LEGO Ideas La Catrina Construction Set - 21372

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The LEGO Ideas La Catrina set is designed for adult collectors and fans of cultural art who appreciate intricate, meaningful displays. This set offers a highly detailed building experience that results in a striking, artistic tribute to Mexican tradition, featuring vibrant motifs like marigolds and sugar skulls. While it serves as a stunning centerpiece for any home or office, potential owners should note that the 1,212-piece count requires a dedicated space for assembly and a stable surface for final display given its height of over 43 cm.
| Series | LEGO Ideas |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 21372 |
| Brand | LEGO |
The finished model stands over 43 cm tall.
This set is part of the LEGO Ideas series primarily intended for adults and teenage builders due to its complexity and focus on display.
Yes, this set is fully supported by the LEGO Builder app, which includes zoom and 3D rotation capabilities.
The set contains 1,212 pieces.
Yes, both the head and arms are poseable, allowing for different display angles.
The base structure of the model serves as the integrated stand for stable display.
Ensure the base is built on a perfectly flat surface and double-check that the lower leg assembly is firmly locked into the base plate.
Verify that each floral element and butterfly is snapped fully into the corresponding stud; loose pieces are usually caused by incomplete connections.
Open the LEGO Builder app to view the 3D instruction model, which allows you to rotate the assembly 360 degrees to see hidden connection points.
To assemble the set, ensure you have a clean, flat workspace large enough to organize the 1,212 individual parts. We recommend downloading the LEGO Builder app to take advantage of the 3D rotating instructions, which simplify the assembly of the complex decorative sections. For care, avoid placing the model in direct sunlight for extended periods to preserve the color vibrancy of the plastic. Dust the model periodically using a soft, dry brush or a can of compressed air held at a distance, as the small decorative flowers and butterflies are fragile.