LEGO unveiled the largest set ever, the Architecture Sagrada Família, boasting 12,060 pieces and surpassing the previous brick count record by over a thousand.

Despite its size, the Sagrada Família model isn’t the most expensive LEGO set; the Death Star remains pricier at $999.99.

Historically, the biggest by pieces before this were the World Map (11,695), with other massive builds like the Eiffel Tower, Titanic, and Colosseum remaining top contenders among licensed sets.

The Sagrada Família is framed as a premium architecture gift aimed at travel, history, and architecture enthusiasts and avid collectors.

Purchase policy limits are in place to ensure fairness and can lead to the cancellation of entire orders if exceeded.

Pre-orders begin immediately, with the model set to launch on November 1, and the completed build stands about 24 inches tall and 18 inches wide.

The article notes the church’s long-building history since 1882 and comments on the set’s appeal and fan enthusiasm, including playful nods to future crossovers.

Preorders are limited to three sets per customer and are available on LEGO’s website in the U.S. and U.K.

Prices vary by region, including US $799.99, UK £649.99, AU $1,299.99, EU €749.99, CA CAD $1,099.99, and SGD $1,069.90, with availability across multiple markets.

Designed by Rok Žgalin Kobe, the model honors Gaudí’s vision and its ongoing construction rhythm, reflecting Sagrada Família’s century-long history.

Special design touches include a stained-glass window effect to mimic light movement; the finished model exceeds two feet in height with a matching display base.

The product offers LEGO Insiders rewards and potential discounts, plus access to exclusive sets and perks.