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In celebration of the franchise's 15th anniversary, Lego has teamed up with Minecraft to release a special set made for its adult fans.
Dubbed "The Crafting Table," the latest innovation from the toy company marks the first time it has catered to the adult audience.
The collaboration showcases a buildable, open-cube version of a Minecraft Crafting Table.
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With 1,195 pieces, it features five mini-build modules with 12 Minecraft biomes, including a dripstone cave, a Cherry Grove, the Deep Dark, and more.
It also comes with eight micro figures, including characters Steve, Alex, a skeleton, a witch, a Creeper, a villager, a cow, and a pig.
As an ode to Minecraft fans, the set will have stickers featuring in-game phrases that can be added to the model however its owner pleases.
On the company's website, Lego highlights that it is a set for the adult range "designed to deliver a rewarding and immersive escape for any model-making enthusiast."
Overall, the model measures an estimated 5.5 inches (14 cm) high, 6 inches (15 cm) wide, and 6 inches (15 cm) deep.
Fans can pre-order now on Lego's website.
Lego's Recent Collabs
The toy company has been on a roll with its team-ups lately.
Just before it announced the 15th anniversary Minecraft set, Lego unveiled the new Lord of the Rings: Barad-dûr set, a towering model with five detailed fortress floors, topped with the ever-watching Eye of Sauron.
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It also partnered with Jurassic World to promote its Allosaurus model, dropping a "public service announcement" post on Instagram featuring the franchise's iconic Mr. D.N.A.
This comes after Jurassic World dropped its new Netflix show "Jurassic World: Chaos Theory," a sequel to its animated series Camp Cretaceous.
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