Bella with a classic slightly tense facial expression and a cactus in her hand is part of the new LEGO set.
Twilight (or Biss zum Dawn in Europe) serves primarily as an almost inexhaustible source of memes in many parts of the Internet. But there's no denying that the books and films have had a formative influence on pop culture – there's hardly anyone who hasn't heard of glittering vampires at some point.
The film series has now acquired a certain cult status; one could almost speak of a small renaissance. Netflix even wants one in the foreseeable future Animation series bring to it. No wonder then that LEGO with a new terminal building block set the story of Bella and the vampire Edward want to bring into your showcase.
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LEGO: The new Twilight set comes with seven miniatures from the films
What's in the Twilight LEGO set?
Many people will probably recognize it straight away, it's the Cullens' house. You know, the huge window-fronted mansion that sits in the middle of the forest of the Pacific Northwest. Vampires probably know really good glass cleaner.
Yes, in the trees in the background you can see the spider monkey scene from the first film. expressly recreate.
The house has the same interior as in the films, including a piano on which Edward plays something for Bella. Overall it consists of 2001 LEGO parts. There are also seven miniatures included – of course some people will immediately notice: These can't even be all Cullens. In fact, there are only (human) Bella, Edward, Carlisle, Alice, Rosalie and the non-Cullens Charlie and Jacob. And no, the vampires among them don't glitter, not even in the sunlight. You can make your own later.
The fact that Jasper and Co. are missing is of course annoying for everyone who would like to gather the entire vampire family. The missing characters will probably be available to purchase individually in the future. The set costs However, a proud 220 dollars.
The Cullen House was designed by Nick, a member of the LEGO Idea Community. As usual, the final implementation was carried out by LEGO itself.
Why was there never a Twilight video game?! We don't know either, but well, luckily there's no shortage of other vampire games. For example, Blood of the Dawnwalker was just revealed and we're still eagerly awaiting Bloodlines 2. You can read more about that in our linked articles above.
