Second Bet Hamikdash Brick Model – 742 Pieces | 5” x 10” Holy Temple in Jerusalem Replica | Judaica Gift for Bar Mitzvah, Birthday | 10+ with Printed Manuals
This amazing model is tiny, especially compared to our larger 3,480 piece model, but it still utilizes full sized Lego(TM) compatible bricks. Our genius designer created a truly inspiring representation of the 2nd Bes Hamikdosh in Yerushalim, and like the big set, this model also has the pillar of fire rising from the Mizbeach. Inspiration for this model came from the world renowned paintings of artist Alex Levin, and it will make you feel like you are actually there.
The build is really easy on this model. An average 6-7 year old might need some help, but a 9 year old probably will not. The included printed manual is a lay-flat, and extremely clear with large color diagrams of each step. The tiny footprint of this version makes display much easier, yet the design is intricate and very impressive.
742-Piece Set: Includes high-quality bricks to build an accurate and detailed replica of the Second Bet Hamikdash, ideal for history enthusiasts and Judaica collectors.
Micro Scale Model: Once completed, the model measures 5” x 10”, showcasing the grandeur of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem and a tiny package that fits on any shelf.
Educational and Engaging: Perfect for ages 6 and up, this challenging set is a meaningful way to connect with Biblical history through an interactive building experience.
Comprehensive Lay-Flat Manual: Comes with a complete manual in a ring binder that provides clear, step-by-step instructions, making the building process rewarding and enjoyable.
Great price! This model is a fraction of the cost of our larger 3,480 piece model, yet comes in a large and very impressive box. Your gift recipient will not be disappointed. You will be a hero.
Perfect Judaica Gift: An ideal gift for Chanukah, Bar Mitzvahs, Afikomen gifts, birthdays, or any occasion to celebrate the rich history and religious significance of the Holy Temple.
Kosher for Shabbos and Yom Tov! Most poiskim agree that brick models are not boineh, and are fine for even adults to build on Shabbos, but please consult your rov.
