LEGO is releasing its largest set in history at 11,695 pieces

So you’ve watched every movie on Netflix, completed every single puzzle you own and you aren’t willing to spend another dollar on craft supplies at Michaels? Never fear, because LEGO is here and they know that a lot of you aren’t ready to hit the bar scene despite most cities lifting local restrictions.

Until COVID is but a memory, many will still be looking for things to do inside safely and we may have just the thing!

This Tuesday, June 1st, LEGO will actually be launching its LARGEST set ever, at 11,695 pieces in total.

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Recommended for adults only, this 3-foot map will see that builders recreate the entire world map piece by piece using the smallest blocks the company manufactures.

To say that this will take you a while is a gross understatement – however, it might actually be worth it! For your convenience the set actually comes on a board with a hanger at the back of it, so you can display this beast of a project when you’re done.

Honestly, we’ve never seen anything quite like this, so check it out – because even after the world reopens, a lot of you will still probably prefer to be inside and you’re going to need something to do.

We weren’t all social butterflies before and we won’t all be social butterflies in the future.

If you’re interested in ordering one for yourself, you can do exactly that here – for a ‘small fee’ of $250 CAD. That’s totally worth it, right? 

Good luck, friends!