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A first look at the upcoming LEGO Natural History Museum has been revealed. The new addition to the Modular Building series will be released as set number 10326 on January 1, 2024. With over 4,000 pieces, this set will bring a scientific vibe to the LEGO series.

The LEGO Natural History Museum will consist of 4,014 pieces and will be one of the largest additions to the Modular Building theme. The build will feature classic architecture with olive green exterior and pillars inspired by New York City’s monument.

Although there are no photos of the interior yet, the LEGO Group has confirmed that there will be a full interior, as seen in previous Modular Building sets. The model will have two stories and an atrium in the center, showcasing a brick-built Brachiosaurus skeleton.

It’s worth mentioning that the design of this set is not based on the fan-made build submitted to LEGO Ideas by user Bricky_Brick. The LEGO Group has taken a different direction for this creation.

The LEGO Natural History Museum is highly anticipated and is expected to be one of the best creations of 2024. The 9.99 price tag seems reasonable for the high-quality design of the building.

LEGO enthusiasts and collectors are eagerly awaiting more details and photos of this exciting new set. Will you be purchasing the LEGO Natural History Museum on its release day? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.

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