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Lego’s Biggest Minecraft Set Will Set You Back $200 This June
OK. So Minecraft is essentially digital Lego. And now there are Lego sets based off of Minecraft (and have been for quite some time). The merger of these two properties is nearly complete, though.
The latest Lego set based off Mojang’s enormous hit includes even more variation across its 1,600 pieces. Included are three biomes (rainforest, snow, and desert), five buildings (watchtower, library, blacksmith, butcher, and marketplace), and a number of accessories (crafting table, chest, pumpkin heads, and more).
The set includes a number of weapons, four minifigures (Steve, Alex, zombie, zombie villager), and creatures (creeper, enderman, pig, baby pig, iron golem, and two villagers). The set will retail for $199.99 and will be available on June 1.
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