Bar Mitzvah
SKU:
015
$60.00
$60.00
Similar to our other custom Lego® sets, this one comes with 109 Lego® pieces in a 4mil heavy duty bag, color instructions and a separate bag for the Talit x2 and Torah sticker.
The Bima is actually raised with four legs and is modeled after the one in our Synagogue in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
The bench has one open 'stud' to allow for a Torah to be set there, or a mini-figure to stand or sit there. It was actually meant for a mini-fig to hold a closed Sefer Torah while sitting which will be available in another set in the future.
Limited Edition: We went all out on this one. This set has been in the works for a while and now we have all the pieces so here is what we did:
How do you get a Yamulka on a Lego® mini-figure? Digitally printed!
The Talit, that's so cool. How did you make those? Die-cut! The laser printer left a brown burn mark on the edge so we had them make a die and punch these out instead! (The Tallit is removable.) The Torah sticker we print and then hand cut to size. The Yad is Lego®.
The first set was signed and given to our friend Natan Yaakov Bushee on the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah! Mazal Tov!
The Bima is actually raised with four legs and is modeled after the one in our Synagogue in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
The bench has one open 'stud' to allow for a Torah to be set there, or a mini-figure to stand or sit there. It was actually meant for a mini-fig to hold a closed Sefer Torah while sitting which will be available in another set in the future.
Limited Edition: We went all out on this one. This set has been in the works for a while and now we have all the pieces so here is what we did:
How do you get a Yamulka on a Lego® mini-figure? Digitally printed!
The Talit, that's so cool. How did you make those? Die-cut! The laser printer left a brown burn mark on the edge so we had them make a die and punch these out instead! (The Tallit is removable.) The Torah sticker we print and then hand cut to size. The Yad is Lego®.
The first set was signed and given to our friend Natan Yaakov Bushee on the occasion of his Bar Mitzvah! Mazal Tov!