Watch the fire rise from the altar in this incredible recreation of King Herod's iconic 2nd Bes Hamikdosh, the second version of Solomons Temple in Jerusalem. There are two sizes of this design. This is the larger and more detailed verson, with 3,480 pieces. The detail is meticulous the looks are striking. You will love this brick model. Once completed, this model measures 10” x 20.” It is a full scale model, and roughly twice the size of most archetural block sets. The granduer of the Bes Hamikdosh in Yerushalayim is truly amazing, with not only the awesome column of fire and smoke, but also rings to hold the korbonos, and schetching tables, as pictured in the Steinzaltz and other Talmud and Rambam editions. A sharp 9 or 10 year old can do this model themselves. Both sizes of this model have great, clear, color directions that should not be confusing whatsoever. The box has a sticker to email us if you encounter any missing pieces. This is unusual, but a replacement will come very quickly. This larger set includes two complete printed "Lay-Flat" manual that provide clear, step-by-step instructions, making the building process rewarding and enjoyable. Each manual corresponds to the two base plates, so two people can work on the model at the same time. Perfect Judaica Gift: An ideal gift for Chanukah, Bar Mitzvahs, Bas Mitzvahs, Afikomen Gifts at Pesach, birthdays, or any occasion to celebrate the rich history and religious significance of the Holy Temple. Kosher for Shabbos and Yom Tov! Most poiskim agree that brick models are not boineh, and are fine for even adults to build on Shabbos, but please consult your rov. Bricks are fuilly compatible with full sized L3go(TM) branded products. If you are missing pieces, any pieces, even one, look for a sticker on your box that gives you an email address. We answer the same day and get them right out. Recreate the Second Bet Hamikdash with this exquisitely designed 3,480-piece brick model from Geulah. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this replica measures an impressive 10” x 20." The rich detail makes this the most authentic representation of the Bes Hamikdash, Bais Hamikdosh, Holy Temple in Jerusalem, Solomons Temple, however you call it, ever created. Whether it’s a meaningful Judaica gift for a Bar Mitzvah, Bas Mitzvah, Jewish birthday, this set offers a spiritually rewarding and engaging experience for builders ages 10 and up. Complete with two printed instruction manuals, this set celebrates genuine religious heritage and offers hours of immersive, meaningful building fun for both Jewish and Christian families. Questions & Answers: Q: Does this model use full size bricks that are compatible with the major brand? A: Yes Q: How long does this model take to build? A: For one person about 5 hours. There are two spiral bound manuals so two people can work at the same time. Q: Are the bricks high quality? A: Yes. The bricks have excellent clutch power and smooth finishes comparable to leading brands. Q: Is the box to this model full color and "retail ready?" A: Yes, the box is impressive, and resembles name brand brick model products on the shelf. Q: Is this a good gift for a Bar Mitzva or Bas Mitzva A: Yes, it is the perfect Jewish gift for this life transitioning event in a child's life. Q: Does this model pair with other gifts? A: Yes, it is a perfect pair with other more serious gifts, like books, religious items and other gifts that are not toys. Q: Is this just a Jewish "Old Testament" gift, or are there Christian New Testament references to this building? A: There are descriptions of this building in the Christian Bible in the New Testament. The references are Matthew 24:1–2, John 2:20, Luke 21:5–6, Acts 3:1–10 (especially verses 2 and 10), Acts 21:28–29. Q: Is this model the "Tabernacle" of the Old Testament, otherwise known as the Mishkan? A: No, this is the second version of Solomon's Temple, created in about 400 A.D. The Tabernacle was not a building, but more of an enclosure. Q: Is this model considered devotional? A: Many Christian builders describe it as a way to give physical form to their devotion—an inspiring project that connects faith, history, and creativity. Q: Is this good for homeschool study? A: Yes. It’s often used by homeschool families as a faith-based building project that brings Bible history to life in 3D form. Q: Is this meant for display? A: Yes. The finished premium boxed set makes a beautiful display piece for homes, offices, and study rooms. Q: Is this similar to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem? A: Yes. It’s designed to resemble the Second Temple as described in ancient sources and as remembered at the Temple Mount. Q: Is this suitable for schools or synagogues? A: Yes. It’s a great teaching aid and display model for classrooms, religious schools, or community centers. Q: Is this a good gift for someone interested in history or architecture? A: Yes. It’s both a creative challenge and a fascinating piece of ancient archite