[OFFICIAL] LEGO Ideas® 21363 The Goonies - Released Nov 4

[Dreamweb]

It has been officially announced that LEGO Ideas® 21363 The Goonies will be released upon 4 November, 2025.

LEGO Insider Members may place pre-orders from 27 October. 

The set will contain 2,912 pieces and 12 minifigures.

And it will set yer back:
299,99 €  / £269.99  /  $329.99 USD  / $379.99 CAD /  $479.90 SGD  /  $499.99 AUD  /  $549.99 NZD

LEGO Insiders members who pre-order between 27 October and 7 November will receive 40773 The Walshes’ Attic as a Gift With Purchase.

 

 

 

40773 The Walshes’ Attic

 

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Original Post

Another pirate ship (or in this case shipwreck) is coming!

The ship from Goonies will be turned into an official set.

https://ideas.lego.com/blogs/a4ae09b6-0d4c-4307-9da8-3ee9f3d368d6/post/2c75bca8-4192-4a03-a4de-750733ab5868

[TalonCard]

I know a lot of people LOVE The Goonies, but I've never really cared for it. However, the Inferno is a fantastic setpiece and an iconic pirate ship, so I'm glad that it's finally getting a full scale LEGO set. I'm a little underwhelmed by the fan model; it's a little too straight and repetitive, but I'm sure the official design will liven things up. The ship isn't exactly wrecked; it sails away at the end of the film, so hopefully it's a full ship model and not a facade.

It's not regular LEGO pirates, but it's one of the better licensed options while we wait for the next true pirate set. :)

Edited August 14, 2024 by TalonCard

[Dreamweb]

19 minutes ago, TalonCard said:

The ship isn't exactly wrecked; it sails away at the end of the film

Well, truth be told, I last saw it maybe 3 decades ago, so...

I remember it was fun to watch, and I've read somewhere that the producers wanted to give the ship away for free once the production wrapped, but no one wanted it, so they just scrapped it.

But I think it might make a good set, LEGO will definitely add more colours to it.

[TalonCard]

Oh sorry, didn't mean to sound like I was correcting you, just putting the hope out there that they'd do a full pirate ship model rather than the more "flattened" take we see here.

[Yperio_Bricks]

I never watched the Goonies and hear about the Inferno for the first time but when i look it up i find ships like this one:

Looks pretty good

EDIT: Ok, now that i saw the backside of the fan model i have to change my mind. Not that the idea is bad, but now i doubt we will get a proper ship.

[Jack Sassy]

3 hours ago, TalonCard said:

I'm a little underwhelmed by the fan model; it's a little too straight and repetitive

Agreed, my favourite detail are the cannon ports, would be interesting to see a vessel MOC with such ports. 

[Mister Phes]

12 hours ago, Dreamweb said:

Another pirate ship (or in this case shipwreck) is coming!

Good work reporting on this - we probably have sufficient interest to make the LEGO Ideas Inferno its own a topic.

But one thing I've noticed...

In the Goonies film, The Inferno technically isn't a shipwreck because during the final scene it sets sail...

[Dreamweb]

12 hours ago, TalonCard said:

Oh sorry, didn't mean to sound like I was correcting you, just putting the hope out there that they'd do a full pirate ship model rather than the more "flattened" take we see here

No worries mate, all I meant to say is that I don't remember the film very much... Perhaps it's a good time to rewatch it.

12 hours ago, Yperio_Bricks said:

Ok, now that i saw the backside of the fan model i have to change my mind. Not that the idea is bad, but now i doubt we will get a proper ship.

Yeah, I've seen it too. It looks like more of a playset than a proper ship. Then again the Barracuda Bay had the feature of conversion into a full ship, so there's always this possibility.

2 hours ago, Mister Phes said:

In the Goonies film, The Inferno technically isn't a shipwreck because during the final scene it sets sail...

As mentioned above, I didn't quite remember the ending. Anyway, the ship seems to be only half-built, the other half looks like this:

And it's huuuge, I'm certain the final set will be shrunk considerably.

[Mister Phes]

6 hours ago, Dreamweb said:

As mentioned above, I didn't quite remember the ending.

I know.  So that's why I was reminding you.

[PxChris]

I love the Goonies, one of my absolute favorite childhood movies! I also happen to live in Oregon where it was filmed and have visited many of the filming locations from the movie multiple times (the Goonies House, the jail, the final scene beach, the location where the restaurant was, etc., etc.

I'm extremely excited for this set! I can't wait to see what the LEGO designers do with the concept model.

[Mister Phes]

So who's going to watch The Goonies in the near future?

[TalonCard]

7 hours ago, Dreamweb said:

No worries mate, all I meant to say is that I don't remember the film very much... Perhaps it's a good time to rewatch it.

Yeah, I've seen it too. It looks like more of a playset than a proper ship. Then again the Barracuda Bay had the feature of conversion into a full ship, so there's always this possibility.

As mentioned above, I didn't quite remember the ending. Anyway, the ship seems to be only half-built, the other half looks like this:

And it's huuuge, I'm certain the final set will be shrunk considerably.

Ooh, I had not seen the other half, that's actually a pretty cool idea. If they can make the front less generic and facade-like and add some sails, I'm all for it.

[Murdoch17]

I love that the octopus is there from that deleted scene.

[karrit]

I've never seen the whole movie.  Just bits & pieces here & there.  But when I saw this entry in the competition it's the one I voted for.  Pirate ship, treasure caves, what's not to like?  

[Ardelon]

Even if it's not a whole ship, depending on the parts used, it may be possible to buy 2 and mirror-build the opposite side to get the entire ship.

Not a challenge I would take up, since I'm lukewarm on the movie and priced out of the large Ideas sets, but it's still a thought.

[Elephant Knight]

Interesting. I've never seen the Goonies, but I may have to now. If the set is a  nice enough ship, and complete enough, I'll have to get it. otherwise, an easy pass.

EKnight

[Mister Phes]

1 hour ago, Elephant Knight said:

Interesting. I've never seen the Goonies, but I may have to now.

Surprising a seasoned sailor such as yourself hasn't seen an 80s classic!

 

1 hour ago, Elephant Knight said:

If the set is a  nice enough ship, and complete enough, I'll have to get it. otherwise, an easy pass.

What if it's a complete ship but doesn't have fabric sails?

[kuzyabricks]

11 hours ago, Mister Phes said:

Surprising a seasoned sailor such as yourself hasn't seen an 80s classic!

 

What if it's a complete ship but doesn't have fabric sails?

Brick built sails are our communities version of helmet holes)))) Fabric sails are so much better, not even comparable 

[Dreamweb]

On 8/15/2024 at 3:50 PM, Mister Phes said:

So who's going to watch The Goonies in the near future?

I'm going to rewatch it pretty soon.

And by the way, knowing how deeply LEGO modified Ideas sets in the past, it would not surprise me at all if the final set was a complete ship, and all the action scenes, caves, etc. were moved to a separate build, or even several smaller separate structures. Which would actually be an upgrade in my eyes. 

[Elephant Knight]

20 hours ago, Mister Phes said:

What if it's a complete ship but doesn't have fabric sails?

Hmmm. If it's still a nice enough looking ship, I would get it.

EKnight

[Mister Phes]

7 hours ago, Dreamweb said:

And by the way, knowing how deeply LEGO modified Ideas sets in the past, it would not surprise me at all if the final set was a complete ship, and all the action scenes, caves, etc.

Well, look at Barracuda Bay...  It was only the shipwreck island concept submitted to LEGO ideas but in the end product we got the option to display a complete ship.

[Franco Clarke]

Whatever the set ends up being, it ought to add more useful pirate parts into circulation which is always good (Brown masts would be greatly appreciated). Not overly impressed by the film, but the ship would make for a beautiful model. 

[Horation]

@Franco Clarke I don't think they'll use brown mast pieces, I think they'll do like the fan model and just use some 2x2 round bricks for the mast.

Also, I don't know why people are expecting cloth sails so much, it is meant to be a wreck, you are really setting yourselves up for disappointment if you think they'll add cloth items along with the main part of the build.

[Mister Phes]

12 hours ago, Horation said:

Also, I don't know why people are expecting cloth sails so much, it is meant to be a wreck

Aye, the LEGO Ideas submission is meant to be a wreck, but to honour the ship seen in the movie (pictured below), it cannot have broken masts without sails.

Otherwise, consumers may feel cheated because that would not be authentic to the ship from the movie.

 

And maybe some are misremembering because they haven't seen the film in years, but the ship is definitely not a wreck as it sails away in the final scene.

[Lion King]

Now two new ship sets are coming up. Yay for Pirates fans!