LEGO Natural History Museum (Review)

6 місяців тому

Here's my review of the LEGO 10326 Natural History Museum.
Pre-order here ❯ bit.ly/475moi1
LEGO sets in this video:
Natural History Museum ❯ bit.ly/475moi1
Police Station ❯ bit.ly/3tvHXcF
Boutique Hotel ❯ bit.ly/3QdmcpJ
Jazz Club ❯ bit.ly/3rQzAI8
Assembly Square ❯ bit.ly/3rN5TaS
Modular Bookshop ❯ bit.ly/3PRaq48
Rivendell ❯ bit.ly/3tvHZ4h
Lion Knights Castle ❯ bit.ly/3QfoplJ
Galaxy Explorer ❯ bit.ly/3rXkDUq
Eldorado Fortress ❯ bit.ly/3PWljlf
Batcave ❯ bit.ly/3PU6saN
Disney Castle ❯ bit.ly/3Qcj6Dw
Hogwarts Express ❯ bit.ly/3QfFb4a
Socials
Newsletter ❯ bit.ly/3Q9ZiAz
Instagram ❯ bit.ly/45aiHpq
Twitter ❯ bit.ly/3RBNBnt
Facebook ❯ bit.ly/3ZFSo9w
Website ❯ tiagocatarino.com/
Thank you LEGO for sending this set for review. Views and opinions are my own.
#lego

КОМЕНТАРІ: 283

@TiagoCatarino

Pre-order the Natural History Museum here ❯

@jerryw.5684

You are so insanely good at filming lego sets. When I watch reviews from others, I always feel like I’m missing some things, but never in your video.

@raumanu1001

With the Brachiosaurus, I actually quite like the look of the grey clips. In the real world when they put up dinosaur bones they need something to connect them, as bones mostly don't fully connect, making the grey clips accurate.

@zenthous9568

As a massive fan of Lego, palaeontology and space this feels like a match made in heaven

@jackC506

Something I like about this set is that it is one building rather than a large building with smaller ones on the sides like the police station or the boutique hotel

@katieandree

1. I absolutely love this set. 2. I love the colour scheme of the building. 3. I find the colours of the tree and banners to clash with the building and I wonder if this is part of the reason why people are divided on the colour scheme. 4. Thank you SO much for showing it on it's own without any of the mini figures, banners or tree blocking it - it shows how stunning the building is and I think I have to buy it now!!

@Sitskier123

I didn’t even know a prosthetic leg element existed! I’m a wheelchair user and professional adaptive athlete who pushes for diversity in everything I do, and having LEGO one of my favorite brands make something g like that really makes me happy :)

@dangreen3868

this was my very first modular and by far the biggest Lego set I've ever gotten and I could not be happier! I loved science and Lego growing up, and this set brought back so many good memories from the natural history museum in DC, which I loved when I lived in Virginia. I loved all the detailed exhibits and appreciated all the little explanations in the instructions! it felt like exploring a real museum with simplified plaques. 10/10!

@DanielSmart-ex9ep

I like to imagine the grey on the skeleton to be the cement that holds it together

@micabryant4513

That boxed finish to the windows you did to fix that unfunished feel was absolutely perfect!

@Ypab

Haven't bought a lego set in decades (growing older, no space, budget, etc.), but I watch every video Tiago puts out. Love his passion and the high production value of the videos. I feel all the fun as if I have the sets in front of me.

@maximehacquin2315

I think the grey hinges for the brachiosaur, with the apparent black stand, is a good detail addition. Makes it credible as in real life exhibitions, where joints are reinforced with steel, and a stand poses the skeleton.

@cobbss1405

I absolutely love this building, my favorite currently is the jazz club because of its fantastic colors and pleasant design, but for a museum I think this is nearly flawless! I feel like a tan or grey color choice would be way to boring so I think the still neutral olive works great, but I can’t wait to pick this one up

@SPcamert

I really wish I had $300 to spare for this set. It's beautiful, my girlfriend and I are really into museums, and it looks like it would be fun to just mess with on a day to day basis.

@karentiel

Great review! I love how you actually showed your suggestions for modifications and how you showed the building technique for the stairs and fence--very helpful. I also appreciated seeing the curved roof windows as separate elements as I am not familiar with that piece. This looks like a fabulous modular building.

@prons_gaming5083

10:21

@BroughtCat

I wish it was either all tan or dark tan or hell a combination of the two. The green colour makes no sense. Whenever people think of a natural history museum, most would associate that building being a beige colour. Here's hoping it'll be easy to colour swap since the building techniques that went into creating the museum itself remains very impressive imo.