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Time to pick up the pieces and start building, because one of the most iconic houses in film history has finally been Lego-ified.
There is now a Lego build of the famous Cullen house, where many of the most important moments from the “Twilight” franchise occurred — from the vampiric baseball game, famously soundtracked by Muse’s “Supermassive Black Hole,” to the moment Edward finally reveals he and his family’s twisted lore to Bella.
On Monday morning, Lego revealed a first look at the long-awaited set, which includes 200,1 pieces and is currently available to pre-order on the Lego website for $219.99. The buildable set won’t officially ship out until Feb. 1.
In addition to the house itself, boasting floor-to-ceiling glass windows (plastic, of course, in the Lego replica), and mid-century modern architecture, the set also includes props central to many of the scenes that took place at the Cullen house throughout the “Twilight” film trilogy — including Jacob’s red pick-up truck, trees, wolves and of course, all six members of the Cullen family and Bella.
The Lego release comes ahead of the 20th anniversary of Stephanie Meyer’s first “Twilight” book, which was first published in October, 2005. The cult-favorite romance fantasy series was then adapted to a massive five-part film franchise in 2008, starring Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart as star-crossed lovers. Box sets are available of all five of Meyers books, while all five films are available to stream on Hulu.
The set just one of many pop-culture Lego builds that the toy company has released over the years. Prior sets include “Home Alone,” “Titanic,” “Hogwarts,” “The Office” and more.
Pre-order the “Twilight” Cullen house Lego set here.