Lego constructors will never go out of fashion and will not lose their incredible popularity. For several decades now, they have attracted the attention of not only children, but also teenagers and even their parents.
Lego knows no limits to perfection. Almost every month, manufacturers delight their consumers with new, unforgettable series of Lego constructors, the most unique of which is the Lego Exclusive series.
The attractiveness of Lego Exclusive sets lies in their uniqueness. Hence such a bright and unusual name. Lego Exclusive are special construction sets that are produced in limited editions, but you can always buy them in our online store.
Lego Exclusive is an opportunity to construct first-class models of spaceships, markets, beautiful houses and architectural structures, ships, trains and even a fire department with your own hands.
Playing with Lego Exclusive will be an exciting adventure not only for boys and girls, but also for their parents. All of these sets are quite large, and to assemble them correctly, you will have to try hard. In addition, Lego Exclusive construction sets are beautifully detailed and consist of a very large number of parts, which makes it possible to show your imagination while playing, rebuilding them to your liking and coming up with something new.
The Lego Exclusive series presents sets that are exact copies of such world-famous buildings as and. These unique Lego Exclusive buildings will be a harmonious addition to your Lego city. Thanks to such designers, everyone can feel like a famous architect and independently create a real wonder of the world.
Also among the designers from the Lego Exclusive series you will find sets that will perfectly complement your collections “”, “” and “”. If you already have a city with medieval fortresses and castles, populated by beautiful ladies and brave knights, build huge ones for them. This Lego Exclusive construction set has a huge number of mini-figures of buyers, traders and various animals.
The Lego Exclusive collection also includes large sets that are exact copies of spaceships and heroes of the world-famous epic Star Wars, as well as a huge ship.
There are several interesting additions to the Lego Exclusive series for Lego City. It's huge and big.
All Lego Exclusive sets are incredibly realistic. Each of these construction sets has a lot of moving elements: windows and doors in houses open, mini-figures of people busy with work scurry about in back and forth. The Lego Exclusive series constructors will allow you to ride on a magic train or a huge one. Also with Lego Exclusive you can launch your personal one into space or visit the real one.
Lego Exclusive series constructors, however, like other sets from this manufacturer, play a very important role in the development of your children. They develop fine motor skills, develop perseverance and a sense of time. With Lego Exclusive, your child becomes more flexible and develops his abilities. logical thinking and creative skills.
LegoExclusive is an excellent choice for your beloved child, regardless of his age!
As a result of LEGO's collaboration with DC Comics, the famous LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes line appeared, and later the separate The LEGO Batman Movie. In general, sets dedicated to Batman are not too rare: they are produced in large quantities and are freely sold. But in 2015, the Bat-Pod constructor was released - an exact copy of the Batcycle from Christopher Nolan's trilogy. This is an exclusive set, limited to only 750 pieces, and cannot simply be purchased in a store.
To receive the set, you had to be a VIP member of the LEGO Club and purchase any set from the LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes line between July 1 and July 30, 2015. LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes “Bat-Pod” sets were raffled off among buyers. You could increase your chances by purchasing not just one, but several sets, but this opportunity was limited to one purchase per day. Today, Bat-Pod is the passion of all LEGO collectors.
LEGO Technic "4x4 Crawler Exclusive Edition" (41999)
The beautiful sports utility vehicle from the LEGO Technic line was not a truly rare set - its “circulation” was 20,000 copies, and although its production ended in 2013, it is still easy to buy a set today.
Only there is one “but”. The fact is that LEGO decided to make one unique part for each of the 20,000 sets - a license plate. That is, it is different for all SUVs, and in fact it is 20,000 unique sets! So if you have such a set, know: it is the only one in the world, there is no other like it.
LEGO Star Wars "Gold Chrome C-3PO" (4521221)
In 2007, LEGO released a series of chrome-plated C-3PO robots from Star Wars (respectively, in the LEGO Star Wars line), limited to 10,000 copies. Today, the cost of such a figurine among collectors reaches $500.
But this story also had a continuation. Five winners of LEGO Magazine's Star Wars 30th Anniversary Contest that year received a similar 14k solid gold figure as the grand prize! Gold C-3PO is the most expensive and rare figurine in the company's history. Interestingly, until 2011, no one believed that the competition was actually held, but then a person appeared on one of the fan forums whose son actually won one of the golden figures. He provided photographic evidence and asked how much such a figurine could cost.
LEGO Ideas Shinkai 6500 Submarine (21100)
A seemingly ordinary set depicting a Japanese robotic submarine appeared in 2010 in the usual quantity of 10,000 copies. The trick was that it was only intended for sale in Japan! There wasn't even a box or instructions in other languages! Interestingly, this set became the ancestor of an entire line developed by the Japanese division of LEGO Ideas.
LEGO Star Wars "Ultimate Collector's Millennium Falcon" (10179)
This set includes 5,195 pieces, making it the second largest building set in LEGO history (the record holder is the Indian Taj Mahal model, which can be assembled from 5,922 pieces and which we'll talk about below). Due to the abundance of parts and the end of production in 2010, complete used LEGO Star Wars "Ultimate Collector's Millennium Falcon" sets are virtually non-existent, and only unopened sets are valued among collectors. Because of this, the construction set today costs an average of $4,000 (however, at its original price it was the most expensive set in LEGO history, exactly $500).
Modern sets of comparable complexity are LEGO Ghostbusters Ghostbusters Headquarters (75827) with 4634 pieces and LEGO Disney Disney Fairytale Castle (71040) (4080 pieces). By the way, in the LEGO range there is another LEGO Star Wars set “Millennium Falcon” (75105) - a smaller (1329 parts) and more common version.
LEGO Minifigures Series 10 (71001) - Mr. Gold Surprise Figure
LEGO Minifigures is a whole line that includes various figures to fill with the inhabitants of LEGO cities. Minifigure sets are still being actively produced, and in 2013 the LEGO Minifigures Series 10 set (71001) was released. The standard set came with 16 figures, but 5,000 lucky people bought an expanded version with an "undocumented" figure - Mr. Gold. It was included to celebrate the 10th release of the LEGO Minifigures line and was covered in a shiny gold plating. The kit included a promo code that allowed you to register your Mr. Gold on the official website and receive a certificate of conformity from the company.
LEGO Creator "Taj Mahal" (10189−1)
Actually, we have already mentioned the Taj Mahal model: this is the largest model in the entire history of the company, it consisted of 5922 parts and was produced from 2008 to 2011. It’s funny, but among collectors it is valued significantly less than LEGO Star Wars “Ultimate Collector’s Millennium Falcon”. This is due to the fact that the Millennium Falcon is part of the Star Wars Universe, without which it seems incomplete, and therefore even collectors who collect individual series (for example, all LEGO Star Wars) are eager to get such a set. LEGO Creator “Taj Mahal” is a separate set, not associated with any specific Universe, plus in terms of assembly it is more monotonous.
LEGO Star Wars "Cloud City" (10123)
The 675-piece set with 7 minifigures was released as part of a collaboration with Star Wars in 2003 and at first seemed completely ordinary. But the future showed that this set has certain features. Firstly. 4 of the 7 minifigures have never been repeated - they are only in this particular set and nowhere else. Secondly, LEGO Star Wars “Cloud City” was the first set to include a black figure.
LEGO Studios "Nesquik Rabbit Film Set" (4049−1)
Released in 2001 in conjunction with the Nesquik brand, the set was developed as part of LEGO Studios' film-themed line. The director, cameraman and cameraman already existed, and for this set they additionally developed a Nesquik rabbit figurine. The set was never on sale - residents of Germany, Australia and New Zealand could obtain it using barcodes cut from Nesquik boxes and sent to the company's office.
LEGO City "Police Headquarters" (585)
Classic Police is one of the most popular series in the LEGO City line. The first police department appeared in the company's range back in 1972 - even without little men. Over the following years, many stations, crews and police officers were released, but the most prized is the first police station, which included minifigures.
These are early minifigures that did not yet have arms or separate legs and were produced from 1975 to 1978. The Police Headquarters set was released in 1976, and the relationship between the figures and the building is quite funny: the police officers do not fit into the doors of the station, and when they try to pilot a helicopter, they will simply have their heads cut off! Modern figures, which appeared in 1978, were already fully consistent with the scale of the sets.
The history of the founding of the famous Lego brand dates back to 1932. At first the company specialized in carpentry work. Then a streak of bad luck began for Lego: first, a workshop fire, and then the Great American Depression.
The company's founder, Ole Kirk Christiansen, moved and began creating mini-structures to make it easier to display products without focusing on cost. Thanks to this discovery, potential buyers could form an impression of the finished product.
This prompted Christiansen to create toys. It was he who came up with the idea of creating a construction set made of plastic, but at that time toys made of wood and metal were in great demand.
Since then, Lego has become one of the most... popular toys in the world. The designers embodied the most fashionable trends in cinema and animation in their models. The cost of some of them reached incredible figures, but connoisseurs say that it is worth it.
We present to your attention a list of the largest and expensive sets Lego in the world.
10. Disney Castle, $540
This multi-level structure is modeled with great attention to detail. It uses completely new elements developed specifically for this series. They can be seen both at the main entrance and at the top of the central tower with a golden spire.
Particular attention should be paid to the façade of the building. Created in the style, it has an incredibly successful color division, indicating the division into two thematic zones. From the outside you can see an impenetrable gray wall with round turrets and mounted flags, and behind there are internal beige buildings containing a huge number of rooms with a fabulous design.
To get inside Disney Castle you need to cross the central gate with opening doors. At the entrance there is a stone bridge with a staircase, decorated with railings and lamps. Above the arched doorway is a balcony with a coat of arms and a bulky clock.
It is worth saying that the back wall of the balcony is made of white blocks with an exquisite pattern created by a creative designer. This idea not only fits harmoniously into the overall style of the building, but also adds realism to the model.
In addition, an original addition to the overall design is a pair of frogs sitting on the leaves of a water lily and guarding a golden crown.
9. Hogwarts School, $540
Designer of one of the most popular Lego series “Hogwarts School” includes about three hundred parts. There are also 9 miniature figures - the central characters and his friends.
8. Imperial Flagship, $610
An exclusive Lego model will allow you to assemble an exact, detailed copy imperial flagship. The set includes a large number of very interesting elements of the ship: sails, yardarms, cannons and much more.
And also 9 figures, including the captain and pirates.
7. Large Death Star, $690
“Big Death Star”– a unique model from the Star Wars universe is equipped with many interesting rooms, halls, hangars, that it is even difficult to imagine where to start your journey through the ship.
Here you can control a huge superlaser, organize missions in the conference room and launch Lord Vader's modified TIE fighter from the hangar.
6. Millennium Falcon, $930
This rare, incredibly detailed aircraft is equipped with a wide variety of defense mounts and powerful guns.
Also in the model "Millennium Falcon" After assembly, all hatches open. In addition, the set includes 6 miniature figures that will make the gameplay even more fun.
5. Eiffel Tower, up to $1,400
Eiffel Tower considered the most recognizable symbol of France. It is named after its creator, designer Gustave Eiffel.
At first, the tower was conceived as a temporary structure dedicated to the 1889 World's Fair. However, after it became known that such a tall structure would be suitable for installing radio antennas, they decided to leave it in the French capital.
From the parts of the Lego set, you can assemble an exact miniature, created from unique dark gray elements, and install it on a special demonstration platform.
A nice bonus will be a colorful booklet that tells in detail the history of the creation of the legendary structure.
4. Taj Mahal, up to $1,500
Taj Mahal- This is a truly unique architectural object, which is rightfully considered the heritage of India. This building is known all over the world due to its amazing beauty.
Construction continued for almost twenty years in Agra under the orders of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. The creators managed to harmoniously combine elements of Persian, Indian and Islamic styles - the result was the most a real masterpiece Muslim architecture and architecture.
Thanks to an exclusive Lego set, you can recreate this wonder of the world with maximum realism with your own hands.
The set is intended for use exclusively by experienced Lego users, as it includes more than 5,900 pieces, many of which are truly unique and not found in other series.
3. Star Wars set, $1,750
This is one of the most popular series of designer toys all over the world. "Star Wars" is probably the most epic and famous space saga in the history of cinema.
The Star Wars universe is very multifaceted, and the storylines are closely intertwined. Brave Jedi opposing the Sith, armies of clones, missing relatives, deceit and love - all this can be embodied in the imagination of all owners of the Lego Star Wars set.
2. Death Star, up to $2,300
Almost 3.5 thousand pieces of the Lego set "The Death Star" allows you to build an exact copy of the famous combat model of the same name.
Created by the forces of the Galactic Empire, it was larger in size than its no less legendary predecessor, destroyed by Luke Skywalker during the battle on Yavin.
To strengthen the power of the Empire throughout the galaxy, Emperor Palpatine ordered the construction of a new, more powerful orbital station. The place for construction was the orbit of the planet Endor, in deep forests in which the protective field generator of the new Death Star was hidden.
One of the main findings of the design was a modified advanced superlaser.
1. Statue of Liberty, $3,000
Lego figure base "Statue of Liberty" serves as a beige pedestal, decorated with bas-reliefs and stucco. The multi-level design was created with great meticulous attention to detail. The balconies and columns have an incredibly realistic look, bringing the model as close as possible to the monumental original.
On the pedestal there is the statue itself, in flowing greenish clothes. In her left hand stands a tablet, similar to a rectangular tablet, and in her right hand is a flaming torch.
The giant lady stands with one foot on broken shackles, symbolizing the triumph of freedom. On her head is the famous crown with seven diverging rays. They symbolize the spread of the “spirit of freedom” to all continents and the unquenchable movement towards independence.
The Lego brand is currently the most famous toy manufacturer. She even surpassed Hasbro toys and Barbie dolls. But few people know that the history of the Danish company began with the production of wood products. Even the first Lego toys were made of wood.
However, the company did not stop there and grew to such volumes that its famous designers began to be copied by other companies producing similar toys. American business book author Seth Godin once said very smart words: “If people start copying you, then you have achieved something wonderful.”
There are many different construction sets in the world, but I would like to pay attention to the largest Lego set in the world. That title belongs to the Millennium Falcon set. Starship from the largest LEGO set and in the world - an exact copy of the ship from the famous film "Star Wars". It is a Corellian ship on which Han Solo transported contraband at the direction of Jabba the Hutt. That is why the empire was looking for the starship. One day, a smuggler was hired to transport people. Solo had not previously engaged in such transportation, but the amount he was offered was so high that he could not refuse. As soon as the plane left hyperspace, the heroes were surprised by what they saw. A destroyed planet appeared before them. Despite unequal forces, friends saved Princess Leia.
The largest Lego set in the world, the Millennium Falcon, consists of 5,195 pieces. The model was created in such a size as to fully correspond to the size of the mini-figures. They can be placed inside the ship. The size of the vessel is 84x56x21 centimeters. The radar dish can rotate and rise, and the landing ramp also unfolds. The manufacturing company did not forget about the rotating turrets of the laser weapon. The upper part of the ship's cabin can be removed if desired, allowing the child to play with the figures inside.
Despite the outstanding size of the ship, the Lego company produced another big set The Taj Mahal, which surpassed the Millennium Falcon in terms of detail. This set is only suitable for experienced designers, because you have to assemble a structure from 5900 parts. The entire structure is divided into three main parts, which can be separated from each other: the basement area, the middle part, and, of course, the dome. The base of the square is the fusion of plates of blue and white flowers. Tall columns-minarets are lined up in each corner of the square.
Since the model is quite impressive in size (41x41 cm), and the set also includes a huge number of elegant parts, this construction set is not suitable for everyday play. However, this will not scare true fans of architecture, because the work done will bring a lot of joy, and possibly pride.
Both children of four years old and men over thirty can enthusiastically assemble the Lego models they like for hours. But there are real fans who are so keen on construction kits that they assemble not small fire stations, but buildings actual sizes and create entire dioramas. Prepare to be amazed and amazed by our top ten most amazing Lego models.
The first attempt to assemble such a model was made during the filming of a television show. Then, for the first time, the British were amazed by the fact that people were assembling huge functioning models from children's construction sets, for example, the Meccano toy bridge and the giant board game"Scaletrix" But the most impressive thing was a whole house made of construction kit, with furniture and even a Lego cat. It’s strange, but the idea of creating a Lego bed or a Lego toothbrush did not attract anyone, probably because it is inconvenient to use such things for their intended purpose, but the idea of creating a house, albeit with not very comfortable furniture, was realized. The construction of the house took 3.3 million bricks from the designer and 1000 assistants. In 2010, the house was dismantled because no one was found willing to buy it and live in it, despite a promotional campaign on Facebook.
President Obama often demonstrated an eccentric nature; he was probably delighted when he saw the Lego installation of the first inauguration ceremony in his life. This creation was first exhibited in 2009 at Legoland in California and consisted of a replica of the Capitol and 1,000 figures made from construction bricks that imitated spectators and guests of the ceremony. A Lego replica of singer Aretha Franklin belts out the music while some spectators line up to use the restroom.
Reproduction of the American Space Center. Kennedy is another iconic installation. It took 750,000 cubes and 2,500 hours to make. The highlight of the composition is the “Vertical Rocket Assembly Building,” 2 meters high and 2.5 meters wide, in which a 2-meter high space rocket was placed. This reproduction is a long-standing collaboration between NASA and Lego, which previously involved the designer being taken on board a spaceship, and space-themed models being built from Lego on Earth. Leland Melvin from NASA said about cooperation with the Lego group that it is ideal, as it stimulates children to show interest in science and technology thanks to the capabilities of the designer. In other words, children simply love Lego, and NASA wants to recruit young talents as potential specialists in mechanical engineering and space technology.
It seems that this grandiose building is shrouded in myths and mysticism, because the ways of the Lord are inscrutable. The fact is that the website of the creator of this project, programmer Amy Hughes, no longer functions, and the inscription on the home page reads: “This page has been intentionally left blank.” There is no recent information, but we only know that 75,000 Lego bricks were needed to build the church, including figures simulating seated parishioners. The designer thought out everything down to the details: the mosaic, the organ, the pulpit, and the altar. The structure is called "Ebston Church", a fictional town whose name comes from a combination of the three words acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene, the material from which Lego is made. Before closing the site, Emmy posted several photos of her cat in the background different parts churches. Maybe this meant that the church was CAT-based?
Building one house out of Lego is already a feat, but building an entire city is something completely different. The Palace of Westminster, Tower Bridge and Mary Ax alone took 24,000 hours to create. The highlight of the London model presented at Legoland in Windsor is the “London eye” viewing wheel, as it has a perfectly round shape, and each advanced user Lego will confirm that it is very difficult to repeat them. Other parts of the model are also impressive, such as the boat that passes under Westminster Bridge, which is used by Duck Tours in London. The entire model consists of 13 million cubes and occupies an area of 330 square meters. m. Stunning Lego Metropolis!
Another famous Lego model is located in London. This is a gigantic statue of an Egyptian king, which in 2009 was carried along the Thames to promote a new exhibition at Legoland in Windsor called “The Kingdom of the Pharaohs”. The sculpture weighs 1 ton and is 5 meters high, making it the largest Lego model in the world at the time. The giant statue, during the final leg of a 2,245-kilometre journey from the Czech Republic to Windsor, caused traffic to come to a standstill and caught the attention of even Londoners accustomed to such events, who had certainly seen a lot before. Thanks to the skill of the captain and crew of the ship, the journey went without incident during high and low tides. It seemed that the impressive size of the statue itself contributed to the success of the journey.
The spaceship presented by NASA is a creation of the Lego company, inspired by the movie Star Wars. At the request of fans of the film, the Lego company released several expensive model kits related to the release of the Revenge of the Sith episode, so they were able to purchase a model of the Millennium Falcon ship for $150. But high price does not stop enthusiasts who independently create Star Wars-themed models from construction kits, such as this amazing droid spaceship created by Paul Yperman. The model took 30,000 parts and two years to build.
Another masterpiece built from Lego, the magical castle is inspired by the Harry Potter stories. The model is striking in many aspects, but what is especially surprising is the clarity of its shapes and lines. It's hard to make something elegant out of Lego, but the building is good proof that it can be done. The castle is the creation of Ellis Finch, winner of the " Best model exhibition" in 2012. 400,000 cubes were used to build the model. The variety of details and beauty of the model were the main criteria by which the castle was recognized as the best exhibit.
The record exists to be broken over time, this also applies to the once tallest Lego tower with a height of 32 meters, installed in Legoland, which all the British were proud of, since at one time it broke the record of the Seoul tower, the difference was a few centimeters. In September 2012, another tower was built in Prague. Olympic medalist Miroslava Knapkova laid the final brick in the 32.5-meter structure. Today it is the tallest Lego tower in the world.
Another record, and it belonged to the statue of the pharaoh, as the largest model made from Lego, has been broken. The X-wing space fighter is another NASA and Lego project that was built on a 1:1 scale and could easily fit in the cockpit of Luke Skywalker. 5,335,200 parts were spent on the production of the model. 32 people worked on the construction of the model for 4 months. The fighter was first presented in New York's Times Square in May 2013. It created a sensation among Star Wars fans.
