"If you've ever stared at your bookshelf and thought "something's missing," the answer might just be 1,359 bricks and a deerstalker hat. LEGO's newest entry in its Icons line, the Sherlock Holmes: Book Nook (set #10351), is the kind of thing that makes you stop and look twice. It's a fully detailed slice of Victorian Baker Street that folds up slim enough to slip between your novels like it was always meant to be there."
"Sherlock Holmes is arguably the most iconic fictional detective ever created. Arthur Conan Doyle first introduced him to the world in 1887, and the character has never really left the cultural spotlight since. Books, films, BBC adaptations, podcasts. The man in the deerstalker hat has shown up in just about every medium imaginable. And yet, despite LEGO spending decades immortalizing everything from Hogwarts to the Millennium Falcon, Holmes somehow never got his own set. That changes with this release, and it feels long overdue."
"Designer: LEGO The Sherlock Holmes: Book Nook is LEGO's first-ever official Sherlock Holmes set and is priced at $129.99. Part of the LEGO Icons lineup and rated for adults 18 and up, it also introduces the brand's new Book Nook format: a concept built around the idea that a LEGO display doesn't have to dominate a room. It can quietly live on your shelf instead."
LEGO introduced the Sherlock Holmes: Book Nook (set #10351), a 1,359-piece Icons set priced at $129.99 and rated for adults 18+. The set uses a new Book Nook format designed to fold slimly and sit between novels on a shelf. The folded exterior features a tiled black silhouette of Holmes against a tan background, creating a restrained bookend-style presentation. When unfolded, the set reveals a fully detailed slice of Victorian Baker Street. LEGO entered the book nook niche to offer detailed, lit worlds in a compact display. The release marks LEGO's first official Sherlock Holmes set and aims for careful attention to detail.
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