LONDON: Early 20th Century (LEGO Ideas)

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A tribute to the first decades of the twentieth century in the city of London
Imagine wandering the bustling streets of London during the early decades of the 20th century, at a time when the city was vibrating between the last glimmers of the Victorian era and the transformative airs of the Edwardian era. This project pays tribute to that fascinating historical period, recreating an urban scene full of architectural details, daily life and endearing characters.

Inspired by the Victorian aesthetic, but without neglecting the evolution towards the Edwardian that characterizes the turn of the century, this set invites builders to immerse themselves in a London where architecture, fashion and habits began to transform in just a couple of decades.
Details that tell stories

Each floor and each room are carefully decorated to convey the atmosphere of a city in transition. From the exterior walls decorated with handmade posters to the furniture in the reading area, including the gas, candle and electric lamps, the radio and the fireplace, everything evokes that London that knew how to reinvent itself without giving up its legacy.

The set invites you to discover the differences – and continuities – between the Victorian and Edwardian eras: fashion changes, technology advances, but the essence of London life remains in the bustle of its streets, the warmth of its homes and the creativity of its inhabitants.
A journey through time, brick by brick

This LEGO Ideas project is not only an architectural and cultural tribute, but also an invitation to imagine, tell stories and explore the richness of one of the world's most iconic cities in one of its most vibrant eras. Whether you're a history buff, architecture lover, or a creative playmaker, this set offers hours of building and storytelling in a setting full of details and surprises.

you dare to build Victorian-Edwardian London and discover the secrets hidden behind every door and under every roof?

Music by:
Kevin McLeod.