The Goonies finally get their own LEGO set next month

The biggest hit movie of the '80s has become a gold mine for LEGO lately, and the next cult classic to get the LEGO treatment is The Goonies . Fans of adventure movies can build The iconic hell pirate ship from the movie When the new 2,912-piece LEGO Ideas: The Goonies set launches on November 4th for $330. However, members of the LEGO Insiders program—It's free to join–The set will be available for pre-order starting November 1st. LEGO Insiders who order this set between November 1 and 7 will also receive LEGO Ideas The Goonies: Walsh's Attic As a pre-order bonus, while supplies last.

$330 | Released November 4

This 2,912-piece set recreates the infamous pirate ship that carried One-Eyed Willy's treasure. It is filled with interactive elements and is designed as a diorama that can be displayed on a shelf. You'll also need to free up some space, as the fully assembled kit is a whopping 24.5 inches long and 14 inches tall from mast to keel.

You can recreate some iconic scenes here, including the brick skeleton organ, the discovery of Willy's treasure room, and you can even give the sloth a piece of chocolate. Speaking of Sloth, he's one of 12 minifigures included in this set. The full list includes:

• Mother Fratelli
• brother francis
• Jack Fratelli
• Lawrence Cohen
• Clark “Mouth” Devereux
• Richard “Data” King
• Mike Walsh
• Andrea “Andy” Carmichael
• Stephanie Steinbrenner
• Brandon “Brand” Walsh
• sloth
• One-Eyed Willy

When it comes to LEGO sets, 80s movie fans are spoiled for choice right now. One of the cool releases recently is the Gizmo setan adorable reappearance of the Mogwai from the Gremlins movie. Gizmo is a fully articulated figure, his arms, hands and fingers are articulated, he wears a pair of 3D glasses, and he has an expressive face. You can even get him wet without having to worry about everything falling apart.

Other LEGO sets inspired by 80s movies and TV shows include several figures from LEGO's growing Transformers series, such as Optimus Prime, bumblebeethis Decepticon Soundwave. Star Wars fans can pick up this huge $1,000 LEGO Death Star From Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, while fans of Back to the Future will want to check out DeLorean time machine. A new DeLorean kit will also be available next yearalthough this is a smaller, cuter version of LEGO Ideas Big Brother.

Go back to the 80s with these LEGO sets

In addition to these '80s-themed kits, LEGO collectors can also pick up Busts based on popular Marvel heroesthis LEGO Technic McLaren is heavily discounted Before it retires, you can check out All 19 LEGO holiday sets Can be ordered.

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