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LEGO designers unveil 21363 The Goonies and reveal its secrets! Massive One Eyed Willy's Pirate Ship

Hey you guys! The LEGO Group reveals the hotly anticipated LEGO Ideas 21363 The Goonies set — a massive tribute to the 1985 adventure classic. Join the LEGO design team as they take you behind the scenes of this incredible model inspired by The Goonies movie. Explore One-Eyed Willy’s pirate ship, the Inferno, recreated in 2,912 pieces and designed for both display and play. 21363 The Goonies Highlights: • Release date: November 1, 2025 • Price: £269.99 / $329.99 / €299.99 • Free 40773 The Walshes’ Attic set when you order early • 12 minifigures — the full Goonies crew, the Fratellis and One-Eyed Willy • Buy the set at https://blocksmag.com/goto/21363-the-... Watch now to see the full reveal, hear from the LEGO design team and discover the hidden Easter eggs in LEGO Ideas 21263 The Goonies. Do you want to know when the new LEGO sets from Fan Media Days get announced? Sign up for the FREE Blocks newsletter and we’ll email you as soon as they are revealed! https://blocksmag.com/goto/newsletter/ Designed by Marina Stampoli, Markus Rollbühler and Tom Gerardin, based on a LEGO Ideas fan submission by Vaggelis Ntezes, this build brings the magic of The Goonies to the brick — complete with hidden trapdoors, sliding sails, falling boulders and even the deleted-scene octopus. From “Hey you guys!” to “Never say die,” the Goonies’ spirit runs through every brick of this massive LEGO Ideas set, as it has been designed by fans of the 1980s adventure flick. The cross-section design of the ship reveals layered vignettes straight out of the movie — from the Fratellis’ booby traps to One-Eyed Willy’s treasure room glittering with gold. Senior Model Designer Marina Stampoli explains how the team leaned into 80s nostalgia: “I’m here to take you back to a time when there was no Internet, there were no cell phones,” says Marina. “We did our own mixtapes from the radio and some of the coolest movies came out. “This is One Eyed Willy’s Pirate Ship, aka the Inferno. It’s The Goonies, the movie from 1985. We had our own Goonies team here working on the model. We worked on this together with Markus Rollbühler and Tom Gerardin. Thanks to Vaggelis’ amazing layout, 90% of the movie is spoiled in this set. “It was mostly based on Vaggelis’s idea, which was very, very clever to kind of have half of it be the ship and then half of it be the caves in front. But exactly because Vaggelis’ was so good and so solid, it was hard to change the layout. But the layout made sense because it follows the sequence of the movie. “We had to downscale it, of course, because his submission was huge. We built the base when we started working on it. And it was really, really big. But you know, sometimes when you work digitally, you cannot get the full scale of things, even we can’t. So it was a challenge because we also wanted to add the treasure room, which wasn’t in Vaggelis’ original submission. So it was a challenge to set up the rooms in a way that all the levels and the heights were correct, then you could pass the minifigures through them. But we had a good base to start from.” The set includes 12 minifigures – Sloth, Chunk, Mikey, Mouth, Brand, Data, Andy, Stef, Mama Fratelli, Francis Fratelli, Jake Fratelli, and One-Eyed Willy. The exterior of The Inferno includes cannon hatches, gold detailing and rockwork representing the grotto where the Goonies discover the long-lost ship. If you want to upgrade your LEGO hobby for the true insider experience and read fascinating interviews from Fan Media Days, take out a subscription to the monthly LEGO magazine for fans; https://blocksmag.com/product-categor... #LEGO #Goonies #LEGOIdeas #LEGOGoonies #LEGO2025 #LEGODesign #LEGONews #NeverSayDie #LEGOSetReveal #LEGONostalgia #AFOL #LEGOfan #FMD25 #RLFMdays #LEGOFanMediaDays