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LEGO collectors are running to LEGO to grab the new holiday sets that are selling fast

LEGO is back with a lineup of festive holiday sets for 2025, perfect for collectors, builders, or anyone who loves a little extra magic in their home. From elaborate displays to charming seasonal decorations, these new sets are designed to bring the holidays to life brick by brick.

Among the highlights are the Icons Holiday Express Train ($130) and the Family Christmas Tree Decoration, both released this fall.

The train is a 956-piece build featuring a bobbing smokestack, a bell-ringing polar bear on a flatcar, and a fully furnished end carriage — perfect for a mantle, tabletop, or window display.

The Family Christmas Tree ($330), clocking in at over 3,100 pieces, is a show-stopper with tiny hidden rooms inside where elves and Santa prepare for the season, making it both a fun build and a year-after-year centerpiece.

These sets aren’t just toys — they’re collectible decor pieces. LEGO’s move to create more display-worthy holiday builds means even adult fans are jumping in early.

Seasonal LEGO sets also make excellent gifts and are growing in collector value. Early shopping gives you time to enjoy the building experience and showcase your display throughout the season rather than scrambling for a late purchase.

Whether you’re adding a new train to your holiday village, building a magical Christmas tree, or hunting for collectible ornament sets, LEGO’s 2025 holiday collection is worth checking out.

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