The Best Lego sets
Polygon is home to some truly seasoned Lego Maniacs who have spent a lot of time snapping little plastic bricks together. And with properties like Dungeons & Dragons and The Lord of the Rings joining the Lego catalog in 2024, that isn’t going to stop anytime soon.
If you’re looking for a fun project to fill that void on your shelf, we’ve assembled a list of some of the best Lego sets that currently occupy our office shelves. While we can’t help you find any extra space, we’ve sorted all of our favorite sets by price to help you find an awesome Lego set that will fit your budget. And if you’re specifically looking for a set to take you to a galaxy far, far away, you might want to check out our recommendations for the best Star Wars Lego sets after.
The iconic Italian sports car has been immortalized in Lego form with this set that features 262 pieces. The modestly sized set comes with a driver Minifig, complete with an authentic Lamborghini jumpsuit and crash helmet. This set is currently available for $19.99 from Lego, Amazon, and Target.
An awesome kit for any shutterbug, the Lego Retro Camera is actually three sets in one. The 261-piece set can be assembled into an analog camera, a digital video camera, or a retro TV set. This $19.99 set is available from Lego, Amazon, and Target.
An outstanding specimen of Panthera tigris tigris. This 755-piece Lego tiger features fully posable limbs and an articulating tail to be displayed in a variety of ferocious poses. The set also comes with a tiny jungle oasis complete with a tropical bird. This $49.99 set is currently available from Amazon, Lego, and Best Buy.
Made to commemorate 25 years of collaboration between Lego and the Star Wars franchise, the latest version of the Corellian freighter that made the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs features a total of 921 pieces. The 25th-anniversary edition of the Lego Millennium Falcon is currently available for $84.99 from Target, Walmart, and Lego.
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