LEGO ICONS – TOWER BRIDGE
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LEGO ICONS – TOWER BRIDGE

Saturday, 31 October 2026 at 23:00Saturday, 31 October 2026 at 23:00
0% sold598 tickets left

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Ticket price£0.99
Max odds1 in 599If every ticket sells
Current odds1 in 1On tickets sold so far
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Prize details from Jammy

LEGO ICONS – TOWER BRIDGE! Recreate an iconic London landmark with the Tower Bridge (21067) LEGO® Architecture model kit. This collectible building set offers a challenging and rewarding activity for any travel-loving adult. Inspired by the real structure, the build includes microscale vehicles such as a double-decker bus and cars, while the River Thames forms part of the base, with waves helping to bring the set to life. Other details include raising central bascules, which can be displayed open or closed, a blue suspension ’walkway’ and a coat of arms (an homage to the first LEGO Tower Bridge set). Once the final brick is in place, you can display this spectacular home or office decor piece as a travel souvenir or bucket list reminder. As you create, use the LEGO Builder app to zoom and rotate with 3D instructions while saving and tracking your progress. This premium model building kit makes an inspiring architectural gift idea for artsy adults and European history buffs. Set contains 3,745 pieces.

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