LEGO Set - 10226 - Creator Expert - Sopwith Camel

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The LEGO Creator Expert Sopwith Camel set (10226), released in 2012, contains 883 pieces and is unused in its original sealed box.

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Up for sale is one of the most acclaimed historic masterpieces in the LEGO Creator Expert line: the legendary Sopwith Camel biplane (product number 10226). Originally released in 2012 and retired from the market many years ago, this model is a milestone for collectors of historic aircraft and large-scale LEGO sets.

The 883-piece set recreates one of the most famous British single-seat fighters of the First World War with extraordinary accuracy and exceptional technical detail. The model boasts realistic flight features, including a working tail rudder, steerable ailerons controlled by linkages, a rotating propeller, an exposed radial engine with visible cylinders, opening access panels with cockpit instruments, and a sturdy structure with reinforced struts. Once assembled, the aircraft measures approximately 50 cm in wingspan and 40 cm in length.

The item is brand new and factory-sealed (MISB - Mint in Sealed Box). The original clear adhesive seals on the sides of the box are perfectly intact, undamaged, firmly attached and never tampered with, with production code 33S4 clearly printed on the tape. The packaging is in excellent overall condition, with sturdy cardboard construction, sharp corners and vivid colors, as extensively documented in the attached photo gallery.

The item will be packed with great care in a reinforced double-wall cardboard box, protected with plenty of bubble wrap, and shipped via a tracked express courier.

Up for sale is one of the most acclaimed historic masterpieces in the LEGO Creator Expert line: the legendary Sopwith Camel biplane (product number 10226). Originally released in 2012 and retired from the market many years ago, this model is a milestone for collectors of historic aircraft and large-scale LEGO sets.

The 883-piece set recreates one of the most famous British single-seat fighters of the First World War with extraordinary accuracy and exceptional technical detail. The model boasts realistic flight features, including a working tail rudder, steerable ailerons controlled by linkages, a rotating propeller, an exposed radial engine with visible cylinders, opening access panels with cockpit instruments, and a sturdy structure with reinforced struts. Once assembled, the aircraft measures approximately 50 cm in wingspan and 40 cm in length.

The item is brand new and factory-sealed (MISB - Mint in Sealed Box). The original clear adhesive seals on the sides of the box are perfectly intact, undamaged, firmly attached and never tampered with, with production code 33S4 clearly printed on the tape. The packaging is in excellent overall condition, with sturdy cardboard construction, sharp corners and vivid colors, as extensively documented in the attached photo gallery.

The item will be packed with great care in a reinforced double-wall cardboard box, protected with plenty of bubble wrap, and shipped via a tracked express courier.

Details

Lego type
Set
Multiple sets
No
Complete set
Yes
Theme
Creator Expert
Packaging
in undamaged sealed original box
Set name
Sopwith Camel
Number of bricks
883
Brand
LEGO
Number of minifigures
0
Condition
Unused
Serial number
10226
Material
Plastic
Country of origin
Denmark
Period
2010-2020
Autographed by a famous person
No
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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