Detailed building review of LEGO Palace Cinema (10232) — Palace Cinema is one of the most beloved of the LEGO modular building series — and with good reason.
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In this video, we cover our favorite building techniques, show our favorite parts of the experience, and talk about what it's like to get a ten-year-old set in 2022. We also place Palace Cinema in our LEGO city, so our figs can watch some movies.
Disclaimer: The ticket pictured at 5:23 is not included in this set.
Some neat things about Palace Cinema:
- Palace Cinema comes with a rare green brick puller
- Palace Cinema comes with a red baseplate, to evoke Hollywood red carpets — it's the only set to have one except for the Hospital set released in 1978.
- Palace Cinema looks heavily inspired by Grauman's Chinese Theater in Los Angeles, which opened in 1927
- Palace Cinema comes with special star-printed tiles that look like the Hollywood Walk of Fame stars
- The black spiral staircase on the first floor uses rounded 1x5 technic plates to place tiles, which are then rotated around each other.
- First-floor interior mini-builds include: a concession stand w/ soda machine, popcorn machine, and condiment shakers; plus a ticket service area with cash registers.
- Second-floor interior mini-builds include: the movie screen itself, two rows of red seats, and the film projector.
- The exterior of the second floor has a railing made with skeleton feet.
- The Chinese roof is made out of 1x1 round bricks and looks fantastic.
- The sign has really nicely brick-built letters.
- The marquee pulls it all together.
