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New LEGO CITY, Creator and Friends 2022 sets revealed

02/12/202103/12/2021 Chris Wharfe 8203 Views 1 Comment 31129 Majestic Tiger, 41701 Street Food Market, 41703 Friendship Tree House, 41707 Tree-Planting Vehicle, 60315 Police Mobile Command Truck, 60316 Police Station, 60318 Fire Helicopter, 60330 Hospital, 60350 Lunar Research Base, Building Instructions, City, Creator, Creator 3-in-1, Friends, LEGO, LEGO CIty, LEGO Creator, LEGO Creator 3-in-1, LEGO Friends, LEGO.com, The LEGO Group

Images of new LEGO CITY, Creator and Friends sets launching in 2022 have surfaced on the Building Instructions app, including a street food market and a moon base.

All of these sets will likely appear on LEGO.com later today, giving us a better idea of how much they’ll cost and when they’ll launch, but for now it’s safe to assume that most – if not all – of them will be available to purchase from January 1.

For now, we’ve only got initial images and piece counts to go on, but that’s plenty enough to give us a taste of some of the new Friends, CITY and Creator sets coming our way in 2022. Among those is the stunning 31129 Majestic Tiger, the colourful 41701 Street Food Market and the sprawling 60350 Lunar Research Base.

Here’s a full rundown of every single LEGO CITY, Friends and Creator set revealed for 2022 so far.

60315 Police Mobile Command Truck – 436 pieces

60316 Police Station – 668 pieces

60318 Fire Helicopter – 53 pieces

60330 Hospital – 816 pieces

60350 Lunar Research Base – 786 pieces

31129 Majestic Tiger – 755 pieces

41701 Street Food Market – 592 pieces

41703 Friendship Tree House – 1,114 pieces

41707 Tree-Planting Vehicle – 336 pieces

Look out for more details on all these sets at Brick Fanatics in the very near future.

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Chris Wharfe

I like to think of myself as a journalist first, LEGO fan second, but we all know that’s not really the case. Journalism does run through my veins, though, like some kind of weird literary blood – the sort that will no doubt one day lead to a stress-induced heart malfunction. It’s like smoking, only worse. Thankfully, I get to write about LEGO until then.