Largest LEGO sets in history

redeemed763 · 2013-02-07T18:59:55.000Z

Ok, I know the piece count of all the lego sets ever made, the Taj Mahal takes the lead there but for some reason, it wasn't the most expensive set, that, clearly was the Millenium Falcon for $499. Here is the interesting thing, if you actually want more STUFF, the millenium falcon takes the cake by a LARGE margin. The set weighed in at a total of 24lbs, when I buy a lego set, I want one with lots of stuff, sure you can put 10,000 tiny pieces in a set and call it a winner but when it comes to the value of the bricks, I feel that the weight or mass tells the real story better than part count. Let's look at the biggest sets out there and see how much they weigh... 1. $299 Taj Mahal 5922 Pieces, ~15lbs 2. $499 UCS Millenium Falcon 5195 pieces ~24lbs 3. $239 Tower Bridge 4287 Pieces, ~9lbs 4. $399 Death Star (10188) 3803 Pieces, ~17lbs 5. $269 Death Star II 3441 Pieces, ~17lbs 6. $199 Eiffel Tower 3428 Pieces, ~9lbs 7. $249 Grand Carousel 3263 Pieces, ~7lbs 8. $269 Imperial Star Destroyer 3096 Pieces, ~19lbs 9. $199 Statue of Liberty 2882 Pieces, ~14lbs 10. $130 Skyline (5526) 2747 Pieces, ~6lbs Looking at this list, you can see that real big dogs are all UCS sets, the rest just don't cut it. Personally, I don't look at the tower bridge and say WOW, the third biggest set ever! I saw WOW, look at the latest large scale model! Oh, and its about 20th largest set ever made! What do you think, is it all about part count or is the actual weight of the set a bigger determining factor for your?

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