Lego 21327
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DESCRIPTION Build your own typewriter – the LEGO® way Take a break from everyday digital life and recall less complicated times as you build this LEGO® Ideas model (21327) of a classic typewriter. The classic typewriter used by the founder of the LEGO Group, Ole Kirk Kristiansen, served as a model. The model sounds and moves exactly like the original. When a button is tapped, the middle type lever rises and moves the car further. You can even feed paper into the roller. From a LEGO fan for LEGO fans This detailed typewriter was designed by a LEGO fan and has received enough votes from other LEGO fans to be realized as a LEGO set. The model is accompanied by a letter from Thomas Kirk Kristiansen from the fourth generation of the LEGO owner family. Put this letter in the typewriter to display the model worth seeing. Fantastic gift The model is part of a collection of LEGO building sets for adults. Comprehensible building instructions make the set the perfect gift for LEGO fans, authors, journalists and lovers of great retro objects - or for yourself. Reminisce and spark the curiosity of younger fans who have never seen a typewriter with this build and display LEGO® model (21327) that moves and sounds like the real thing. When a letter key is pressed, the middle type lever lifts and pushes the car further. You can even feed real paper with the roller. The classic typewriter once used by Ole Kirk Kristiansen, the founder of the LEGO Group, served as a model. Includes a booklet with a letter in 43 languages written and signed by Thomas Kirk Kristiansen, a member of the LEGO Group family. Separate the letter of your language and pull it in with the roller. Great set to spend quality time alone or with the family. This collectible nostalgia model is a special birthday or Christmas gift for LEGO® fans, authors and lovers of great retro objects - or for yourself. The typewriter is 11 cm high, 27 cm wide and 26 cm deep. The model is a great photo opportunity. You ar
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