LEGO has officially announced the next set in the LEGO Creator Winter Village subtheme with its latest offering, the Winter Village Station (10259). The set will be available for VIP Early Access starting on September 14 and the general release on October 1. It has 902 pieces and will retail at a moderate $79.99 price point. Check out more images and the press release below.
10259 Winter Village Station
Ages 12+. 902 pieces.
US $79.99 – CA $99.99 – DE 69.99€ – UK £74.99 – DK 649.00 DKK
*Euro pricing varies by country. Please visit shop.LEGO.com for regional pricing.Head home for the holidays with the Winter Village Station!
Head for home with the festive Winter Village Station holiday set, featuring a snowy railroad station with wreath adorned lampposts and clock tower, platform, mailbox, green trees, snowy grade crossing with twin barriers and lights, and a beautiful, festively decorated bus with opening doors and a luggage rack with removable luggage and gift wrapped packages. This LEGO® Creator Expert model also includes a ticket counter with a timetable and a transaction counter window with room for sliding out tickets to travelers, plus a coffee shop with a serving hatch and a detailed interior with an espresso machine, cups, cash register and a menu. Includes 5 minifigures.
• Includes 5 minifigures: a bus driver, barista, grandmother, child and a ticket agent.
• The festively adorned Winter Village Station features a snowy train station with a clock tower, platform, coffee shop, ticket counter, grade crossing with twin barriers and lights, lampposts, mailbox and green trees, plus a bus.
• Ticket counter features a timetable and a transaction counter window with room for sliding out tickets.
• Coffee shop features a serving hatch and a detailed interior with espresso machine, cups, cash register and a menu.
• Bus features festive decoration, opening doors, luggage rack with removable luggage and gift wrapped packages, and a removable roof for accessing the detailed interior.
• Drive the happy passengers to the station.
• Raise the barriers to cross the track.
• Grab a newspaper and relax with a warm espresso from the cozy coffee shop.
• Man the ticket booth, serve the travelers and slide the tickets under the serving window.
• Gather the family for some festive LEGO® building!
• Accessories elements include buildable wreaths and wrapped gifts, plus 2 mugs, ticket, newspaper and an envelope.
• Special elements include new 1×1 round plate with horizontal shaft, 4×6 roof element in dark blue, gray microphone element, printed ticket element and shield elements with printed clock-faces.
• Includes 4 straight track pieces to connect with the LEGO® Creator Expert 10254 Winter Holiday Train.
• Winter Village Station measures over 7” (19cm) high, 11” (28cm) wide and 5” (14cm) deep.
• Grade Crossing when closed measures over 2” (6cm) high, 5” (13cm) wide and 5” (14cm) deep.
• Bus measures over 3” (9cm) high, 5” (15cm) long and 2” (7cm) wide.
When you make a purchase or, sometimes, carry out some other action as direct result of clicking on a link at The Brick Fan, we will receive a small commission.
The Brick Fan is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
We partner with Rakuten Advertising, who may collect personal information when you interact with our site. The collection and use of this information is subject to the privacy policy located here: https://rakutenadvertising.com/legal-notices/services-privacy-policy/
So excited about this! I’ve been waiting for a theme train station to go along with last year’s train as well as the holiday train from 2006!
I always think of busses around Christmas 😛 , minifigs are pretty standard also, if you have a decent collection of parts, I think this is a goot DIY project
I didn’t read anything about Christmas in this article, it’s winter theme, not Christmas. People take more buses in the winter than the summer.
But they take more during the school year than they do in the Summer. 😉 XD
Many adults use buses daily regardless of season or school year.. that isn’t a school bus
…it was a joke.
Very nice. This will be a good addition to the village.
I really like the concept but $80 is a pretty steep price point for so little substance.
Looks awesome. Can’t wait to get it.
It looks nice, but is TINY, more so for the price. I also like how the inside doesn’t have any seats because I always sit outside a ‘station’ in the winter.
But what is a ‘new 1×1 round plate with horizontal shaft’ they are talking about? Is that the piece that Super Hero olds things in their hands?
Is it the little white piece that inserts down into the chain on the railing/ramp?
This will go great with the Christmas train I got years ago
I got the Constructibles Train Station last winter even tho I suspected Lego would also do a station this year. So glad I did! I really prefer it Big Time for the architecture with it’s large open waiting room and it’s snowy wintery appearance.
http://shop.constructibles.net/constructibles-winter-village-train-station-lego-parts-instructions-kit/
I’ll probably buy this one for the bus and the printed pieces. If I don’t just inventory the bricks a second station could always be at the other end of the line.
Yeah. I’m not digging the completely open building design for $80 bucks. Lame. Also, the Holiday Train set didn’t come with any straight track, so how’re you supposed to incorporate that into this set without buying additional track?
Your asking the company that packages straight roads with a 4*4 intersection and thinks that makes sense
I’m sorry, but what? What are you referring to Reaven Veaceslav?
https://shop.lego.com/en-US/Straight-Crossroad-Plates-7280
Officially, you cannot buy any Lego road baseplate by itself or in a pack with only that type of road. You can only get a two pack with a straight and 4*4 intersection, or a curve and a T intersection.
This is a horribly inefficient design since, if you’ve ever been on any road ever, you need far more straight roads than intersections. My only assumption is that Lego did this specifically to force you to buy way more of their product than you have any need to do.
Of course they want you to buy more of their product, like any corporation would.
Thank you captain obvious.
IMO the sand green colour walls don´t work well with the bright “christmas” green associated with christmas. A richer, darker colour would have worked better.