What’s this? What’s this? A Lego Nightmare Before Christmas set, that’s what! Lego is officially turning Halloween into Christmas with its newest set, as fans of the classic film can look forward to a ghoulish collection of locations from the holiday movie. Inspired by Tim Burton’s designs, the set is priced at $200 and will be released on September 3 for members of the Lego Insiders club before it rolls out to the wider public on September 6.
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Inside the box, you’ll find almost 2,200 pieces that you can use to construct three locations: Spiral Hill, Jack Skellington’s house, and the Halloween Town Hall. These include authentic details like the walking bathtub, a chalkboard in Jack’s house with his formula for Christmas, and the lectern at the Town Hall where Jack gave his speech about Christmas. You can display them separately, but for a true diorama piece, you’ll want to place them together on your shelf, as they really do have an impressive presence.
There’ll also be eight minifigures, so you can recreate scenes with Jack Skellington, Sally, Sandy Claws, Lock, Shock, Zero the dog, and the two-faced Mayor. The set includes a booklet featuring interviews with the designers of this kit, as well as all the instructions to piece it together.
This will be quite a big set once it has been fully assembled–Jack’s house is an impressive 32.5cm high–and if you’re looking for something more affordable, you can check out this Lego Minecraft set over at Walmart . Priced at $30, it has three sets to build and several minifigures to collect.
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