Introducing Brick Fanatics’ revamped Top 20 LEGO sets list
Looking for the very best LEGO sets available right now? Good news: we’ve just relaunched our Top 20 LEGO sets list, with our top picks across a range of current themes and budgets.
Whether you’re new to LEGO, looking for the perfect gift for the LEGO fan in your life or just want a recommendation for your next build, Brick Fanatics’ Top 20 LEGO sets list can take all the hard work out of perusing hundreds of different products at LEGO.com. The ever-evolving list encompasses the 20 best LEGO sets available right now according to Brick Fanatics staff.
Between us, we’ve personally built and reviewed every single one of the sets on the list – we’re not going to recommend something we’re not genuinely impressed with – and you can find links to those reviews underneath each entry. You’ll also find a quickfire list of pros and cons, details about each set, and a short summary explaining why it’s in the list.
If you’re interested in buying any of the sets on the list, you’ll also find direct links through to LEGO.com and third-party retailers, with current prices and discounts flagged so you can score the best deal on the best products. Those include sets from themes such as Star Wars, Marvel, Technic and more, so you’ll hopefully find something to your tastes (or those of the person you’re shopping for).
And while it would have been easy to fill the list with all of the most expensive LEGO sets around, we’ve also highlighted plenty of products that do a lot with a little, excelling in design despite a limited budget. That means you’ll find sets from themes including Creator 3-in-1, Ideas and Speed Champions that represent the best of what the LEGO Group can do without breaking the bank.
Click here to head to Brick Fanatics‘ Top 20 LEGO sets list.
Head over to the Top 20 LEGO sets page now to check out the full list, and keep an eye on it over the weeks and months ahead. The list will evolve and change as new sets worthy of consideration are released, and as older sets sell out and retire (at least two of the current Top 20 sets are due to retire in 2024, for example).
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