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LEGO's newest set is its biggest one yet and will become a piece of art in your home

Amy Lyall
Amy Lyall

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There's no denying that LEGO® is fun for the whole family and there are sets perfect for adults and kids.

From iconic Star Wars ships, the Hogwarts castle and other movie builds, to supercars and incredible technic creations with moving parts, there's an endless world of things you can make.

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But that world of LEGO now includes their biggest set yet and it's perfect for anyone who has been itching to get out and see the world during the coronavirus pandemic.

The new World Map set is a whopping 11,695 pieces, the largest set the brand has ever created.

LEGO World Map

The LEGO World Map set is the brand's biggest yet with over 11,000 pieces.  LEGO

It's part of LEGO Art and gives creatives a chance to see the world without needing to pull out the passport or even leave home.

The map features all seven continents of the world and can be displayed on your wall when you're finished. The set comes with 'push pins' that you can use to either mark places you've been or plan travels for after the pandemic.

Using the connector kit, you can put yourself and where you live at the centre of the world and how you want to display it.

LEGO World Map

The set comes with a custom soundtrack to listen to while you build.  LEGO

There are three unique combinations for how you can build it, but the whole thing is completely customisable if an open-build experience is what you're after. The pins also give you an option to create tidal currents throughout the oceans of the world, or a few sea monsters and creatures in the deep using the different colours.

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The set comes with a custom soundtrack to listen to while you build and there's enough pieces to let everyone in the household help out, although it is recommended for ages 18 and up.

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Don't let the size of the kit put you off, LEGO wants it to be a calming, mindful activity that you can fully immerse yourself in and let your creativity shine. The finished piece measures 65cm high and 104cm long.

You can grab yourself one from the LEGO site for $399.99. We're pretty sure LEGO Masters everywhere will be snapping these up — it's the perfect mix of LEGO and getting your exploration fix while we're unable to travel overseas.

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