Finally done!!! Japanese Cherry Blossom.
The LEGO fan /u/Sphinx951 completed their Japanese Cherry Blossom set and shared their experience with the LEGO community. This was their third LEGO set, but the largest one they have built so far.
The builder highlighted the beauty of the set and the impressive lights, though they also mentioned some challenges. The lights on the frame frequently popped out, and the left corner required precise placement to fit correctly. The builder spent approximately two hours ensuring the frame was properly assembled and the wires were correctly positioned. Despite these difficulties, the LEGO build itself was enjoyable. The set's sturdy construction allows it to stand on its own, and the lights add significant depth.
The builder plans to hang the set eventually. They completed the build in two sessions, working on steps 1-11 on one day and finishing the rest on another. They expressed their enjoyment of the set and their intention to tackle more large sets in the future, but with a more relaxed pace. The set incorporates Light My Bricks 2.0 lighting.
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This was only my 3rd Lego set but by far the biggest. It’s beautiful and the lights are awesome in it but they caused such a headache. The lights on the frame constantly popped out and the left corner had to placed perfectly or the frame would not fit. I probably spent close to 2 hours just fighting the frame and making sure wires were pulled through good. The Lego build itself was very nice. I will probably hang it eventually but it does look very good standing as well and it feels very...
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