The biggest LEGO set ever based on Barcelona's Sagrada Família basilica is reportedly launching in summer 2026, according to some new insights from a reliable leaker. The upcoming model is expected to include hundreds more pieces than the current largest LEGO set in existence.
The new information comes from the Brick Tap community's Chief Wiggum, a leaker with a long track record of credible LEGO product insights. The same source just recently shared the purported details of LEGO's first Pokemon set with minifigures.
A reliable insiders leaks the first details of three licensed LEGO sets that are reportedly planned to hit the store shelves in August 2026.
The insider's latest report materialized on March 17, identifying a new set in the form of 21065 Sagrada Família. At 12,060 pieces, the unannounced model is expected to debut as the Danish toymaker's largest set ever by some margin. 21065 Sagrada Família is reportedly planned to hit the store shelves as part of LEGO's early summer 2026 product wave, with Chief Wiggum citing July 1 as its official release date. It is expected to retail for $599.99 in the United States, as per the same source.
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