32 Best Lego Sets for Adults, Because Yes, You Are That Bored

It’s a Lego Transformer that actually transforms. High-level engineering.

The classic Seinfeld squad and apartment in Lego form. Now you can reenact all your favorite bits about nothing brick by brick.

You’ll never own the real thing. You can, however, get the Lego version, built with insane details and plastic mechanics.

A classic, kitted-out Land Rover Defender is easier to come buy than you may think. But the parts and upkeep? That’s why you’ll never make the jump. Once again, the Lego version is a safe bet.

Maybe the most iconic car to ever be filmed, Bond’s Aston Martin DB5, laden with gadgetry, first appeared in Goldfinger. Re-created in Lego form, it has all the same bells and whistles, down to the ejector seat.

Why get her a bouquet of flowers that will wilt in 30 seconds when you can gift her this viral floral Lego set that will last forever? It’s the perfect gift for Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, and practically any special occasion.

Now that Revenge of the Sith is celebrating its 20th anniversary (feel old yet?) it’s time to wear your Star Wars obsession like a medal. The TIE fighter is one of the most iconic ships in the series, whether you love the original films or you’re a prequel-apologist.

Be a hater if you want, but there’s no denying that Twilight is an iconic series. This set comes with all the best tidbits from the films, like Bella’s rusty truck, Charlie’s mustachioed face, a werewolf, and Bella and Edward in a tree. Where you been, loca?

A trip to Rome costs a pretty penny, but this hyper-realistic model of the Trevi fountain is well worth the cash. Whether you love architecture or you’re still thinking about the Roman Empire, this piece is pretty enough that you won’t need to tuck it away when guests come over.

We can all agree that retro radios look way cooler than the average Bluetooth speaker. You can actually put your phone in this Lego set so it looks like it’s playing all your favorite music.

One does not simply walk into Mordor … but one could definitely take some time to build this massive Lego set of over 5,000 pieces. It can be built with hidden passageways, and some parts even light up.

Grab your acceptance letter and march straight to Hogwarts. This castle comes with all your favorite characters, plus some collective Harry Potter portraits for the castle walls.

For the true Francophile, this architectural model of Notre-Dame is pretty much identical to the real thing. You’ll love diving into this project for days on end.

Say what you will about the prequels, but the podracing scene is a true masterpiece. This Lego diorama will help you capture one of the most iconic moments in Star Wars history.

Following the success of the NES set, Lego and Mario are taking us to a minimalistic rendition of scenes from classic platformer Mario 64.

A brick’d re-creation of the classic masterpiece in color and abstraction—complete with a Vincent mini-figure.

For the sneaker-head, or someone who just wants a plastic shoe, this one comes adorned in shoebox packaging with its own display stand.

The Blue Blur is making quite the comeback with movies and new games. So it checks out that this re-creation of the first Eggman fight in Green Hill Zone would make a Lego-fied appearance.

Footy Fever is at an all-time high here in the States, mainly due to the lovable Ted Lasso…. Maybe the upcoming World Cup, too. Why not build one of the world’s most renowned soccer stadiums in plastic bricks?

The classic Ghostbusters in a quick-hit 500-piece set. You need it!