Next year marks the 50th anniversary of Steven Spielberg’s Jaws, and if you’re looking to celebrate the original blockbuster, this new Jaws Lego set is a must-have. Capturing the magic–or terror–of one of the pivotal scenes from the classic film, it’s available now to preorder at The Lego Store and is priced at $150. It’ll be available starting August 3 for Lego Insiders and it’ll start stalking the wallets of everyone else on August 6. How do you know it’s close by? Just keep an ear open for a relentless tuba tune in the background.
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Recreating the scene in Jaws where Quint, Chief Brody, and Hooper faced down the shark–AKA Bruce–from the deck of the Orca, this set has almost 1,500 pieces. The Orca looks like it sailed in straight from the film set and is full of authentic details, while the shark is massive and dwarfs the included minifigures. It has an unsettling number of teeth and enough space in its mouth to chow down on everything from a salty shark-hunter to an explosive oxygen tank.
You can display the shark on its own thanks to a buildable pedestal, or you can combine it with additional bricks and the Orca to create a very cool diorama piece. There’s even an additional plate to attach to the display piece, referencing an iconic quote from Jaws.
Ahead of Prime Day 2024 this month, several Lego sets are on sale right now. You can add some great pieces to your collection, like the massive Optimus Prime. Meanwhile, Indiana Jones fans can build the Temple of the Golden Idol, and the 6,187-piece Razor Crest UCS Set from The Mandalorian is down from $600 to $455.
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