{"id":108103,"date":"2025-10-30T02:46:07","date_gmt":"2025-10-30T02:46:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/nz\/108103\/"},"modified":"2025-10-30T02:46:07","modified_gmt":"2025-10-30T02:46:07","slug":"the-goonies-is-finally-getting-its-own-lego-set-next-month","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/nz\/108103\/","title":{"rendered":"The Goonies Is Finally Getting Its Own Lego Set Next Month"},"content":{"rendered":"

The biggest movies of the ’80s have been a goldmine for Lego lately, and the next cult-classic that’s getting the Lego treatment is The Goonies. Fans of the beloved adventure movie can build the iconic Inferno pirate ship from the film<\/a> when the massive new 2,912-piece Lego Ideas: The Goonies set launches for $330 on November 4. However, members of the Lego Insiders program–which is free to join<\/a>–will be able to preorder the set early, starting November 1. Lego Insiders who order the set between November 1 and 7 will also get the Lego Ideas The Goonies: The Walsh’s Attic<\/a> as a preorder bonus, while supplies last.<\/p>\n

$330 | Releases November 4<\/a> <\/p>\n

This 2,912-piece set recreates the infamous pirate ship that holds One-Eyed Willie’s treasure. It’s full of interactive elements and it’s designed to be a diorama piece that you can display on your shelf. You’ll also need to make some space, as the fully assembled set measures a whopping 24.5 inches in length and is 14 inches tall from mast to keel.<\/p>\n

Some of the iconic scenes you can recreate here include brick-built vignettes the Skeleton Organ, the discovery of Willy’s treasure room, and you can even give Sloth a slab of chocolate. Speaking of Sloth, he’s one of 12 minifigures you’ll get with this set. The full list includes:<\/p>\n

Mama FratelliFrancis FratelliJake FratelliLawrence “Chunk” CohenClark “Mouth” DevereauxRichard “Data” WangMike “Mikey” WalshAndrea “Andy” CarmichaelStephanie “Stef” SteinbrennerBrandon “Brand” WalshSlothOne-Eyed Willy <\/p>\n

Gallery<\/p>\n

Fans of ’80s cinema are spoiled for choice right now when it comes to Lego sets. One of the cool recent releases is the Gizmo set<\/a>, an adorable recreation of the Mogwai from the Gremlins movies. A fully posable figure, Gizmo’s arms, hands, and fingers are articulated, he comes with a pair of 3D glasses, and he has an expressive face. You can even get him wet and not have to worry about all hell breaking loose.<\/p>\n

Other Lego sets inspired by ’80s film and TV shows include several figures from Lego’s growing Transformers line, such as Optimus Prime<\/a>, Bumblebee<\/a>, the Decepticon Soundwave<\/a>. Star Wars fans can pick up the gigantic $1,000 Lego Death Star<\/a> from Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, while Back to the Future fans will want to check out the DeLorean Time Machine<\/a>. A new DeLorean kit will also arrive next year<\/a>, although this is a smaller and cuter version of its Lego Ideas big brother.<\/p>\n

Go back to the ’80s with these Lego sets<\/p>\n

Beyond these 80s-themed kits, Lego collectors can also pick up busts based on popular Marvel heroes<\/a>, the Lego Technic McLaren has been heavily discounted<\/a> ahead of its upcoming retirement, and you can check out all 19 Lego holiday sets<\/a> that are available to order.<\/p>\n

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