LEGO November Releases: From Dragon Ball to Sagrada Família
As the year draws to a close, LEGO has expanded its collection with several standout sets. While the number of products released in November is relatively small, each is distinguished by its unique design and level of detail. The company has also promised to unveil another secret set as Black Friday approaches.
Highlights of the New Collection
The most significant release comes from the LEGO Architecture series. The company has introduced a model of Barcelona’s iconic Sagrada Família. Comprising 12,060 pieces, it is the largest set in LEGO history. The model pays tribute to Antoni Gaudí’s masterpiece, which reached its full structural height this year.
For anime fans, the company has launched LEGO Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku. The set recreates the iconic moment when the dragon Shenron appears after all seven Dragon Balls are collected. The kit also includes a figure of Goku flying on his Flying Nimbus cloud.
Those who appreciate Italian aesthetics can look forward to the LEGO Icons: Venetian Neighborhood, which brings the canals and architecture of Venice to life. For fans seeking a more budget-friendly and fun option, the company has created LEGO Botanicals: Cozy Plants—a collection of small, smiling potted plants priced at $22.99.
Promotions and Future Plans
Until 8 November, LEGO customers can take advantage of a "Gift With Purchase" promotion. By spending a certain amount or purchasing specific sets, customers will receive additional mini-sets as gifts, such as the LEGO Build, Paint and Play or a Venetian water taxi model.
The biggest intrigue surrounds 27 November, Black Friday. Traditionally, the company announces a special, large-scale set on this day. Although official information has not yet been released, fans are actively awaiting details, as past experience suggests the announcement should take place in the first half of November.
Given the network of official LEGO distributors in Georgia, new sets typically arrive on the local market with a delay of a few weeks. However, global premieres allow collectors to plan their purchases in advance and keep an eye on models that hold special value.