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Coming Soon： LEGO 21066 New York City – The Big Apple

$139.99

LEGO Official Site - Architecture Series 21066 New York City "The Big Apple", now offers $139.99. Available for pre-order, launching on 6/1/2026

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Editor's Pick: LEGO has turned the "New York = Big Apple" concept into a display-worthy art piece. If you're familiar with the classic LEGO Architecture Series, which focuses on faithfully recreating landmarks, this set takes a different approach—it's no longer just about building a single structure, but capturing the soul of New York as a "3D art canvas."

All the iconic landmarks are included, and anyone familiar with New York will instantly recognize the scene. While the overall design leans toward an artistic style, the details are far from lacking:

✔ Empire State Building, One World Trade Center

✔ Brooklyn Bridge (with a sense of perspective)

✔ Statue of Liberty (even includes a standalone minifigure-scale element)

✔ Guggenheim Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art

✔ Central Park + yellow taxi accents

The set includes approximately 1,465 pieces and is designed for collectors aged 18+. The standout feature is the large "apple silhouette" background board—using an abstract outline and night sky silhouette to wrap the New York skyline, creating a hybrid style that feels like "LEGO Architecture Series × LEGO Art Series."

Speaking of which, we can't help but mention another realistic work from the Architecture Series—21028 New York City Skyline (now retired). Which one do you prefer?