This elegant 1,106 piece set is designed to help style lovers find a moment of mindfulness through LEGO building as they step back in time to create this elegant display piece. Get a taste of genuine Italian style with the new LEGO® Vespa 125 model inspired by the iconic Vespa Piaggio. I also love the tyres here: there are white walled tyres, as opposed to the Fiat, which use white wheel hubs to achieve the same effect. If there were 2 elements that have best allowed this model to exist, I would suggest they are the 3×3 quarter circle curved slope- this part has allowed the curves on the fron panel, as well as the front wheel arch to hold its iconic form. The final model is striking in its light bright blue, and it becomes apparent that the shape has only been able to be achieved through the use of some elements that have only entered the range over the last couple of years. And we further expand the elements available in this previously extremely limited colour with the release of the Vespa. This was followed in 2021 by a recolouring in Light Royal Blue. These italian vehicles in recent years have been used to expand some of the more obscure colours in the contemporary LEGO Palette: In 2020, the10270 Fiat 500 expanded the palette of elements available in cool yellow. It has 1106 elements, and measures 35 cm long, 22 cm high and 12 cm wide.īut will this set be one to pick up when it is released on the first of March? Lets take a look through the images that capture the details of this model. This baby blue motor scooter captures the charm of this classic bike, endeavouring to capture the iconic curves that have seen the Vespa maintain its popularity some 75 years after it was first introduced. I have to admit, this is one of the more elegant vehicle sets for some time, and more so as a Creator Expert syle Motorcycle, rather than a Technic Model. The Fiat 500 demonstrated it, and now the LEGO Group have announced the year’s Motor Vehicle For Adults (the label formerly known as Creator Expert): the Vespa 125. It feels classic, and modern at the same time. There is something about Italian design from the mid 20th Century.
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