseum scales down for Camp Nou, there are parallels in the build experience, and without breaking up the process the repetition will become noticeable. The surrounding stands can be split into four sections allowing for an expanded view and appreciation of the set’s details. However, for those looking for another truly unique building experience, an exceptional (and large) display piece, or more casual LEGO fans pulled in by their interest in football, 10284 Camp Nou – FC Barcelona offers enough experience and authenticity to represent fair value.

They all “float” on the smooth tile surface of the base, making assembly easier than trying to lock them into studs. You can read our review here and commiserate in the comments below if it has sold out by the time you are reading this. Contact Us LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Minifigure, and the Brick and Knob configurations are trademarks of the LEGO Group of Companies. It feels like it would be a pretty fun capstone to the building experience, particularly as things get really dull in the main build.

That would work by not just allowing for a range of smaller - and therefore more affordable - sets, but would also make it easier to produce stadia across a range of sports. The concept is essentially the same as that set, though, transforming an iconic piece of architecture into a microscale LEGO model targeted at the most dedicated football fans. Putting the two stand sections together with the playing field gives you an idea of how things are progressing.

If I’m not interested in something it is because I have impeccable taste and my opinions speak for everyone on this planet. First off, let me state for the record that I’m not much of a sports fan, so I don’t have a lot of personal context for this set. There’s not much else to go on at the moment, but it’s safe to assume the home of Barcelona football club – which is the biggest stadium in Europe, and the fourth-largest football ground in the world – will be recreated in microscale, following the path laid out by 10272 Old Trafford, and will reuse that set’s printed pitch pieces.Brickset, the Brickset logo and all content not covered by The LEGO Group's copyright is, unless otherwise stated, ©1997-2023 Brickset ltd. I like to think of myself as a journalist first, LEGO fan second, but we all know that’s not really the case.