Imagine a church that has been under construction for over 140 years, and now you can build it yourself at home. Lego is preparing its largest set in history: Sagrada Família with 12,000 pieces. It’s a challenge for fans of patience and creativity.
What's Inside This Record-Breaking Lego Set?
🚨 BIGGEST LEGO SET OF ALL TIME!!
The largest Lego set in history will soon hit the shelves – it will be the legendary Sagrada Família, made up of 12,000 bricks 🤯
Assembling this giant will take 60 hours…
The Lego Icons Sagrada Família (set no. 10276, release planned for summer 2026) breaks all records. The manufacturer confirms: with 12,000 pieces, it is the largest model in the company’s history.
The set measures 86 cm in height, 48 cm in width and 36 cm in depth. It recreates Antoni Gaudí’s famous basilica in Barcelona in detail: the towers, the sculpted facades and the stained-glass windows. Price? Around 450-500 euros, depending on the market.
The History of Sagrada Família – From Gaudí to Lego
Real Construction Takes Centuries
Begun in 1882, Sagrada Família was supposed to be finished by 1926. Today, after 142 years, it is still under construction – the goal is completion in 2026. Some 300 craftsmen work here, and 18,000 m³ of stone have already been used.
Lego captures this chaotic genius: organic shapes inspired by nature, such as trees and seashells. This is not a dry model – it is a tribute to an architectural marvel.
How Do You Build a Monster Out of 12,000 Bricks?
Lego officially estimates 60 hours of work. For comparison: an average Duplo set takes 30 minutes, and an average Icons set takes 10-15 hours. This is going to be a marathon!
An ideal gift for adults (18+) who long for their childhood. In Poland, it will be available at Smyk and Empik from release.
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