3 weeks and 6167 pieces later🥹
A dedicated LEGO fan recently shared their incredible completion of the massive set 10316 The Lord of the Rings: Rivendell. After three weeks of intensive building, the builder successfully assembled all 6,167 pieces and expressed absolute satisfaction with the final result, declaring the challenging project well worth every penny.
The builder highlighted several standout areas of the completed model, including the highly detailed and occasionally repetitive roof construction, the intricate interior spaces, and the stunning Council of Elrond scene complete with surrounding trees. They also praised the blacksmith shop and its intricate gazebo design, noting that the overall set feels complete in every possible way.
Following this major building milestone, the enthusiast is already eyeing their next massive projects, specifically set 10333 The Lord of the Rings: Barad-dûr or a Neuschwanstein Castle build, though they plan to save up funds first. Completing such a monumental set requires plenty of dedication and workspace, and tackling a build of this scale is a rewarding achievement for any collector. If you plan on taking on a massive display piece like Rivendell, you might want to pick up a LEGO display case to protect your finished masterpiece from dust.
Oh my god it looks so amazing, it was worth every single penny. From the detailed and, honestly repetitive to build, roof to the detailed inside and the beautiful council of elrond with the trees and the blacksmith with the intricate gazebo it is complete in every way shape or form. I am so happy that i could do this build and really experience it, and now next up issssssss barad dur/neuschwanstein! (Got to save up first😔) submitted by /u/Qamaroxx [link] [comments]
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