Lego's Super Mario 64 Question Block set has been retired, but there's still stock left on Amazon. Once the set has sold out on Amazon, there's a very real chance it won't ever be available again.

The massive Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block is a 2,064-piece ... Beyond just serving as a clever diorama, the Question Mark Block Lego also includes several interactions with the Lego Super ...

and side sets like the LEGO Mario 64 Block were also fantastic, but the next set may be the most ambitious in the LEGO Super Mario line. The Mighty Bowser is a more-than-2800-piece set that’s ...

But if you look a little deeper, you’ll find lots of Mario 64 references ... or Luigi figures from a LEGO Super Mario Starter Set, you can use the figure to scan tags hidden throughout the ...

The 2,064-piece Lego set is shaped just like the iconic Question Mark blocks from the Super Mario series, and inside of it are several small dioramas of landscapes from Super Mario 64. You can ...

"He might be the big boss, but he still brings back a warm feeling of nostalgia to adult Super Mario fans worldwide ... to a line that includes a Lego Mario 64 '?' Block and a Lego Nintendo ...

Since 2020 LEGO and Nintendo have been partnered up ... the previous holder of the largest moniker which was 71395: Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block with 2 064 pieces. It also dwarfs the ...

After some teasing and online speculation, Lego has officially revealed its ... like the impressively large Bowser from 2022 and the giant Super Mario 64 block from 2021. While these sets were ...

Intended for ages 7+ and containing 738 pieces, it costs $64.99 / £59.99 making it the smallest and cheapest of the three. The stream also provided our first glimpse at Lego Super Mario ...

After teasing the next expansion of its Super Mario line back in March, today, Lego announced the first six Mario Kart sets that will release just after the holidays on January 1st, 2025.

(Courtesy of Lego) The Might Bowser, priced at $269.99, will be released Oct. 1. Cue the evil Bowser laugh you dreaded from Super Mario 64. While 2,807 is a lot of pieces, it’s far from Lego’s ...