LEGO 21342 Ideas The Insect Collection

Connect with your passion for nature as you build detailed, posable, life-size models of 3 extraordinary insects. Recreate the vivid blue wings of the blue morpho butterfly. Build a Hercules beetle, the longest beetle in the world, featuring attachable wings and the characteristic horns of the male of the species. And capture the look of a female Chinese mantis, ready to attack its prey.

LEGO® Ideas The Insect Collection (21342) – Take time out to indulge your passion for nature with these 3 life-size, posable, display models of insects in their natural habitats

Blue morpho butterfly (Morpho peleides) – Capture the shades of blue in this butterfly’s wings and its white dots. The model also includes a buildable honeybee and flower

Hercules beetle (Dynastes hercules) – Build the longest beetle in the world, featuring attachable wings and the characteristic horns of the male of this species

Chinese mantis (Tenodera sinensis) – This is a detailed, posable model of a female Chinese mantis (a species of praying mantis). Its buildable habitat also features a 7-spotted ladybug

Gift idea for insect enthusiasts – Treat yourself or give this collectible 1,111-piece LEGO® Ideas set to another lover of insects and nature

Designed for display – The buildable Chinese mantis model measures over 7 in. (18 cm) high, 6.5 in. (17 cm) wide and 6 in. (16 cm) deep

Build solo or with others – Includes separate building instructions for each model, plus a booklet featuring facts about the insects and more. Also find digital instructions on the LEGO® Builder app

The LEGO® fans’ choice – This collectible display model for adults is one in a diverse array of LEGO Ideas sets, each created by a fan designer, voted for by LEGO fans and produced by the LEGO Group

Quality assurance – LEGO® bricks satisfy demanding industry quality standards to ensure that they connect consistently and securely

Safety first – LEGO® components are dropped, heated, crushed, twisted and thoroughly analyzed to make sure that they comply with strict global safety standards