There’s also a glamor shot of the set in a home setting, as well as an inset that gives the set’s dimensions: 7.5″/20 cm tall by 17″/43cm wide. The back of the box shows how the stage area can be broken up into individual stands for each of the four musicians. Also of note is the small logo in the lower right – this set can be a group build for 1-4 people, another reason to disregard the age suggestion and get the whole family involved. A much younger builder could easily handle the building challenges here. The age range is set at a mandatory 18+, but as usual that’s not a match for the actual complexity of the set. A “Jazz Quartet” logo dominates the upper left corner, and a dark red strip adds a touch of color to the lower edge. The styling here is standard for the Ideas theme – a minimalistic background with the set’s contents shown to good advantage in the center of the packaging. This set comes in a medium sized, tab-sealed box. Unboxing the parts, instructions and sticker sheet Providing TBB with products for review guarantees neither coverage nor positive reviews. The LEGO Group provided The Brothers Brick with an early copy of this set for review. Take an early seat in the front row and see if this riff appeals to you! Featuring a combo made of a pianist, bassist, trumpeter and drummer, this 1606 piece set will be available for VIP members starting June 28th (and July 1st for everyone) for US $99.99 | CAN $129.99 | UK £89.99. Thanks to a successful campaign via the Ideas program, this ensemble is about to hit the shelves as LEGO Ideas 21334: Jazz Quartet. Great stuff…and apparently LEGO (and the wider fan community) agreed.
Back in April of 2020 we featured a creation by builder Hsinwei Chi (LEGO7): A group of very hip musicians.
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