The Reobrix 66609 – Reobrix Telephone Box is a building-brick model of the iconic British red telephone box. With 1.707 pieces, it builds into a richly detailed Telephone Booth model – with its characteristic red housing, glass panes and traditional Crown logo.

The original – the British K6 telephone box

The red British telephone box is one of the most famous design objects in the world. The classic K6 design was created in 1935 by architect Sir Giles Gilbert Scott to mark the Silver Jubilee of King George V and was installed all over Great Britain. With its curved roofline, its glazing-bar windows and the crowning Royal Crest emblem, it became a symbol of London and of Britain as a whole. Although most public telephones have been taken out of service in the age of the mobile phone, more than 2.000 listed examples still stand on British streets today. As a pop icon, the red telephone box is a fixture of films, photos and postcards.

The model – Reobrix 66609

The Reobrix Telephone Box building-brick model recreates the characteristic red façade, the glass segments, the Crown logo and the curved roof crown of the K6 telephone box in building bricks. The British telephone box brick model is designed as a pure building-brick street model without motor or remote control – an atmospheric decorative building-brick set for desk or display cabinet. Not an officially licensed product.

Technical data

The Reobrix 66609 Mini Building brick model comprises 1.707 pieces. The finished model measures 27,7 × 26,6 × 13,2 cm (W × H × D). Recommended for ages 14 and up. Included: static display model without motor or remote control.

Whether as a Reobrix City model for Great Britain fans or as a Reobrix Architecture model for city-diorama collectors – the Reobrix 66609 Telephone Booth is an iconic building-brick replica of arguably the most famous piece of street furniture in the world.