While The LEGO Group ain’t trumpeted no official declaration, various sources by the likes of Brick Set, Brickipedia and Brick Economy have begun listing the price and part count for the upcoming Goonies set inspired by a design by Delusion Brick.
The set will supposedly contain 2,912 pieces and retail for US $299.99 / €299.99 with a release date of November 2025.
Could this be a Black Friday release?
“The Goonies (1985)” by Delusion Brick
Delusion Brick originally submitted the build to the LEGO Ideas “If we could turn back time” challenge.
During mid August 2025 came the official announcement it was be produced as an official LEGO set.
If yer haven’t thoroughly inspected the build yet, we’ve got plenty more images lay yer lookin’ balls upon.
“If We Could Turn Back Time” Challenge
The LEGO Ideas Team challenged entrants to build a creation oozing with nostalgia, inspired by a classic 80s film or TV show.
After Idea Intake concluded upon 9 April 2024, an Expert Review team selected five entries for Crowd Voting, allowing us fans to select our favourite entries.
Two entries fortunate enough to survive to Crowd Voting were granted passage to enter production as an official LEGO Ideas sets what will eventually appear in yer local toy store.
If yer wish to learn more about the mechanics of the challenge, be sure to read the official announcement…
The Goonies
The Film
The Goonies be one of them essential 80s films what many older AFOLs fondly remember watching as a little tacker.
The Goonies film poster – that’s Thanos hanging from the stalactite
But if this fine flick has evaded you, we’ve thrown together a synopsis with beautiful photos to bring yer up to speed.
Ship: The Inferno
There be a slight discrepancy between the build and what appeared on screen!
Spot the differences!
The build resembles a shipwreck with broken sails, while the ship on screen proudly sails away… literally with full sails.
How will the LEGO Design Team reconcile this inconsistency?
Schrödinger’s LEGO set: both a ship and shipwreck while in its box
Will they deviate from the source material and hope unscrupulous fans remain none the wiser?
Or do they possess a clever solution up their sleeves?
What Do Yer Think?
Are yer getting excited for the upcoming Goonies set? Or shall yer reserve judgment until the final design is right before yer eyes?
Will the final design include both screen accurate ship and cavern system?
Or are yer gonna save yer gold for something a bit more classic-inspired like Privateer Frigate Fortuna or Coconut Cape?
Aye, LEGO Pirate fans have choices for once!
Well, yer best be lettin’ us know how ye think the winds’ll blow in the LEGO Pirates Forum and Classic Pirates Facebook Group.
