Lego 10307 CreatorExpert Building Instructions

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Nous passons progressivement des emballages en

plastique à usage unique aux emballages à base

de papier. Au cours de cette transition, il est possible

que vous trouviez à la fois du papier et du plastique

dans nos boîtes.

Stiamo passando dalla plastica monouso agli

imballaggi basati su carta. In questo periodo,

potreste trovare un mix di carta e di plastica

nelle nostre confezioni.

Estamos cambiando las bolsas de plástico

desechables por bolsas con base de papel. Conforme

avanzamos en este propósito, puede que encuentres

una mezcla de papel y de plástico en nuestras cajas.

Estamos a fazer a transição do uso de plástico

descartável nas embalagens por embalagens à base

de papel. À medida que progredimos nesta transição

poderá encontrar um misto de papel e plástico

nas nossas caixas

Átállunk az egyszer használatos műanyagról a papír

alapú csomagolásra. Az átállás folyamatos,

ezért előfordulhat, hogy papír és műanyag zacskót

egyaránt találsz a dobozainkban.

Mēs pārejam no vienreizlietojamas plastmasas uz

iepakojumu, kurā izmantots papīrs. Pārejas procesa

laikā kārbās var būt gan papīra, gan plastmasas daļas.

Facem tranziția de la ambalajele de unică folosință

din material plastic la ambalaje pe bază de hârtie.

Pe măsură ce avansăm, s-ar putea să găsești un

amestec de hârtie și material plastic în cutiile noastre.

󳃯󰻍󴃼󱲉󰺣󰵨󴂄󲶎󱹖󳛲󱖬󷠴󱝣󶐻󸀙󱖬󷠴󸑃󴖌󱲉󴃽󸑃󵪑中，

󰽺󱜴󶡋󰼕󱜅󴾢󳃯󰻍󱝛󳞟󸡸󵈾󶐻󸀙󱖬󷠴󱠥󱹖󳛲󱖬󷠴󽴹

We’re transitioning from single-use plastic to

paper-based packaging. As we progress,

you may ﬁnd a mix of paper and plastic

in our boxes.

Wir stellen von Einwegkunststoff-Verpackungen auf

Verpackungen auf Papierbasis um. Möglicherweise

ﬁndest du in der Übergangszeit sowohl Papier als

auch Kunststoff in unseren Boxen.

LEGO.com/sustainable-packaging

Eiffel tower

The Eiffel tower (La tour Eiffel) is the striking, iron lattice structure

located on the Champ de Mars in the French capital. It’s named after

the engineer, Gustave Eiffel, whose company designed and built the

tower as the impressive entrance to the 1889 Exposition Universelle,

or World’s Fair. Rising 324 m (1,063 ft.) into the air, it’s one of the most

recognisable structures in the world and an iconic symbol of both the

city of Paris and France.

Exposition

Universelle 1889

The 1889 World’s Fair contained over 61,000 individual exhibitors, 25,000

of whom were from outside France, and covered subjects such as science,

technology, industrial engineering and ﬁne arts. The Exposition stretched

over two large sites in the city and attracted 32 million visitors in the six

months it ran. The Eiffel tower itself proved an immediate success with

the public and lengthy queues formed to make the ascent. Tickets cost

two francs for the ﬁrst level, three for the second and ﬁve for the top,

with half-price admission on Sundays. By the end of the Fair in October

1889, the tower alone had had nearly two million visitors.

The tower as a gateway to the World’s Fair.

The tallest structure

in the world

Builders, architects and engineers have always had a desire

to reach for the stars and create tall buildings. As tools and

technologies improved through time, so did the scale and

magnitude of these efforts. The Eiffel tower was the ﬁrst

structure in the world to surpass both the 200-meter (656-ft.)

and 300-meter (984-ft.) mark in height and became the tallest

man-made structure when it was completed in 1889. It would

remain so until 1930 when the 319-m (1,046-ft.) tall Chrysler

Building in New York, USA, opened.

From then until now

Eiffel had a permit for the tower to stand for twenty years after which

it was to be dismantled. He successfully argued the structure was

valuable for communication and scientiﬁc purposes and the tower was

allowed to stand. A meteorology lab and a small wind tunnel were

installed and over 5,000 scientiﬁc tests were carried out. With the

advent of wireless telegraphy, the top of the tower would be modiﬁed

to accommodate an ever-growing number of antennas, plus a television

mast that extended the height of the tower to 324 meters (1,063 ft.).

Today the Eiffel tower also welcomes more visitors than any other paid

monument in the world – an estimated seven million people per year.

Some ﬁve hundred employees are responsible for its daily operation,

ensuring that eager crowds enjoy panoramic views of the city.

“Can one think that because we are

engineers, beauty does not preoccupy us

or that we do not try to build beautiful, as

well as solid and long-lasting structures?”

GUSTAVE EIFFEL

From the Design Team

Senior LEGO® Designer, Rok Zgalin Kobe was part of the team that brought

this LEGO version of the iconic Eiffel tower to life.

“My goal was to blend great LEGO execution with the design principles of

the original tower. I tried to follow the structural principles of the real tower

as closely as the LEGO System would allow. For example, the load-bearing

trusses on the model are placed just like on the original. And just like the

original structure, the critical stage of LEGO construction is joining the legs

at the ﬁrst level.

The biggest challenge of a set this size is to make it stable and buildable,

and to translate the ﬁnal model into the logical ﬂow of a LEGO building

instructions guide. To ensure it is easy enough to follow without mistakes,

yet still challenging enough to be engaging throughout the building process.

I am humbled to play a part in translating one of the most recognisable

structures in human history into a LEGO model. I’ve made smaller versions

of the tower before, but this one – the tallest LEGO model to date – is very

different scale-wise!”

“I was lucky enough to have been on top of

the Eiel tower twice as a boy.”

ROK ZGALIN KOBE

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