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Middle-earth fans, get ready! Two LEGO The Lord of the Rings sets are rumored to be joining the LEGO Icons lineup in 2025, starting with 10354 Bag End. Here's everything we know so far about these exciting additions to the LEGO collection.
LEGO 10354 Bag End: A home worth revisiting
Rumors of a LEGO set centered on Bag End have been circulating for months, and recent reports suggest that the set will release in April 2025. As an integral part of the Shire, Bag End holds a special place in the hearts of Tolkien fans, and its potential as a detailed LEGO set has fans buzzing with anticipation.
Details like pricing and piece count are still under wraps, but there’s plenty of room for speculation. Could this be a compact and cozy model focusing solely on Bilbo and Frodo’s iconic hobbit hole, akin to the beloved 79003 An Unexpected Gathering from 2012? Or might it expand to include a larger portion of Hobbiton, such as the party field from Bilbo’s birthday celebration or other hobbit holes dotting the Shire? Given the size and complexity of recent LEGO Icons sets, the latter seems plausible.
Set details
- Set number: 10354
- Set name: Bag End
- Piece count: unknown
- Minifigures: unknown
- Release date: April, 2025
- Price: unknown
- Availability: LEGO
Bag End is a place rich with storytelling potential. Whether it’s Gandalf knocking on that round green door, the dwarves crowding the dining table, or Frodo setting off on his journey, this set could pack in plenty of iconic scenes and characters.
Another The Lord of the Rings set in 2025?
The excitement doesn’t end with Bag End. Rumors also hint at a second LEGO The Lord of the Rings Icons set slated for later in 2025. While there’s no word yet on its subject, the possibilities are endless. Will LEGO tackle another iconic location like Minas Tirith or Edoras? Could we see a detailed map of Middle-earth or a buildable version of an artifact like the One Ring?
This marks a potential milestone for LEGO, as having two large-scale The Lord of the Rings sets in a single calendar year is unprecedented. With the Icons theme aimed at adult builders, fans can expect intricate designs and a focus on display-worthy builds.
Why Bag End is so iconic
Bag End isn’t just a house, it’s a symbol of the Shire’s warmth and simplicity. From Bilbo’s unexpected adventure in The Hobbit to Frodo’s departure to destroy the One Ring, this hobbit hole has witnessed the beginning of legendary journeys. Its circular architecture, grassy roof, and inviting interior make it one of the most beloved settings in Middle-earth.
A LEGO version of Bag End could feature memorable details like Bilbo’s desk, maps, and even the pantry stocked with hobbit-sized provisions. Minifigures could include Bilbo, Frodo, Gandalf, and perhaps even Sam and a few dwarves.
What makes LEGO The Lord of the Rings so special?
LEGO’s The Lord of the Rings sets have consistently brought Tolkien’s world to life with remarkable attention to detail. From Rivendell’s intricate elven architecture to Barad-dûr’s menacing silhouette, LEGO has captured the essence of Middle-earth’s diverse locations. Adding Bag End and another set in 2025 would continue this tradition, appealing to both hardcore fans and casual collectors.
What do you hope to see?
Whether you’re a fan of the books, the movies, or LEGO itself, the rumored release of 10354 Bag End and another mysterious set is big news. Are you hoping for a sprawling Hobbiton scene or a smaller, more detailed Bag End? What other locations or moments from Middle-earth would you love to see brought to life in LEGO form?
Share your thoughts in the comments below. What would your dream LEGO The Lord of the Rings set look like?
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