We lied. The LEGO-related topic does not end with the last post. We have more, but this time, it’s coming from LEGO House. LEGO pays tribute to its birthplace, its hometown of Billund, with a brand new collectible set, the LEGO House Exclusive Set 2026 (40507). Featuring 1,404 LEGO elements, the set brings Billund’s most iconic LEGO landmarks to life in miniature proportions. It is set for true LEGO devotees.
Officially titled I ❤️ Billund, this set recreates the town of Billund in miniature, highlighting the landmarks that shaped LEGO’s history. It recreates the small Danish town that somehow grew into the global headquarters of imagination. The build is divided into four modular sections, allowing multiple builders to work on different parts at once before assembling the complete display. It is cooperative play with a side of civic pride.
At the center stands LEGO House itself, complete with its stacked architecture, colorful Experience Zones, a Danish flag, and even a micro Tree of Creativity. Nearby, LEGOLAND Billund appears in miniature form, featuring the Medieval Castle, Observation Tower, Miniland attractions, and a tiny Dragon roller coaster winding through the scene. The attention to detail borders on obsessive, which is exactly what collectors want.
Another section honors LEGO’s working and historical roots. You get LEGO Campus with its green roof gardens, Ole Kirk Christiansen’s original home, the System House where the LEGO System in Play was born, and the Kornmarken Factory. There is even a tiny yellow LEGO delivery truck and a red airplane representing the company’s early airfield, which eventually became Billund Airport.
A pathway connects everything, representing the real-world Billund Playline. Builders can also insert their own minifigure into the display, officially making themselves part of LEGO history. It is subtle, personal, and slightly emotional for anyone who grew up stepping on these bricks barefoot.
The LEGO House Exclusive Set 2026 (40507) is available only at LEGO House in Billund, Denmark, starting March 1, 2026, and for a limited time at LEGOLAND Billund. It costs 749 DKK (about US$108).
Images: LEGO House.
