The Temple of Gloom is a charmingly spooky set from the LEGO Studios theme.
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The Temple of Gloom is a charmingly spooky set from the LEGO Studios theme. Released in 2000, it perfectly captures the B-movie aesthetic with its simple yet effective design, featuring Johnny Thunder in a classic adventure setting. It's a fun, compact set that brings a touch of old-school LEGO charm.
This set is perfect for LEGO collectors and fans of the Studios theme. With its relatively low piece count, it's a quick and enjoyable build, ideal for adding a nostalgic touch to any LEGO display. It's also great for those who appreciate the vintage LEGO style.
Skip this if you're looking for a complex or highly detailed building experience. This set is more about simplicity and nostalgia. Consider the newer LEGO Indiana Jones sets for a more intricate adventure theme.
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The official piece count includes the 8 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.
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Plate 2 x 4
Plate 1 x 2
Plate 4 x 10
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Tile 1 x 2 with V...
Brick Arch 1 x 6
Plate 1 x 8
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Plate 1 x 6
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Plate 2 x 6
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Plate 1 x 10
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LEGO YouTubers present the Temple of Gloom (1355-1) with neutral sentiment, regarding it as a nostalgic set. Reviews focus on its classic LEGO Studios era appeal, with the general consensus being that it's a decent set from the early 2000s.
just2good reviews the Temple of Gloom as a classic and nostalgic LEGO Studios set. BrickTsar also reviews the set, noting its two minifigures and 50 pieces, and humorously points out the set's name is 'Gloom' not 'Doom'.
The official piece count includes the 8 parts inside the set's minifigures, which this inventory lists separately. Spare parts are counted in neither figure.
Missing a piece? Use the Missing Piece Checker.