LEGO® from 2010
LEGO® 2010: from sports plane to Tower Bridge
A collection organized by year clearly shows the differences within the LEGO® range. In 2010, compact City vehicles stand alongside display models such as Tower Bridge 10214 and Architecture The White House 21006. For a building city, there is another kind of addition: Passenger Train 7938 or the small Sports Plane 7688.
The collection also includes individual figures from Atlantis, World Racers, and Star Wars, among others. This makes the page useful both for a complete building project and for finding a character missing from your collection. The current product listings determine which versions are available.
Searching by year, set number, and version
When looking for LEGO® sets from 2010, people often first remember a color, vehicle, or building. The set number makes that memory more concrete. For example, The White House 21006 is a different release from the later Architecture version 21054 from 2020. Trains with similar names may also differ technically and visually.
For a train or other model with electrical components, it is important to read the listed contents carefully. Check which motor, controls, rails, or other parts are included and what is stated about their operation. This prevents you from assuming that accessories visible only in a general catalog photo are included.
A suitable addition for playing or displaying
Choose a size and subject for your building city that fits what you already have. A sports plane needs a different space than a long passenger train; an architecture model comes into its own as a separate structure. For minifigures, the correct printing and accessories are often decisive.
New or used, built or otherwise described: the condition applies to the individual product. Review this information before making your choice. If you want to explore the next period, continue to LEGO® from 2011, including the first NINJAGO generation.
