3 billion dollars in the income of global cash registers, almost 20 million access to France, the stars that became essential on the big screen (at least for Kristen Stewart and Robert Petinson): It is reasonable to say from 2009 to 2012, after millions of readers have been happy all over the world.
Although Taylor Lautner will soon find the world (or almost) crazy series project with wolves-hunting, LEGO offers fans to be immersed in the franchise world that reconstructs the famous Cullen house (#21354). What complements the universe “bits” that imagines Steven Meyer.
The elegant house, located in the forks’ woods, here are many reconstructive details that are valuable to Aficionados, scattered through the three floors of the building -of course, with a piano tail and the Edward Library.
The Christmas tree will allow a beautiful vampire and its beautiful to repeat the “walk through the window”, and the set is completed by Bella’s car, seven figures (including Edward with sparkling effect and frozen rickus and an angle of Jacob with an alter-ego cinema) Built with bricks.
LEGO Twilight: La Maison des Cullen (#21354):
- Advised by 18 years old
- 2001 Parts
- 7 characters (Bella, Edward, Jacob, Carlisley, Alice, Rosal and Charlie)
- Dimensions: 21 cm high x 37 cm wide x 18 cm deep
- Not suitable for 36 months for children
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