LEGO bricks offer classic, living toys that both children and adults will appreciate, like most bricks designed to be compatible with each other. Although often associated with childhood, some LEGO toys require a ridiculous number of bricks, thousands of which require additional patience and construction skills. These constructions will weigh on your wallet, but time will reward you with impressive versions that are second to none – is this kingdom overwhelming? Here are the top LEGO product sets that were sold.
Personalized Mosaic Portrait
The device will send a brick version of your Selfie and a stack of bricks that contains all the bricks you want to build. Since each photo is personalized, you don’t have step-by-step instructions on how to make it, and the portraits are bigger than the bricks you can imagine (you only need 2304 to build the mosaic, and the rest are extra), but it’s still a great idea for a personalized gift.
Ninjago City
A mobile elevator connects the three floors of this accommodation, with many interactive components that make it a fun and lively environment, probably the best model for children. Fans of the movie LEGO Ninjago will particularly love its references, in addition to the 19 miniatures included, a series of figures that populate the structure. With a sushi market, a comic book store, and a radio tower, it’s a crazy package, but lively and unique.
Ultimate Collector’s Millennium Falcon
With a circumference of almost two meters, this is the largest LEGO edition since it was printed, including the legendary Han Solo ship and five miniatures with the figures of A Whole New Hope. The finished spaceship weighs almost 50 pounds, so you don’t even dream of being played, but few can compare to it even for exhibition purposes. The equipment worked for a few hundred dollars when released, but now it’s for sale for at least 1000, so investors could certainly make a profit.
Taj Mahal
This has two accounts because of a small change they made in an update. No matter which model you get, both are the same and represent India’s most famous architectural masterpiece. There are no miniatures or many interactive parts, so although it is not the most imaginative of all the collections, it is a reference worthy of a historical monument.
Hogwarts Castle
As if Hogwarts wasn’t tempting enough, it contains 31 miniatures (although many of them are the most compact micro-figures). They have staples like Harry, Ron, Hermione, and some surprises, such as Godric Gryffindor, a person who died a long time ago in Harry’s time.
Millennium Falcon
This huge set is much bigger than the Ultimate Collector version and contains more information, like a boudoir, rotating quad cannons, and more. But despite its large size, this version is cheaper than the Ultimate Collector version (probably because it is not too old-fashioned and unusual) and costs about $800. The bigger the set, the bigger the price, but these giant versions not only look fantastic but often maintain or increase in value, making it a more profitable investment if kept in good condition.
