LEGO has officially announced the newest LEGO Ideas set with 123 Sesame Street (21324). The set has 1,367 pieces and will retail for $119.99. You’ll be able to get your hands on it starting on November 1. In addition to the iconic apartment building, the set also includes minifigures of Big Bird, Elmo, Ernie, Bert, Cookie Monster, and Oscar the Grouch. Check out the press release below.

STEP UP TO THE BRAND-NEW LEGO® IDEAS 123 SESAME STREET

Imagined by a keen LEGO builder and seasoned Sesame Street fan, the first-ever Sesame Street product from the LEGO Group will be available from 1st November from LEGO.com and LEGO Stores.

Voted for by LEGO bricklovers all over the world, a wonderfully nostalgic new LEGO Ideas set has been brought to life after being envisioned by an avid builder. The brand-new LEGO® Ideas 123 Sesame Street set is the latest product from the LEGO Ideas collection, which conceptualises and produces the creative wonders imagined and voted for by LEGO brick fans themselves.

Created with all the delightful elements of 123 Sesame Street, the new set is packed with authentic details from the famous New York City neighbourhood. From Bert and Ernie’s apartment, in which Bert famously pleaded with Ernie to remove a banana from his ear so he could hear better, to Big Bird’s nest, where the grown-ups finally met Mr. Snuffleupagus in person – builders will marvel in Sesame Street’s most memorable moments.

As they embark on their immersive build journey of LEGO® Ideas 123 Sesame Street, seasoned

LEGO has released the first teaser for the upcoming LEGO Ideas 123 Sesame Street (21324). In the teaser, you can see some of the stuff you’ll find on Sesame Street including Oscar’s trash can, Elmo’s goldfish, Bert’s paper clip collection, and Big Bird’s teddy bear, Radar. You can also see a cookie going by with the Cookie Monster chasing after it. The official reveal of the set shouldn’t be too long so stay tuned for that.

Note that the image above is the fan idea that was approved and it will most likely be changed a little.

Guess the characters coming to your street! 🧐 pic.twitter.com/FUfQKbtxyz

— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) October 20, 2020