LEGO continues to introduce mind-blowing sets, but not everyone can stick around forever. Over the years, the beloved toy company has offered everything from replicas of the Mona Lisa to buildings that recreate iconic scenes from major franchises, such as Harry Potter or Star Wars. Regardless of a collector's preferences, LEGO releases fresh and exciting sets to suit a variety of demographics. Unfortunately, some of the company's most notable products from the past few years are about to officially retire.
The list of soon-to-be-retired LEGO sets is quite long, but there are definitely some highlights that collectors will want to keep an eye out for. Whether you're a fan of history and architecture or a pop culture fanatic, many great LEGO sets in these themes will be saying goodbye for good in 2026. Some of the best LEGO sets are on this list, but it will be at least a few months before these builds are taken out of rotation. Still, collectors will want to act fast.
75192 Millennium Falcon
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Release date: September 14, 2017
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Retirement date: 31 December 2026
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Price: $849.99
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Number of pieces: 7,541
Even if you're not particularly one Star Wars heck, the Millennium Falcon LEGO set is iconic. From the number of pieces to how amazing it looks when finished, the Millennium Falcon resonates with LEGO builders who love a good challenge that's also rewarding. This piece is also a must have for those trying to build the ultimate Star Wars LEGO collection. Yes, it has a hefty price tag. But once it leaves the rotation, it will likely only cost even more. This isn't the only time LEGO has scrapped a Millennium Falcon set, and the past is a good indication of how much more expensive the 75192 model could be. Launched in 2007, the 10179 edition originally cost $499, but now sells for as much as $5,000 online. So it wouldn't be surprising to see the 75192 version selling online for just as much, if not more, in a few years.
10307 Eiffel Tower
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Release date: November 25, 2022
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Retirement date: 31 July 2026
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Price: $629.99
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Number of pieces: 10,001
With 10,001 pieces, the LEGO Eiffel Tower gets the bragging rights of being one of the company's largest sets per piece. There are many amazing LEGO sets coming in 2026, but the Eiffel Tower is one of the most iconic in recent years. Its sheer size makes it impressive enough, but it's also a fun and brilliant way to pay tribute to one of the most remarkable pieces of architecture in the world. LEGO collectors who like complex constructions should have this in their collection. Being able to complete the build is a solid achievement, and it's sure to draw a lot of attention from other collectors once it's out of production. This is another set that seems poised for a price hike when you sell it online.
21348 Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon's Tale
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Release date: April 1, 2024
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Retirement date: 31 July 2026
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Price: $359.99
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Number of pieces: 3,745
Many collectors who own this set already have a good investment on their hands, simply because of this Dungeons & Dragons LEGO sets are difficult to complete completely. When this set was launched, a collection of minifigures based on characters from Dungeons & Dragonss lore was also released. But those who missed its release may have trouble collecting all 12. So for Red Dragon's Tale owners who also happen to have the full Minifigure set, it's a one-two punch of a good investment. Even without the minifigures, Red Dragon's Tale will still be a unique addition to one's collection. Red Dragon's Tale is still the only one Dungeons & Dragons set that LEGO has made, and it's unclear when another one will be announced, which makes this one extra special.
77092 Great Deku Tree 2-in-1
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Release date: September 1, 2024
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Retirement date: 31 July 2026
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Price: $299.99
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Number of pieces: 2,500
The Legend of Zelda and Nintendo lovers will want to consider adding this part to their collection. As the very first The Legend of Zelda set, the Great Deku Tree marks a major moment for the beloved Nintendo franchise. It appeals strongly The Legend of Zelda fans, but it's also just a great specimen. Yes, there is a new one Legend of Zelda LEGO scheduled to launch in March 2026, but adding the very first to a Nintendo-focused collection is a must.
21359 Italian Riviera
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Release date: August 7, 2025
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Retirement date: 31 December 2026
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Price: $299.99
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Number of pieces: 3,251
What makes this one such a great investment is its shockingly short rotation. LEGO's Italian Riviera is only a few months old, but it's already slated for retirement. Between the picturesque buildings towering over the blue water blocks, as the little LEGO citizens go about their days, and the attention to detail in spaces like a fisherman's shop and a typical Italian kitchen, it's a great specimen. LEGO Ideas is a collection that covers a wide range of interests, and there are several other sets in this category that are being discontinued. However, the Italian Riviera is one of the most charming and largest.
10335 The endurance
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Release date: November 29, 2024
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Retirement date: 31 December 2026
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Price: $269.99
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Number of pieces: 3,011
Aside from the Titanic, the Endurance is one of the most notable shipwrecks in history. The doomed voyage marked the history of sailing, and it's also one of LEGO's most interesting sets in recent years. Between its solid number of pieces and focus on history, Endurance is sure to be an eye-catcher for collectors who love one-of-a-kind builds that have lots of clever details. The deck alone requires small, intricate pieces to be placed correctly, making it a fun challenge.
10341 NASA Artemis Space Launch System
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Release date: May 15, 2024
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Retirement date: 31 December 2026
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Price: $259.99
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Number of pieces: 4,601
This is another good one for history buffs and detail lovers. Space exploration is cool enough, but getting to build a replica of a launch pad with LEGO adds an extra dose of cool. LEGO is no stranger to space-focused sets. There will even be one Project Hi Maria LEGO sets were released in March in honor of the Ryan Gosling movie's release. This set honors the 2022 launch of Artemis I, and with Artemis II set to take off in the coming weeks, this set is ideal for space and history buffs who want a special piece that will become even more special in the years to come.
21363 The Goonies
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Release date: November 1, 2025
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Retirement date: 31 December 2026
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Price: $329.99
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Number of pieces: 2,912
The shelf life of the Italian Riviera was short enough, however The Goonies LEGO sets win the award for having the shortest lifespan on this list. LEGO sets based on movies are nothing new, though The GooniesIconic status combined with nostalgia makes it a build that movie fanatics will want to grab before it's too late. This isn't just a fun set based on one of the most beloved movies of the 80s. It will become a rare piece of pop culture memorabilia.
