The Reobrix 66024 is an architecture interlocking-brick set that recreates one of Europe’s best-known monuments in rich detail: the Arc de Triomphe—known in German as the Triumphbogen—in the heart of Paris. As a Reobrix Triumphal Arch, this set joins Reobrix’s architecture series and favors clean lines, subdued colors, and a realistic portrayal of historical architecture built with interlocking bricks.

The real-life model, the Arc de Triomphe, was commissioned by Napoleon in 1806 and completed in 1836. It stands at the end of the Champs-Élysées and commemorates those who fell in the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars. With its massive block form, relief-decorated façades, and clear, monumental geometry, the triumphal arch is a prime example of neoclassical architecture and remains one of France's most important landmarks.

The Reobrix 66024 Triumphal Arch captures these architectural characteristics with precision. The large central arch opening, the symmetrical layout, and the clearly articulated facades are neatly executed at model scale. The result is a triumphal arch built from interlocking bricks that is instantly recognizable and convincingly conveys the monumentality of the original. The focus is clearly on proportion, stability, and architectural presence.

As a interlocking brick Triumph Arch, the build is designed to be structured and calm. Foundation, arch, façades and roof zone are constructed in logically successive sections. This allows the massive construction of the original to be understood step by step. The construction is designed to be stable and for long-term display – as a Triumph Arch building-block model the set resembles a small architectural monument.

When completed, the Reobrix 66024 impresses with its clean lines and understated monumentality. As the Reobrix Triumphal Arch or Reobrix 66024 Triumphal Arch, the model fits perfectly into collections of European landmarks and architectural models. It appears restrained, dignified, and timeless—just like its historical counterpart.

The Reobrix 66024 combines French architectural history with modern interlocking-brick engineering and impressively shows how triumphal-arch interlocking-brick architecture not only replicates buildings but makes them tangible—pared-back, sturdy, and strongly present.