November 2026 brings the LEGO set with the most pieces ever made. The Sagrada Família has 12,060 pieces, costs £649.99 and goes on sale on 1 November. Two smaller sets are confirmed for the same week, two more giants are rumoured for later in the month, and LEGO’s Black Friday sale runs from 27 to 30 November.

Every price below is LEGO’s UK price, checked on lego.com on 14 October 2026. Price per piece is worked out from those figures; it is a rough guide to value, explained further down.

The confirmed sets

21065 Sagrada Família

Gaudí’s basilica in Barcelona, in LEGO Architecture’s adult range. At 12,060 pieces it has more parts than any LEGO set before it. The finished model is 62 cm high, 47 cm wide and 39 cm deep, so it needs a deep shelf. The build follows the order in which the real basilica has been built, with six towers and a stained-glass effect inside.

It is a LEGO.com exclusive, and the UK site limits orders to three per household. Pre-orders opened in June, and it ships and goes on sale on 1 November.

What reviewers say: Brickset’s reviewer found it ambitious, very detailed and good value for the piece count, but repetitive in places. They also noted that the towers sit on single studs and can twist, and that some parts are fragile. New Elementary’s reviewer called it splendid and good value, with the sacristy domes as the weakest part, and felt the sheer size hides most of the small inaccuracies.

11390 Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku

The first LEGO Dragon Ball set, made with Toei Animation. The dragon Shenron coils up out of seven brick-built Dragon Balls, with a head and claws you can pose, and a young Goku rides a Nimbus cloud that lifts off the stand. It measures about 32 × 24 × 26 cm.

LEGO Insiders (the free LEGO membership) get early access from 1 to 3 November. Everyone else can buy it from 4 November. Some fan sites list 1 November as the general date, but the UK product page says 4 November.

What reviewers say: Brickset’s reviewer, writing with a Dragon Ball fan, called it an exceptional display piece and possibly the best LEGO dragon so far. Their complaints were limited posing and no Bulma minifigure.

10371 Cozy Plants

A small Botanicals set for ages 9 and up: a peppermint plant and a chamomile plant in two smiling pots. One pot is reading a book and the other holds a cup of tea, and the plants can swap between pots. At £17.99 it is the easy stocking filler of the month. No reviews were published when this article was written.

Rumoured, not confirmed

LEGO has not announced these two sets, and there are no UK prices yet. They are here because fan sites expect them in November, so you may want to keep some budget back. Treat every detail as unconfirmed until LEGO reveals them.

• 21375 Godzilla (LEGO Ideas). Rumoured for 27 November, the start of Black Friday, at around 5,360 pieces. Rumoured prices are $449.99 or €449.99, and one list gives €399.99. A leak suggests the model stands 55 to 60 cm tall. Brick Fanatics advises taking the details with caution.
• 11388 Venice Neighbourhood (Icons). Photos of the model and box leaked on 12 October. It is rumoured at 5,682 pieces and about $549.99 or €499.99, with a gondola and 15 to 20 minifigures, possibly from 1 November.

This article will be updated when either set is officially revealed.

Still new: October’s retro and British sets

Four sets from 1 October will still be on many Christmas lists, and three of them have a strong retro or British angle.

• PlayStation. A near life-size copy of the original grey PlayStation, which reached the UK in 1995, and its first controller. The Open and Power buttons work, and two small dioramas from Gran Turismo and Ape Escape hide inside. If you owned one in the 1990s, this is the set to look at first.
• Wallace & Gromit. The motorbike and sidecar, with wheels that turn and goggles that magnify Gromit’s eyes. It won LEGO Ideas’ 1990s Throwback challenge and stands 23 cm high. New Elementary’s reviewer found it faithful, sturdy and fairly priced, with the back of Wallace’s head the least polished part.
• Downton Abbey. The house with 13 minifigures. The top floor lifts off to show the dining room, hall and library above, with the kitchen and servants’ hall below. It measures 30 × 44 × 16 cm.
• Holiday House. The newest Winter Village building: a Victorian house with a light-up brick, a wrap-around porch and a horse-drawn sleigh that moves when pushed.

Dates to know

No November gifts with purchase have been confirmed yet. One fan site lists two gifts for November 2026, but those were last year’s Insiders Weekend gifts, so ignore that list. We will add any official offers when LEGO announces them.

Retiring soon

These sets showed a “Retiring soon” badge on LEGO’s UK site on 14 October. LEGO does not give a date, but fan sites expect them to go at the end of 2026, and retired sets usually cost more afterwards.

• 75192 Millennium Falcon (Ultimate Collector Series), £734.99
• 10326 Natural History Museum, £259.99
• 10335 The Endurance, £229.99
• 76437 The Burrow – Collectors’ Edition, £219.99
• 21323 Grand Piano, £344.99 (sold out when checked)

About price per piece

Price per piece is the price divided by the number of pieces. It is a quick way to compare value between sets, and the adult sets in this article all come out between 5p and 9p a piece. It has limits. Licensed sets such as Dragon Ball often cost more per piece, partly because of the licence fee. Sets with large or printed parts cost more than sets made of many tiny parts. And very large sets such as the Sagrada Família look cheap per piece partly because so many of their pieces are small.

Questions people ask

When does the LEGO Sagrada Família come out in the UK? On 1 November 2026, for £649.99, from LEGO.com only. Orders are limited to three per household.

What is the biggest LEGO set? By piece count, the Sagrada Família, at 12,060 pieces.

When is LEGO’s Black Friday sale in 2026? From Friday 27 to Monday 30 November, with LEGO Insiders Weekend the week before, on 21 and 22 November.

Sources

Checked on 14 October 2026. LEGO UK product pages: Sagrada Família, Shenron & Goku, Cozy Plants, PlayStation, Wallace & Gromit, Downton Abbey, Holiday House, Insiders Weekend and Black Friday. Reviews: Brickset on Sagrada Família, New Elementary on Sagrada Família, Brickset on Shenron & Goku, New Elementary on Wallace & Gromit. Dates and rumours: Jay’s Brick Blog, Brick Fanatics on Godzilla, Stonewars on Venice, Brick Fanatics retiring list.