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LEGO 21334 Jazz Quartet
KSh22,900.00 KSh30,550.00
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Celebrate the artistry and energy of live music with the LEGO Ideas Jazz Quartet (21334). Designed for adult builders and music enthusiasts, this impressive 1,606-piece set lets you recreate a stunning brick-built jazz ensemble featuring a pianist, bassist, trumpeter, and drummer, each with beautifully detailed instruments and dynamic poses.
Every musician is built separately with their own dedicated instruction booklet, making it a fun collaborative project to enjoy with family or friends. The completed models can be arranged in different stage formations, allowing you to customise your display and capture the atmosphere of an intimate jazz performance.
Perfect as a centrepiece for your home or office, the LEGO Ideas Jazz Quartet combines creative building with a passion for music. Whether you're a jazz fan, LEGO collector, or looking for a unique gift, this premium display model offers a rewarding building experience and timeless decorative appeal for ages 18+.
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Orders are processed and delivered Monday-Friday (excluding public holidays)
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