The LEGO Insects Series #21342 is the 50th Ideas set release with the LEGO 10318 Concord-style Plane. This collection features the Hercules Longhorn Beetle, Chinese Praying Mantis, and Blue Morpho Butterfly. It showcases three natural scenes, featuring five insects - three easily recognizable, two hidden. These models recreate insect habitats. The Blue Morpho Butterfly found in Central and South America. A bee, originally from Europe, Africa, and Asia, now globally distributed. Bees are vital for pollination and honey production. The Chinese Praying Mantis is the largest mantis, Asian ladybugs, Hercules Longhorn Beetle is the world's largest beetle, incredibly strong. Males have long horns, females shorter and curved.

Creating this natural-looking set by ZENE Lighting, which uses blue lights to illuminate the butterfly's wings, green lights for the mantis belly to make it appear slender, pink flowers inside, as well as bright lights for two beautiful mushrooms. Make everything dreamy and fun.

• Supports already built LEGO® sets with a little refitting required.
• No circuit experience needed, just follow our simple step-by-step instructions for guidance.
• Twisted pair design balances robustness and installation concealment.
• Have your LEGO® sets be exciting and soul-filled even in the daytime.

• Light Kit include Connecting Cables, Lights, Expansion Boards, etc.
• Battery Box without Batteries
• Instructions in PDF format provided.

Type: Compatible with LEGO® sets
Material: Eco-friendly ABS plastic

The fascinating world of the LEGO Ideas Insect Collection. 

Enhanced Display Bases:
One of the standout features of this collection is the inclusion of three distinct display bases, each designed to showcase the intricate details of the insects. These bases not only provide stability but also add a touch of botanical beauty to your LEGO collection.

Intriguing Insect Designs:
From the majestic Hercules Beetle to the delicate Blue Morpho Butterfly, each insect in the collection is meticulously crafted with attention to detail. While some designs may have undergone downscaling, the overall result is a harmonious ensemble that stays true to the scale of nature.

Unique Building Techniques:
Building the insects and their display bases is a rewarding experience, thanks to innovative building techniques and clever piece usage. Whether it's creating the intricate patterns of butterfly wings or replicating the unique features of a mantis, every step of the build is filled with surprises.

Thoughtful Inclusions:
I particularly appreciate the inclusion of exclusive printed tiles and elements, such as the ladybug tile and the transparent bent bar for the bee. These details add depth and realism to the collection, making it a true standout in any LEGO display.

Great Value for Money:
With over 1100 pieces priced at just $80, the LEGO Ideas Insect Collection offers exceptional value for money. Whether you're a seasoned LEGO collector or a casual enthusiast, this set is sure to spark your creativity and imagination.

In conclusion, while the LEGO Ideas Insect Collection may have undergone some changes from its initial concept, the final result is nothing short of spectacular. With its stunning display bases, intricate insect designs, and great value for money, this collection is a must-have for any LEGO fan.