Lego has officially launched its largest building kit ever measured by piece count, headlining a compact slate of new releases for November. The massive new set recreates Barcelona's famous Sagrada Familia cathedral using a staggering 12,060 pieces, edging out the company's previous record-holding model by nearly 400 bricks. Designed for advanced builders and priced at $800, the colossal architectural set captures the intricate interior and exterior details of the real-world Spanish landmark.
Alongside the cathedral, the toy manufacturer is rolling out several other notable additions just in time for the holiday shopping rush. Anime fans can pick up a new Dragon Ball set featuring Goku and a dynamically coiled Shenron dragon, complete with adjustable claws and a dedicated nameplate for $180. Meanwhile, brick enthusiasts looking for urban architecture can grab the Venetian Neighborhood set. Retailing at $550, the Venetian-inspired kit includes 17 minifigures representing locals, tourists, and carnival performers.
Rounding out the month's offerings is a smaller, budget-friendly option aimed at casual builders and gift-givers alike. The Cozy Plants set provides an accessible entry point at $23, giving fans a compact floral display option during a month otherwise dominated by massive, complex collector builds.
Lego Drops Record Breaking 12000 Piece Sagrada Familia Set
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