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LEGO Ideas Godzilla Revealed: Price, Date and Free Gift Set

By Jessy • Nov 3, 2026

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Key Points

  • LEGO revealed Ideas Godzilla, a 5,363 piece build and the largest LEGO Ideas set so far.
  • It goes on sale November 27, 2026 at $449.99 in the US, as announced.
  • People who buy it from November 27 to 30 get a free 359 piece Godzilla gift set while supplies last.

LEGO officially announced its first Godzilla set on November 3, 2026. It is a huge, posable model of the Monsterverse version of the monster, and LEGO calls it the biggest LEGO Ideas set it has ever released. Brickset published the press release the same morning, ending months of waiting since the fan design was picked for production.

What Is the LEGO Ideas Godzilla Set?

According to LEGO's own announcement, the set has 5,363 pieces and stands about 70 cm (27.5 inches) tall when posed with its Heat Ray. It is about 27 cm wide and 40 cm long, and LEGO says a minifigure only comes up to Godzilla's ankle. It is rated 18+ and meant as a display piece for adult builders.

Here is what LEGO says the model can do:

  • The head, arms, legs and tail can be posed, and you can build the tail curling left or right.
  • The shoulders, elbows, wrists and fingers adjust for battle poses.
  • A Heat Ray piece swaps in for the tongue, so Godzilla looks like it is breathing fire.
  • The skin is textured and scaly, with jagged fins down the back.
  • Building instructions are also in the LEGO Builder app, where you can zoom, rotate and track your progress.

The design came from a fan. Matthew Esposito, a New York builder who goes by MattE720 on LEGO Ideas, got 10,000 supporters for his project, and the LEGO Ideas Review Board approved it. Forbes reports that he finished the design in 2023. The final set is licensed from Legendary, the studio behind the Monsterverse films.

One thing to know before you buy: Brickset's hands-on look notes that the hips do not move, so Godzilla always stands upright. That does not change the size, but it does limit poses. LEGO keeps adding big pop culture licenses, and the Daft Punk pyramid set in development is another one adult collectors are watching.

When and Where Godzilla Drops, and the Price

As announced, the set goes on sale on November 27, 2026, which is Black Friday. LEGO lists these prices:

  • United States: $449.99
  • United Kingdom: £349.99
  • Europe: €399.99

LEGO says it will sell the set at LEGO.com and in LEGO Stores. As of November 2026, the announcement does not name any other retailers for launch day, so do not count on seeing it at big box stores on day one. The Brick Fan reported the same date and prices.

The gift with purchase matters too. Anyone who buys Godzilla from November 27 to 30, 2026 gets the Godzilla Logo and Footprint set free, while supplies last. LEGO says it has 359 pieces: a blue Godzilla logo on a city backdrop, Mothra on a rooftop, and a brick-built footprint the same size as the big model's foot.

LEGO is also running a sweepstakes for LEGO Insiders members to win a signed set, plus a Godzilla poster reward. Both are only in some countries, need a membership and have their own terms. Dates, prices and promos can change, so check LEGO.com before you plan your Black Friday.

Early Resale Signs for LEGO Godzilla

So far, none. The set was only revealed today and does not go on sale until November 27. As of November 3, 2026, no named outlet has reported sellouts, purchase limits or sold listings. LEGO has not said how much stock it has or whether there will be a per-customer limit.

Two things are worth watching between now and launch. The first is whether the gift set runs out before November 30, since LEGO says it is only available while supplies last. The second is whether LEGO adds a purchase limit or more retailers. Black Friday is packed with collectible drops this year, and the Avengers Doomsday popcorn buckets at AMC follow a few weeks later. If you are buying for more than one niche, plan your budget ahead of time.

Bottom Line

LEGO Ideas Godzilla is official: 5,363 pieces, $449.99 in the US, and out November 27 at LEGO.com and LEGO Stores, with a free gift set for buyers through November 30. It is the biggest Ideas set LEGO has made, but nobody has reported resale results yet, so treat it like any $450 buy and only spend money you can afford to have tied up. Members get release reminders and restock alerts in Discord as soon as they are verified. See how the membership works.

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