Pidhoretsky Castle and the Golden Gate: Lego released new constructors of monuments of Ukraine

Lego released new constructors/United24

United24 and Lego creators presented constructors of architectural monuments of Ukraine as part of the #UKRAINEinLEGOBricks project. They can be won for a donation.

The designers were created by creators from 4 countries: Eric Lowe and Mark Segedy from the USA, Daniel Seidl from Germany, Maciej Kotsot from Poland and Oleksandr Yermolaev from Ukraine. This was reported on the United24 Facebook page.

United24 has already managed to present in more detail the first #UKRAINEinLEGOBricks model dedicated to the Golden Gate. The constructor of 2520 parts was created by Eric Lowe from the USA, who has been fascinated by European architecture since childhood.

I was born and raised in an American family in West Germany. We traveled a lot in Europe, looking at beautiful buildings and cities. This is how my love for European architecture was born. With LEGO, I first assembled models from the magical world of Harry Potter. My most famous design is the Hogwarts escalator. This year, the Ministry of Magic that I recreated was presented at the LEGO House in Denmark. It was an honor for me to recreate the Golden Gate of Kyiv. It was very interesting to combine a stone castle with a wooden structure, – shared Eric Lowe.

Lego released new constructors/United24

Among the new Lego models are the following objects of Ukrainian architectural heritage:

• Kyiv Golden Gate;
• Bakhchisaraysky Khan's Palace;
• Pidgoretsk Castle;
• Odesa National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet;
• Mykolaiv Astronomical Observatory.

Lego released new constructors

The constructor cannot be bought, but you can win it for a contribution of $24 for the reconstruction of the Velikostrom Gymnasium in the Dnipropetrovsk Region, which was destroyed by a Russian missile on the night of October 11, 2023 of the year.

The authors of the project will give away 15 constructors (three of each type) after the end of the collection, which lasts from May 20 to June 20. You can support the collection at the link.