LEGO Tropical Ukulele 31156 - REVIEW

13 Jan 2024

LEGO Tropical Ukulele 31156 - REVIEW

Just a bit of a giggle for you between the actual ukulele reviews. This is the LEGO Tropical Ukulele...

LEGO Tropical Ukulele


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Model: LEGO Tropical Ukulele 3 in 1 kit (31156)
Scale: Sub Soprano - 5.7 inch scale
Body: LEGO bricks
Bridge: Clip on
Saddle: Integral
Spacing at saddle: 23mm
Neck: LEGO
Fingerboard: LEGO
Frets: Fretless
Nut: Integral
Tuners: Decorative
Number of pieces: 387
Extras: Beach stand and hibiscus flowers
Strings: Bass strings by LEGO
Weight: 195g
Country of origin: Denmark
Price: £24.99







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5 comments :

  1. Anonymous13 January 2024 at 13:34:00 GMT

    Love that it makes 3 different models if you get fed up with the ukulele!

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  2. Anonymous13 January 2024 at 13:38:00 GMT

    No score out of ten?!

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  3. Derek Bish13 January 2024 at 15:53:00 GMT

    Sooooo disappointed you couldn't give us a sound sample!

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  4. Anonymous13 January 2024 at 16:45:00 GMT

    Couldn’t resist rushing out to buy one after that amazing review!👊

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  5. Anonymous17 January 2024 at 19:42:00 GMT

    Wouldn't it be funny if this becomes one of the most viewed Got A Ukulele reviews of the year come 2025? Mea culpa?

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