MOC-136729 Antiker römischer Tempel Klemmbausteine firefabric waiting for its master

waiting for its master

The hand-turned crane with manually extended outriggers and 2 sections controlled separately from the linear actuators is fairly simple to operate The boom is telescopic with a hook controlled by a ratchet mechanism

Designers Brickjester MOC MOC-110117 Number of blocks 1058 Dimensions W/D/H 19 x 28

accessible via a separate entrance

MOC-136729 Antiker römischer Tempel Klemmbausteine firefabric waiting for its masterOriginally designed and authorized by Sir Perceval, the MOC 136729 UCS model of the ancient Roman temple with appropriate scale and rich details is part of the collector's set. The temple stands elevated on a pedestal and a long staircase leads out to it. The stairs are flanked by 2 equestrian statues. 18 detailed columns support the massive roof. The ancient Roman temple is built on 2 48 slabs. The temple is modular, so you can easily disassemble and