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Any LEGO set is art, right? You can display them and you worked to create them. Sure, some are true toy sets, but others are so pretty that once they’re done, they’re perfect decoration pieces in your home—like the LEGO botanicals sets or landmark builds like the LEGO Trevi Fountain set. But what if you could own a real piece of art in LEGO form? That’s where Costco comes in because they’re currently selling the LEGO Mona Lisa set for 20% off.
The LEGO Mona Lisa set is a stunning piece from the LEGO art collection, which includes things like a LEGO version of Vincent Van Gogh’s Sunflower painting. This set has a total of 1,503 pieces, which is a purposeful nod to the year Leonardo da Vinci started painting the Mona Lisa, 1503.
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LEGO Mona Lisa, $79.99 on Costco.com ($99.99 at LEGO)
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The finished project has a gold frame for show, but it’s detachable if that’s not the look you’re going for. It also has the original “bluer hue” colors in the LEGO set to mimic the bluer colors that da Vinci originally used before they faded with time. The set also comes with two sets of eyes; one that are her actual eyes from the painting, or blank pieces to “give the painting a more abstract appearance.”
Once finished, this framed 3D art piece measures over 17 inches tall, 11.5 inches wide and 1.5 inches deep. Even though the Mona Lisa is smaller than people realize in real life, the real painting measures 30 inches by 21 inches, according to The Mona Lisa Foundation, making it still a lot bigger than this LEGO recreation.
Considering the fact that you can hang it up as wall art, along with how many pieces it has, it’s easy to guess that this is a LEGO set meant for adults, 18 years old and up. On LEGO’s official site, it costs $99.99, but Costco is selling it for a discounted price. As the YouTuber Pirate Doctor Steve said in a video on March 1, Costco released the LEGO Mona Lisa on their site and priced it at $79.99. That means it’s $20 cheaper than the original price.
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This is not a brand new set; we reported on Target selling the LEGO Mona Lisa back in December. So, there are a good amount of reviews out there, with most of them being very positive. One customer wrote that it was “gallery worthy” in a review on LEGO’s site, and another person called it “a beautiful LEGO masterpiece.”
“This is truly a stunning build,” they wrote. “I adore the LEGO art pieces. I have built the Great Wave and Starry Night as well. But this one is probably my favorite. I love how the frame is gold LEGO pieces, it gives the piece a classic look. And the build has such cool little details, like how her hair is done and how her index finger is on a little hinge piece. Spectacular.”
So if you love LEGO builds and want a new set to display on your walls, then the LEGO Mona Lisa set is for you. And with Costco’s sale, it might be easier to convince yourself to buy it.
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