Lego Launches 964-Piece Snoopy's Doghouse Set for Peanuts' 75th Anniversary
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It's a good time to be a Lego fan, as the iconic brick-building brand keeps delivering one collector's item after another. Known for sparking creativity and endless imaginative builds, Lego sets have grown far beyond being just toys for kids; the lineup now includes sought-after collectibles, home decor accents and pop culture staples alike.
This week, Lego is opening preorders for an iconic new set celebrating 75 years of Peanuts: the first-ever brick-built Lego Ideas Peanuts: Snoopy's Doghouse . Retailing for $89.99 and arriving in stores on June 1, this nostalgic 964-piece model features Snoopy and his loyal sidekick Woodstock, and lets builders recreate a variety of classic Peanuts scenes.
Peanuts: Snoopy's Doghouse, $89.99 at Lego
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Based on scenes from the comic strip's 75-year history, fans can build and display this charming set while posing Snoopy and Woodstock in multiple positions. As a tribute to the world-famous beagle, the model lets users recreate heartwarming moments, from Snoopy perched with Woodstock atop his classic red doghouse with a typewriter to the duo toasting marshmallows over a campfire beneath a starry night sky.
Designed for versatility, Snoopy can be posed in multiple positions with adjustable legs and neck, giving fans full control over their builds. Whether he's lounging on his back atop the famous doghouse, dreaming up a story, or cozying up next to the campfire, there are plenty of ways to stage the scene. Woodstock can also be positioned in front of Snoopy on the doghouse or perched on his belly while he's lying down, adding even more playful options.
But the fun details surrounding the newest Lego Ideas set don't stop there. Through the Lego Builder app , fans can unlock an enhanced building experience, including zooming and rotating with 3D instructions and the ability to save and track progress along the way. Basically, if you're feeling in over your head with a build, the app helps you stay on track until you finish.
How One Fan's Idea Became a Must-Have Build
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An even cooler detail: this Peanuts: Snoopy's Doghouse Set was designed by Atlanta-based Lego fan Robert Becker as part of the Lego Ideas program. After publishing his design on the platform, it reached the 10,000-vote milestone and underwent the rigorous Lego Ideas review process, ultimately earning approval to become an official Lego set.
Becker shared some insight into his process, saying, "I've always been a huge fan of Snoopy and the Lego brand, so I decided to design my own version of him. I originally built them for myself, but over the course of a year, my family persuaded me to submit them to the Lego Ideas platform, and now here we are."
Even Lego Group's marketing director, Monica Pedersen, chimed in to sing Becker's praises, saying, "This set has so much character, clearly inspired by an iconic scene from the Peanuts comic strip. Giving fans the opportunity to build the campfire scene of Snoopy and Woodstock toasting marshmallows under a starry night is a wonderful representation of a much-loved character."
Shoppers can preorder the iconic 964-piece set now through June 1 at Lego.com, then buy it in stores at Lego locations or through select global retailers starting June 1. When constructed, the doghouse stands over 10 inches tall, 6.5 inches wide, and 5.5 inches deep, making it ideal as a fun mantel piece or cute desk decor.
Don't sleep on this adorable collector's find. With preorders already open and June quickly approaching, chances are it will sell out fast once the floodgates fully open. While you're at it, check out Lego's retro-inspired roller skate build and legendary Zelda build , both of which shoppers are anxious to get their hands on.
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