It’s official: 21330 Home Alone is the biggest LEGO Ideas set to date
Just as originally rumoured, the newly-unveiled 21330 Home Alone is indeed the biggest LEGO Ideas set to date.
By piece count, anyway – at 27cm tall and 34cm wide and deep, it doesn’t quite beat all previous LEGO Ideas sets in all dimensions physically. But for the most commonly-used metric, and the one that even the LEGO Group mentions in its press release, 21330 Home Alone takes the crown.
And it does so by a not-insignificant 293 pieces, coming in at 3,955 bricks compared to previous record holder 21323 Grand Piano’s 3,662. And 21330 Home Alone is actually a good deal cheaper than that musical model, predominantly because its only electronic component is a light brick. (The piano, by contrast, includes a Powered Up hub, motor and colour sensor.)
While 21323 Grand Piano retails for £319.99 / $349.99 / €349.99, you’ll be able to purchase 21330 Home Alone (when it launches on November 1) for £229.99 / $249.99 / €249.99. That still makes it the second-most-expensive LEGO Ideas set, ahead of the likes of 21318 Tree House and 21322 Pirates of Barracuda Bay, and notably more expensive in the UK and Europe than the US.
Click here to learn more about 21330 Home Alone, then find out our verdict in our detailed review. Plus, check out our gallery of official images and discover how you can win a copy of the enormous LEGO Ideas set by searching for Kevin McCallister minifigures.
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