Lego builds on 30+ years of PlayStation with new console-inspired set
Lego said the set (product number 72306), which is designed for adult builders, utilizes the unmistakable grey colorway of the original machine. Standout features include functional open and power buttons as well as a brick-built controller that plugs directly into the console. The system measures over 2.5 inches high, 10.5... Read Entire Article
Lego has unveiled a new 1,911-piece set inspired by the PlayStation console, following a recent leak on social media. This adult build set, priced at $179.99, celebrates over 30 years of PlayStation history. The set, designated 72306, faithfully replicates the original PlayStation in a near 1:1 ratio, complete with a grey color scheme, functional power and open buttons, and a brick-built controller that plugs directly into the console.
Hidden within the console are two buildable dioramas - one featuring a miniature track from the original Gran Turismo game, and the other a scene from the 1999 title Ape Escape. These can be concealed or displayed alongside the machine. Lego notes that this set serves as a tribute from one fan community to another, celebrating the console's rich history.
The Lego PlayStation is set to arrive in time for the holiday season, with early access members able to purchase it on October 1, and the general release on October 4. This follows Lego's tradition of creating officially licensed replica consoles, including sets of the Sega Genesis, Atari 2600, Nintendo Game Boy, and the original Nintendo Entertainment System. The latter set, a highly sought-after item, has since appreciated in value since its launch.
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