LEGO LAUNCHES NEAR 1:1 PLAYSTATION CONSOLE SET

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THU, SEP 3, 2026

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Lego releases a detailed replica of the original PlayStation console on October 1, complete with miniature dioramas featuring classic games from the system.

The set captures the iconic design of Sony's first-generation PlayStation in near 1:1 scale. The replica includes functional details that recreate the console's distinctive appearance from its 1994 debut. Beyond the main console model, the set features two miniature dioramas showcasing classic PlayStation titles. These displays offer collectors a chance to recreate memorable moments from the console's legendary game library. The October 1 launch date marks Lego's continued expansion into gaming nostalgia sets. The collaboration reflects growing demand for collectible recreations of retro gaming hardware. The PlayStation set joins Lego's existing lineup of entertainment and gaming-themed products, appealing to both long-time PlayStation fans and Lego builders seeking detailed construction projects.

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