LEGO® News, Guides and Insights

A small adventure, an animal-filled farm or a large Creeper figure: choose a Minecraft set for what the recipient wants to do after building.

Choose a Lego Star Wars helmet by character, display space and budget. Compare five current options and keep retired collector models separate.

Learn when missing or damaged Lego® pieces qualify for free replacement and where to buy lost parts, older elements and extra bricks for your own designs.

Which Lego® set suits your child? Compare Duplo, Classic, Friends, Ninjago, Creator, Technic and Star Wars by the age on the individual box.

Buy individual Lego® pieces online or choose a box at the Pick & Build wall. Learn how prices, US and UK fees, delivery and free replacements differ.

Selling loose Lego® by weight? Learn what to separate, how to weigh your lot and how fees and shipping affect the money you keep.

Ninjago led the latest theme comparison with a median estimated-value gain of 10.0%. The broader sample gained 1.7%, but the longer history needs a closer look.

Lego estimated set values rose a median 1.2% in the latest complete calendar-year comparison, but 45.1% of sampled sets did not rise. Here is the longer history.

Does the price of a sealed Lego® set automatically rise when it retires? Our analysis of more than 3,000 sets finds a rising median – but not for every set or every retirement year.

Five affordable Lego® sets expected to retire in 2026, ranked for collectors who want to start small without ignoring supply and reissue risk.

Our five best Lego® sets under €50 expected to retire in 2026, selected without repeating the cheaper guide and assessed with both upside and supply risk.

Five substantial Lego® sets under €100 expected to retire in 2026, ranked by collector appeal, distinctiveness and investment risk.