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Top 10 LEGO News of the Week 2 November 2026

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New space-themed engineering, the first glimpses of LEGO's 2027 line-up and some major November launches: here are the ten stories that mattered from 26 October to 2 November 2026.


Image: LEGO Technic 42254 Solar System Planets in Orbit, official product image © 2026 The LEGO Group.
Image: LEGO Technic 42254 Solar System Planets in Orbit, official product image © 2026 The LEGO Group.

1. LEGO Technic reveals the complete solar system


On 1 November, LEGO officially unveiled Technic 42254 Solar System Planets in Orbit. The 572-piece model uses a hand crank and different gear ratios to move all eight planets around the Sun. Information panels explain the celestial bodies. It launches on 1 January 2027, with a listed price of €99.99.


2. LEGO Friends reveals three sets for its anniversary year


To mark 15 years of LEGO Friends, the company announced three sets on 28 October for release on 1 January 2027: Heartlake City Shopping Mall (42719, 843 pieces), Friendship Party Bus (42718, 676 pieces), and Pet Care & Play Center (42709, 366 pieces). They debuted at a Unicorn Café pop-up in London.


3. Marvel: Doctor Strange Supreme gets his own Sanctum


Revealed on 29 October for 1 January 2027, LEGO Marvel 67005 What If…? Doctor Strange Supreme is an 814-piece building. Its compact Sanctum Sanctorum can join a mini-modular streetscape. Six minifigures are included, among them Strange Supreme, Zombie Hunter Spider-Man and Zombie Thor.


4. LEGO Ideas: Muppets and Princess Mononoke reach 10,000 supporters


Three more fan projects have passed the 10,000-supporter threshold for the third LEGO Ideas review of 2026: a Beaker bust from The Muppets, a Princess Mononoke forest scene and a buildable Mr. Potato Head. The review now includes 49 submissions, but none of these projects has yet been approved as an official set.


5. LEGO Architecture: Sagrada Família goes on sale


LEGO Architecture 21065 Sagrada Família went on sale on 1 November. At 12,060 pieces, it sets a new size record in LEGO's catalogue. This elaborate interpretation of Gaudí's Barcelona basilica is among the month's headline releases, although the set itself was announced earlier.


6. Dragon Ball: Shenron and Goku make their retail debut


LEGO Icons 11390 Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku launched on 1 November as the first major LEGO set based on the anime classic. Its 1,760 pieces create the legendary dragon Shenron alongside a Son Goku minifigure. More models from the collaboration are planned for 2027.


7. LEGO Ideas: creative gift-with-purchase available since 28 October


LEGO Ideas 40889 Build, Paint and Play became available worldwide as a gift with purchase on 28 October. Through 8 November, qualifying purchases of €130 or more can receive the set while stocks last. Smaller bonus offers are also running for selected Star Wars and Harry Potter purchases.


8. Pick a Brick: light-blue astronaut and Black Knights pieces incoming


A new Pick a Brick parts wave is expected on 3 November. European customers should be able to order elements for a light-blue Classic Space astronaut and space baby, along with pieces associated with the classic Black Knights. Temporary quantity limits are planned for particularly popular minifigure parts.


9. LEGO Fortnite: first pictures of P-1000 and taco shop


An official Epic Games partner attending a Fortnite event in North Carolina has shown images of two upcoming LEGO Fortnite builds: the banana-themed P-1000 mech and a small Guaco's Tacos shop. The pictures surfaced on 1 November. LEGO has not yet officially confirmed the full product specifications or release dates.


10. Black Friday: LEGO announces a mystery set reveal


LEGO has announced a livestream for 3 November at 6 p.m. Luxembourg time to unveil a mystery Black Friday set. The broadcast is also expected to include a designer Q&A and a chance for Insiders members to win a signed copy. The model's identity had not been officially confirmed at the time of writing.


 
 
 

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