How many pieces are in the Scorpion Palace and Foam Scimitar?

Scorpion Palace and Foam Scimitar contains 1 pieces.

What age is the Scorpion Palace and Foam Scimitar recommended for?

This set is recommended for ages 18+.

When was the Scorpion Palace and Foam Scimitar released?

Scorpion Palace and Foam Scimitar was released in 2003.

🏛 Orient Expedition

Set #7418-2

Scorpion Palace and Foam Scimitar

Name: Scorpion Palace and Foam Scimitar
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 7418-2

Discover the Scorpion Palace and Foam Scimitar from the Orient Expedition collection - 1 pieces of building excellence.

⏱ < 30 min 🧩 1 pcs

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What Reddit Says

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What YouTubers Say

Based on 8 videos

3.0 /5

Mixed

0% positive

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The LEGO Adventurers Orient Expedition 7418 Scorpion Palace garners neutral sentiment from LEGO YouTubers, with reviewers like BrickTsar and Brian's Bricks offering straightforward reviews of the set from 2003. AFOL Anonymous expresses that Orient Expedition is a favorite theme, with interest in requests for alternate builds.

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Brian's Bricks • 12.6K views Review

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Based on 8 YouTube reviews

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3.0 /5

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0% positive

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What the Community Says

5 YouTube reviews

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Reviews focus on the set's place within the Orient Expedition line, with BrickTsar mentioning the set contains 317 pieces, 5 minifigures, and an elephant. AFOL Anonymous expresses a personal fondness for the theme and set.