It’s not too late to buy retired LEGO Modular Building Assembly Square

23/01/202423/01/2024 Rachael Davies 881 Views 0 Comments

There’s still time to buy the now-retired LEGO 10255 Assembly Square at its usual RRP – but stock is limited.

Amazon still has remaining stock of 10255 Assembly Square, despite the fact that one of the most popular modular buildings retired from shelves at the end of last year. Having bowed out at the end of 2023 to make way for 10326 Natural History Museum, 10255 Assembly Square has 4,002 pieces and once held the title as the largest entry into the iconic LEGO Modular Buildings Collection. It’s still only been beaten by 12 pieces, so is a mighty addition to any brick-built city.

It’s also perfect for any Modular Building Collection fans, as it was released in honour of ten years of the sub-theme and so is packed full of references to the brick-built buildings that came before it. Inside the three buildings you’ll find a dentist’s office, bakery, LEGO enthusiast’s apartment complete with miniature models, photo studio, coffee shop, music shop, dance studio and a flower shop. In the middle of 10255 Assembly Square is a serene fountain in a decorated courtyard, greatly standing out from any other LEGO modular building.

While 10255 Assembly Square has entered a well-earned retirement, you can still pick it up from Amazon right now – although we’d advise moving fast. Stock of these sets appears to be limited, so don’t waste any time in picking up the iconic modular at its original RRP, before the price skyrockets on the secondhand market.

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Rachael Davies

I write about all the very best fandoms – and that means LEGO, of course. Spending so much time looking at and talking about LEGO sets is dangerous for my bank balance, but the LEGO shelves are thriving. You win some, you lose some.