Designed and authorized by Pontus_Gehrmann_MOCs. This module is one of 33 sections that form the MOC-169060 Berlin Cathedral, a monumental architectural model totaling over 71,000 pieces. Individual modules can be purchased as needed, allowing builders to complete the cathedral gradually, with guidance available if required.
Constructed from 2300 precision-molded bricks, each piece ensures a tight fit, smooth assembly, and a sturdy structure without burrs or scratches. The included QR code provides cloud-based, step-by-step instructions for a seamless and enjoyable building experience.
Perfect for architecture enthusiasts, MOC collectors, and advanced building block hobbyists, this module enhances hands-on skills, logical thinking, and creativity. It also makes an ideal gift for birthdays, holidays, or any special occasion.
Notes: Contains small parts; handle and store with care.
Background：
The Berlin Cathedral (German: Berliner Dom), with a history dating back to the 15th century, began as a Roman Catholic place of worship. It is also called the Supreme Parish and Collegiate Church. Situated on Museum Island in central Berlin, it serves as a significant Protestant church and the dynastic tomb (House of Hohenzollern).
The cathedral’s origins trace back to a chapel in the Berlin Palace, with several buildings serving as the church site since the 15th century. The current Collegiate Church was constructed under Emperor Wilhelm II’s orders between 1894 and 1905, based on Julius Raschdorff’s designs, featuring Renaissance and Baroque Revival styles. This protected building is Germany's largest Protestant church and one of Europe's most important dynastic tombs. Besides church services, the cathedral hosts state ceremonies, concerts, and other events.
