We hope you have a lot of patience, because The LEGO Group is launching its largest building set yet. Fans can assemble one of the greatest builds in the world with the LEGO Architecture Sagrada Família.
This set reflects the scale and spirit of Antoni Gaudí’s vision with 12,060 LEGO pieces. Builders who are up for the challenge will assemble the Barcelona landmark by following the basilica’s actual construction sequence. After building the foundational Apse and Crypt, you’ll get to create the Nativity and Passion façades, the grand naves, the Western Sacristy, and six towers. The model is complete when fans assemble the Eastern Sacristy and the Glory façade.
After the building journey, fans are left with a stunning display model featuring striking elements, such as a stained-glass window effect. This element is designed to echo the way light moves through the actual basilica. Collectors can also appreciate the model’s attention to detail, extraordinary complexity, and balance of scale and precision.
The Sagrada Família model is made of 12,060 LEGO pieces | Source: The LEGO Group
Builders will follow the basilica's actual construction sequence. | Source: The LEGO Group
This model features striking elements like the stained-glass window effect. | Source: The LEGO Group
The Sagrada Família model joins the LEGO Architecture portfolio, reimagining iconic buildings from around the world through collectible, display-worthy models. Collectors can further enhance their building experience with the LEGO Builder app. This digital tool offers intuitive 3D instructions, progress tracking, and the ability to save builds, which is really helpful for a model with more than 12,000 pieces.
The LEGO Architecture Sagrada Família building set launches on Nov. 1, with preorders available at LEGO.com.
LEGO ARCHITECTURE SAGRADA FAMÍLIA
The Sagrada Família is the largest LEGO building set to date, complete with 12,060 pieces. This LEGO set honors the construction process of the Barcelona landmark, and features striking elements such as a stained-glass window effect.
