It has taken a while but the next LEGO Ideas to be released is Home Alone (21330). Releasing on November 1, the set has 3,957 pieces and will retail for $249.99.

Box

The box is very big as it contains bags numbered to 24. Half of those bags are packaged inside an inner box that also includes the instruction booklet and two sticker sheets.

Instructions

As with all other LEGO Ideas instructions, the front of it gives a little insight on the set with some of the play features. It also gives an interview with fan designer Alex Storozhuk who’s original project hit the goal of 10,000 supporters in January 2020. There are also short experts from the LEGO designers as well.

Minifigures

There are five minifigures that are in the set, Kevin, Kate, Harry, Marv, and Marley. Kevin is in this red sweater with tan khakis. He has a double-sided head with a smile on one side and his iconic scared look on the other. He can either use the tan hairpiece or the gray beanie. He has a bowl of ice cream as an accessory.

Kate has on a brown outfit which I assume is the suit that she wears in the opening scene from the movie although the coloring is off. She has a double-sided head showing a smile on one side and a screaming expression on the other.

Harry has on a gray coat with a red shirt. He has both the security cap as well as the black beanie although … Continue

BrickLink has revealed the pricing and piece counts for projects that are in the LEGO Ideas Round 2 of crowdfunding for the BrickLink Designer Program. If you’re not familiar with the program, it is for LEGO Ideas projects that did not pass previous LEGO Review Stages. Here fans are able to support their favorite ones from the particular rounds and the first five projects to reach 3,000 pre-orders will be produced. Of the five projects, there will be a maximum of 10,000 sets that will be made. Pre-orders will go live on November 9th at 12:00pm Pacific and will close on December 14 at 12:00pm Pacific.

Mountain Windmill – 2,085 pieces/$179.99

Modular LEGO Store – 2,149 pieces/$179.99

Science Adventures – 414 pieces/$35.99

Seasons in Time: Calendar – 3,010 pieces/$249.99

Retro Bowling Alley – 2,779 pieces/$229.99

Brickwest Studios – 3,741 pieces/$279.99

Ruined House – 4,002 pieces/$299.99

Clockwork Aquarium – 874 pieces/$64.99

Quest Builder – 3,415 pieces/$259.99

Second round of crowdfunding for the BrickLink Designer Program opens November 9th featuring these nine LEGO® IDEAS 10k Club Projects!

We’re pleased to announce the second round of crowdfunding for the BrickLink Designer Program will open November 9th at 12:00pm Pacific / 9:00pm CET / 8:00pm UTC. We invite LEGO fans to pre-order their favorites among nine fan projects on the BrickLink Designer Program page.

The first five projects to reach the goal of 3,000 pre-orders will be produced as a limited edition set. Up to 10,000 of each will be produced based on pre-orders received from registered BrickLink members.

Today, LEGO announced the new LEGO Ideas Home Alone (21330) and at the same time they are also celebrating Kevins around the world. Different countries have their own campaigns but you’ll be able to find some LEGO Kevins for a chance to win some prizes.

Find Kevin on LEGO.com

A Kevin McCallister minifigure has been hidden somewhere on LEGO.com. When found, the minifigure can be clicked on, taking the user to the competition page where instructions will be given on how to enter the competition.

Enter in-store

A Kevin minifigure will be hidden in selected LEGO stores, and if spotted you will also be able to scan the QR code and enter the competition to potentially win a $1000 LEGO gift card and the Home Alone set.

Find the giant Kevin statues

Life-sized statues of the Kevin McCallister minifigure have been installed near LEGO stores in cities around the world, including New York, Chicago, Paris, Antwerp and Berlin. Each statue features a QR code, enabling different activities such as games or selfies or find your nearest LEGO store.

The LEGO Ideas Home Alone (21330) will be available for purchase starting on November 1 for $249.99. When it does, it will become the largest LEGO Ideas set to be produced coming in at 3,955 pieces.

LEGO® IDEAS HOME ALONE SET – CAMPAIGN PRESS RELEASE

The LEGO Group Celebrates Kevins across the world as Home Alone inspired LEGO house and Kevin McCallister minifigure revealed

21st OCTOBER 2021: To celebrate the launch of the new LEGO® Ideas Home Alone

LEGO has officially announced the next LEGO Ideas set to be releasing with Home Alone (21330). Releasing on November 1, the set has 3,955 pieces and will retail for €249.99/$249.99/£229.99. The original project was designed by Alex Storozhuk and the end result is the largest LEGO Ideas set ever produced.

The Home Alone McCallister House includes a lot of references from the movie and it also has minifigures of Kevin, Kate, Harry, Marv, and Marley. We’re pretty much on the final stretch with our review of the set so stay tuned for that but in the meantime, check out the press release below.

LEGO IDEAS HOME ALONE HOUSE PRODUCT PRESS RELEASE

The LEGO Group reveals fan-designed set based on the house from the all-time festive classic movie, Home Alone

21st OCTOBER 2021: The LEGO Group has revealed the new LEGO® Ideas Home Alone set, an incredibly detailed recreation of the McCallister family residence from the much-loved Home Alone movie, where mayhem ensued as Kevin was left to his own devices and the bumbling burglars Harry and Marv descended.

Now in brick form for the first time, the LEGO Ideas Home Alone set is based on a design submitted to the LEGO Ideas platform by 28-year-old Alex Storozhuk from Ukraine. At an impressive 3,957 pieces, it is also the largest set created from a LEGO Ideas concept.

The LEGO Ideas Home Alone set is instantly recognisable, perfectly capturing the grand McCallister family home, and is also packed with features that tell the story of Kevin’s holiday

The Motorized Johnny 5 by RJ BrickBuilds is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The build has 2,711 pieces and it uses the Powered Up app to make the iconic robot motorized.

The project now joins Land Ahoy, Terrariums, Great Coral Reef, Hyrule Castle 30th Anniversary, Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Avatar Returns, Clockwork Solar System, The Dojo, Hocus Pocus – The Sanderson Sisters’ Cottage, and Naruto: Ichiraku Ramen Shop as the ones to reach the Third 2021 Review Stage.