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I can't imagine an acceptably sized, decent looking Eifel tower without too much Technic in it.

A brick built version would be too big.

Now, from what I recall, Legomilk usually has the goods.... so that's the only thing that makes me hting this could be true.

Exactly, they might give us an eifel tower, a crap small one :-D

That brandenberg gate looks great *y*

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I say that it would be great when TLC releases some reallooking models like the Eiffel Tower. And when this number is really a set, it would be nice when they made up several national monuments, or buildings, from different country's.

When they keep going on with this kind of sets they're on the right way.

One more thing, it has got to be 'payful', so not that it will be that expensive as the 10179 Millennium Falcon.

Let's hope this one is real!!!

I say that it would be great when TLC releases some reallooking models like the Eiffel Tower. And when this number is really a set, it would be nice when they made up several national monuments, or buildings, from different country's.

When they keep going on with this kind of sets they're on the right way.

One more thing, it has got to be 'payful', so not that it will be that expensive as the 10179 Millennium Falcon.

Let's hope this one is real!!! Not to small not to big. But REAL!!!!

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Could you give me some more information on this set, please? I haven't known about this one before and it looks interesting...

:-)

It's a micro-scale FACTORY set, available in the U.S. but sold out. It seems only the airport is left in the European countries. Here's the Bricklink entry.

http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?S=5526-1

it's expensive enough normally but the price has been needlessly marked up even more recently! *wacko* (usually the price is very good considering the piece count, minifig-less sets tend to be that way)

Note to all unsuspecting members; don't take Lego2000 too seriously.

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Well, I found a pic of the Eiffel Tower set ;-) Enjoy!

llca_eiffel_tower_in_bag.jpg

Ouch that promo is really :-X It really doesn't do much justice to the magnificent "Grande Dame" ;-)

10181 is Eiffel Tower not the 10178

So it is real then ? I am so excited by this 8-

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Well that's obviously not the actual set :-P

Well it's obvious now that you used this emoticon :-P

I honestly thought that was it. They make some pretty dumb promotional sets at the parks. Perhaps I should read the whole topic instead of just browsing the pictures. Is there a full eiffel tower sets coming out with hundreds of pieces?

Well it's obvious now that you used this emoticon :-P

I honestly thought that was it. They make some pretty dumb promotional sets at the parks. Perhaps I should read the whole topic instead of just browsing the pictures. Is there a full eiffel tower sets coming out with hundreds of pieces?

Now that I've read the topic, I understand...

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I don't understand...Anyway...

The 10181 set is really *n* :-X ! Like Yoda said, "It really doesn't do much justice to the magnificent "Grande Dame"". And of cours! The curves of the tower are not good. Mr. Gustave Eiffel was a great builder (I think that he would had been an AFOL if he had known LEGO...) and made a lot of work for this tower. And after some arithmetics, he found that the tower need to have a triangular form, with a bigger base and a finer point. So this is why the tower has 3 parts, the middle part making the transition between the 2 others. This tower is a great model of mechanical stability.

The picture above is NOT 10181! That's some crappy little Legoland promotion set :-P

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The picture above is NOT 10181! That's some crappy little Legoland promotion set :-P

I have though that this little promotional crappy set was the 10181... Sorry!

10178 "became" 10181... Ok!

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Sorry for all the confusion guys, but as MOST of you ( :-P ) can tell, it is was an ambassador set, which has the most 1x1 with studs on all sides than any other set.

-l2k-

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Hey all,

Check this out! (found by Sam89, of course)

After a search on the internet, I found out that the Eiffel Tower apparently has 3600 pieces and is in dark grey. That's the second biggest set ever (behind the Falcon, of course ;-)) !

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