LEGO Art 31203 World Map sells out again
LEGO Art 31203 World Map has sold out again at the official online store, suggesting the largest LEGO set of all time is proving pretty popular.
It’s the only set in Brick Fanatics’ Top 20 LEGO Sets List to sell out more than once in the past month – at least in the UK – as the LEGO Group appears to have rectified the site-wide inventory issues that plagued LEGO.com at the height of the pandemic.
That 31203 World Map continues to move to ‘temporarily out of stock’ status – even while big-ticket items like 75192 Millennium Falcon and 71741 NINJAGO City Gardens remain in stock – suggests that the LEGO Group has underestimated demand for its biggest mosaic yet.
While the rest of the LEGO Art theme employs a grid of nine 16×16 base bricks, 31203 World Map balloons out to a whopping 40 of those brand new elements. And in doing so, it requires an incredible 11,695 pieces to bring to life – the most of any LEGO set, well, ever.
You can read more about why 31203 World Map is a worthy addition to walls everywhere in our in-depth review. We’ll let you know when it’s back in stock – last time, it only disappeared for a day, so fingers crossed it returns to LEGO.com very soon.
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