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Lego certainly loves itself a ship—from Pirates of the Caribbean to One Piece (and of course, all those classic Lego Pirate sets of yore), if the brick builder knows one thing, it’s how to make an impressive vessel. So perhaps The Goonies is the perfect movie for Lego to set its eyes on for its latest, lavish set.
Today Lego revealed its next release in the fan-design-supported Lego Ideas line will be a huge, 2,912-piece set inspired by the Inferno from the film. One side will faithfully recreate the exterior of the pirate ship commanded by the infamous One-Eyed Willy, while the other will feature vignettes of key scenes from throughout the film. Think the recent Lego Star Wars Death Star, but pirate-ship-shaped and also not $1000 (“just” $310!).
The replica of the Inferno houses a recreation of Willy’s boulder traps and spike pits, the iconic skeleton organ, and even a nod to the octopus attack scene that was famously cut from the original film. And on top of the set itself, you’ll also get 12 minifigures, giving you not just the Goonies themselves—Brand, Andy, Data, Mouth, Mikey, Stef, and Chunk (and of course Sloth, too)—but also the villainous Fratelli family in the form of Mama Fratelli, Francis, and Jake. To cap it all off, because it would be neither a Lego Goonies set nor a Lego pirate ship set without a skeleton, you also get the remains of One-Eyed Willy too!
The Lego Ideas Goonies set will be available from November 1 through November 3 for members of the Lego Insiders program, before going on general sale November 4, and will retail for $330. You can find more details here.
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