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Sainte-Chapelle using only pieces from 21061 ( Notre-Dame de Paris! )

October 28, 2026
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Reddit user /u/Public_Ad2926 has shared an impressive alternative build that transforms the existing LEGO Architecture set 21061 (Notre-Dame de Paris) entirely into the iconic Gothic royal chapel, Sainte-Chapelle. This creative project showcases the incredible versatility of the original set's inventory by crafting a brand-new historical landmark without using any outside pieces.

The custom Sainte-Chapelle model utilizes approximately 1,080 pieces harvested exclusively from set 21061. Standing proudly at about 24 cm tall, the architectural creation rests on a base measuring 18 by 26 studs. The designer thoughtfully includes a fully removable front facade to allow a clear view of the interior, and adds decorative trees to the base to bring extra life to the display.

This inventive alternate build highlights the deep potential hidden within official LEGO Architecture releases. Builders who want to try tackling custom creations like this one will find it helpful to keep their workspace organized with a LEGO storage box and perhaps an extra brick separator on hand to make sorting through all those architectural elements a breeze.

It has about 1080 pieces and the front facade is fully removable! It's about 24cm tall, and a base of 18x26 studs. I know the real thing doesn't have trees nearby but it's too boring without them submitted by /u/Public_Ad2926 [link] [comments]

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