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LEGO Best and Worst Sets of 2024

By Matthew Lynch
March 13, 2024
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LEGO enthusiasts have had a year jam-packed with innovations, throwbacks, and a few missteps. As we look back on the rollercoaster that was 2024 in the LEGO universe, we’ll delve into the best and the worst sets that have excited and disappointed fans worldwide.

Best LEGO Sets of 2024:

1. The Future City Collection: LEGO has outdone itself with this awe-inspiring, sustainable development-themed series. Combining advanced building techniques and eco-friendly materials, these sets have paved the way for a new era in LEGO design.

2. The Space Odyssey Voyager: Marking the 60th anniversary of human lunar exploration, this set breaks new ground with its intricate details and accurate NASA-approved designs. Collectors and space buffs have lauded it as a masterpiece.

3. Legends of Mythology Series: A journey into ancient myths comes to life with these intricately designed sets featuring gods and monsters from various cultures. The attention to detail and inclusion of lesser-known myths stand out as highlights.

Worst LEGO Sets of 2024:

1. The Colossal Movie Franchise Flop: Tying in with one of the year’s biggest cinematic busts, this themed set was both a commercial and aesthetic letdown. Fans criticized it for uninspired designs and flimsy storytelling connections.

2. The Glittering Gold Line: Intended as a luxurious take on classic sets, this flashy series proved to be more style than substance. Poor-quality gold paint applications led to widespread complaints about durability and value for money.

3. Dullsville Town Center: Aimed at younger builders, this city set came off as overly simplistic and repetitive. Seasoned LEGO fans found it lacking in the challenging build experience that many have come to cherish from the brand.

As we close the book on another year of brick-building highs and lows, it’s clear that LEGO continues to innovate while occasionally missing the mark. With fans’ feedback echoing through fan forums and reviews, let’s hope that 2025 brings even more excitement (and fewer flops) from our beloved brick manufacturer.

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