Best LEGO Ultimate Collector Series of all time (2024)

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The largest LEGO set is the 75192 Millenium Falcon in the LEGO Star Wars line. It has 7541 pieces and 7 minifigures. It also has two Porgs, BB-8, and a flying alien.

The largest LEGO set is the 75192 Millenium Falcon in the LEGO Star Wars line. It has 7541 pieces and 7 minifigures. It also has two Porgs, BB-8, and a flying alien.

Released in 2021, the World Map, from LEGO's Art theme is technically at the number one spot, boasting 11,695 pieces, most of which are tiny 1×1 studs and tiles. It still makes for a one-of-a-kind display piece, and bring a touch of worldly class into any room you hang it in.

To make the search easier, it's great if you know the part or set numbers. We can't sell all our minifigures separately. Some of them, such as the figures from Star Wars™, NINJAGO®, NEXO KNIGHTS™ or THE LEGO® BATMAN MOVIE are 'licensed'. That means we can only sell them as part of a set.

Which Country Buys the Most Lego? Germany leads the way as the largest Lego market. Lego is also the top toy company in Germany, with the best-selling product lines being Technic and City. The USA is the second-largest market for Lego, where Bionicle and Star Wars themes are best sellers.

LEGO sets have proven to be a stable investment over time, with average returns of 10% annually, which is higher than stocks, bonds, gold, and many other collectible items. When it comes to investing in LEGO sets, there are two main motivations: collecting for passion and collecting for profit.

LEGO® Star Wars™ The Razor Crest™

You might not know that the Razor Crest LEGO set is one of our most challenging Star Wars™ builds. With over 6,000 pieces and over 28in (72cm) long, it features a detailed interior and plenty of references to iconic scenes from the show.

Lego is the number one world's favorite toy brand, according to a survey conducted among 4,784 respondents in 25 countries. The statistic states that Lego is considered the most popular toy brand globally, based on a survey of 4,784 participants across 25 different countries.

Miloš Křeček, who received his first Lego set as a Christmas present when he was 5 years old, was verified by Guinness World Records as owning 6,005 different Lego sets. Křeček said his collection became too large to store at his home, leasing him to open the first Museum of Bricks location in Prague.