United24 and Lego presented sets dedicated to Ukraine’s monuments
Source: United24 fundraising platform
United24 fundraising platform together with Lego developers presented the models of architectural monuments of Ukraine as part of the #UKRAINEinLEGOBricks project.
Developed by creators from four countries, these sets give an opportunity to see Ukrainian sights constructed from Lego bricks.
The project team includes developers from the USA, Germany, Maciej Poland, and Ukraine.
The sets include the Golden Gate in Kyiv, Bakhchysarai Khan’s Palace, Pidhirtsi Castle, Odesa National Academic Theater of Opera and Ballet, and Mykolaiv Astronomical Observatory.
The sets are not available for purchase, but can be won by making a contribution of $24 to the reconstruction of school in Dnipro region, which was damaged by the Russian shelling in 2022.
In November 2023, it became known that United24 began cooperation with LEGO Creators, within the framework of which they announced the creation of unique LEGO models. The proceeds from the sale will be directed to the reconstruction of Ukraine.
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