There’s another exciting news from the renowned House of the Brick. A brand new set is on the horizon, slated to be exclusively released at the LEGO House in Billund. The LEGO House LEGO Building Systems (40505) set pays tribute to the early days of the LEGO System, Technic, and Duplo themes, including a callback to the beginnings of the iconic LEGO Town.
Here’s an Early Look at the LEGO House LEGO Building Systems (40505) Exclusive Set
Since its grand opening in 2017, the LEGO House has beckoned LEGO fans worldwide, drawing them to the quaint Danish town of Billund. Known affectionately as the Home of the Brick, this iconic establishment has consistently impressed visitors with its unique offerings. Among these delights are sets that are solely available for purchase at the LEGO House store such as the LEGO House The Wooden Duck (40501), LEGO House A Minifigure Tribute (40504), and LEGO House Dinosaurs (40366) to name a few.
Each year, a new addition enriches this exclusive collection, and for 2024, the House of the Brick now offers a new LEGO House LEGO Building Systems (40505) that honors the legacy of the iconic LEGO brick.
What to Expect from the LEGO House LEGO Building Systems (40505)
We now get to have a sneak peek of the upcoming LEGO House LEGO Building Systems set as an image of it surfaced on the LEGO servers. Easily recognizable, this highly collectible set showcases three miniature renditions of iconic LEGO sets arranged on a sleek black base plate.
Stealing the spotlight is the legendary LEGO System Town Plan (810) from 1961, standing tall beside the ingenious LEGO Technic Car Chassis (853) from 1977, and for budding builders the LEGO Duplo Passenger Train (2705) from 1983. All combined in one gorgeous display set.
Pricing and Other Details
Though the LEGO Group is still keeping a tight lid on the rest of the details about the LEGO House LEGO Building Systems set, rest assured that more information will be unveiled in the coming days.
Stay tuned for specifics such as pricing and perhaps even a glimpse of more official images of this highly collectible set. However, one thing remains certain – to add this gem to your collection, a pilgrimage to Denmark or resorting to platforms like eBay will likely be necessary, as the set is unlikely to grace the digital shelves of LEGO Shop@Home.
