PlayStation, Downton Abbey and Holiday House reach general sale today, with the Executor, a Doomsday Quinjet and Buddy the Elf already on the official shop.
LEGO PlayStation goes on sale for everyone
Official LEGO Shop product image.
The LEGO Group revealed the first LEGO PlayStation set on September 3, 2026: set 72306, 1,911 pieces, ages 18 and up, priced at $179.99 in the US. LEGO Insiders early access started October 1. General sale is October 4 at LEGO.com/PlayStation, LEGO Stores and select retailers. The official US shop lists it available now.
The model is a near 1:1 console and the original controller, over 2.5 inches high, 10.5 inches wide and 7.5 inches deep. Open and Power buttons are functional, and the controller plugs in. Inside are buildable dioramas from Gran Turismo and Ape Escape, including the red or blue monkey helmet. The shop description calls it display merch for a gaming room.
LEGO Ideas Downton Abbey, set 21373, was unveiled September 10, 2026. It is a 4,711-piece, ages 18 and up model at $349.99, with LEGO Insiders access from October 1 and general sale October 4. The official shop lists it available now. The build is based on Highclere Castle and measures over 12 inches high, 17.5 inches wide and 6.5 inches deep.
The top level lifts off to show the kitchen, servants’ hall and Mr. Carson’s office under the dining room, main hall and library. Thirteen Season 6 minifigures are included, from the Dowager Countess and the Granthams through the staff, each with double-sided faces. Fan designer Sebastian Veselka (LEGO Ideas name BRO3) submitted the idea. The shop copy points builders to period details such as mixed lighting and a candlestick telephone.
On September 15, 2026, the LEGO Group outlined seven holiday sets. The lead model is LEGO Icons Holiday House, set 11387: 1,354 pieces, ages 18 and up, $119.99. Insiders could buy it from October 1; everyone else from October 4. The US shop lists it available now. It measures over 8 inches high, 11 inches wide and 5.5 inches deep, with a wrap-around porch, garlands, bells, holly, a one-horse sleigh and a Christmas tree.
Two instruction booklets split the build so a younger builder can take the sleigh while an adult builds the house. The LEGO Builder app’s Build Together feature is called out for shared 3D instructions. Interior details in the announcement include stockings, candy canes, gifts, pumpkin pie, a phonograph, a rotary telephone and a mantel clock.
The same September 15 holiday announcement put LEGO Buddy the Elf, set 40865, on the calendar earlier than the Icons house. It is 713 pieces, ages 12 and up, $39.99, and was available for everyone from October 1 after a pre-order that opened September 1. The official shop lists it available now. The model measures over 12 inches high, 6 inches wide and 3 inches deep.
The press note calls out an Arctic puffin, candy canes and a bottle of maple syrup. The shop description places Buddy on an ice-shaped base at the North Pole, built as a display rather than a playset, with friends and movie details around him. It was one of three sets, with Santa’s Holiday Countdown (40874) and the Christmas Stocking (40958), that LEGO said could be pre-ordered before the October 1 wide release.
The official US shop lists the Ultimate Collector Series Executor Super Star Destroyer, set 75457, available now at $799.99. It is 6,130 pieces for ages 18 and up. LEGO says the model is over 53.5 inches (136 cm) long, 7.5 inches high and 20 inches wide, and calls it the longest LEGO Star Wars brick-built model yet. A household purchase limit is noted on the page.
The set includes seven minifigures: Darth Vader and, for the first time together in one set, the six Empire Strikes Back bounty hunters Boba Fett, Dengar, Bossk, IG-88, 4-LOM and Zuckuss. A small bridge build restages that meeting, and a to-scale Star Destroyer is included for size. Display is on a built-in stand. The shop also ties a Darth Vader lightsaber gift-with-purchase to this set for October 1 through October 7, while supplies last.
The official US shop lists Avengers: Doomsday Quinjet, set 76347, available now at $59.99. It is 433 pieces for ages 9 and up. The description names Cyclops, Doctor Doom, The Thing and Captain America minifigures and calls the set a play-and-display vehicle for kids who like Marvel movies.
Play features on the product page include two stud shooters at the front, an opening cockpit with room for a pilot, and opening top and rear panels. No separate press date was on the page fetched here, so this note sticks to what the shop listing says rather than a launch-day claim.
