
Eiffel Tower
One and a half metres of Paris. It will need its own corner.
Sets of 2,000 pieces and more. Clear the table.
32 sets

One and a half metres of Paris. It will need its own corner.

1.35 metres of ship. It splits into three so you can see inside.

Nine thousand pieces of fully operational battle station.

The White City. Seven levels. One very big table.

The big Falcon. 7,541 pieces. You already want it.

All three starters, fully evolved, 6,838 pieces. Pick one. You can't.

Rivendell, in full. Bring a big table.

Vader's flagship. 6,130 pieces, over a metre long. Clear the table and the shelf.

The big Hogwarts. Six thousand pieces. Everyone's a tiny person.

The Republic's big triangle, at UCS scale.

Avengers Tower. Over five thousand pieces. Thirty-one minifigures.

The whole house. Upstairs, downstairs, and thirteen minifigures.

The castle that opens like a book. Ninety years in the making.

The 2026 hypercar. Over four thousand pieces. Nobody has one yet.

A museum with a dinosaur skeleton inside. Of course it has.

The Kiss, in gold. Four thousand pieces that hang on a wall.

The one where you build the gearbox before you build the car.

Twelve cylinders. Eight gears. Zero patience for a small shelf.

A red dragon, a tavern, a dungeon — and an adventure to play.

London's bridge, bascules and all. The first Tower Bridge in fifteen years.

The Next Generation's Enterprise. Sold out at launch; back on the shelf.

The Ministry atrium. Fountain, lifts, fireplaces, and the statue of Magical Brethren.

The 2026 modular. Three shops, a corner, and a street that keeps growing.

Half-timbered, three storeys, and a corner that completes the street.