Sonic has appeared in Lego form before, of course – first in the Lego Dimensions toys-to-life video game, and later in a brilliant Lego Ideas set depicting Green Hill Zone.

Lego has revealed the final design for its long-in-the-works Sonic the Hedgehog set, which recreates a piece of the iconic Green Hill Zone lego in brick form. It’ll cost $69.99 when it hits ...

Read More: Lego Is Looking Into Making This Excellent Sonic Mania Set. The four new Lego sets are Sonic’s Green Hill Zone Loop Challenge, Tails’ Workshop and Tornado Plane, Amy’s Animal ...

This isn’t the first time Sonic has run around the blocky world of Lego. He’s appeared in the game, Lego Dimensions, featuring his own physical Lego figure and an in-game level. This time he ...

The original concept set design was submitted to Lego Ideas by Viv Grannell, a UK-based Sonic fan. The design exceeded the 10,000 fan votes required to get Lego to consider the project for production.

Sonic the Hedgehog’s Green Hill Zone Lego set goes up for sale on Jan. 1, 2022. The 1,125-piece set will costs $69.99 and include five minifigures. Here’s where and when to get it.

You could buy a Sonic pack back when Lego Dimensions was a thing. But the timing of this latest set couldn’t have worked out better for Sega. It’s the year of Sonic, with the franchise ...

This wouldn't be the first team-up between Sonic and Lego, of course - there was a Sonic add-on pack for the Lego Dimensions game - but an actual retail set would be a significant development.

After being under consideration for months at this point, it is finally official: Sonic the Hedgehog is getting a LEGO set based on the 2017 video game Sonic Mania.The LEGO Ideas concept by 24 ...

Wave 7 of the Lego Dimension set brings with it one of the most anticipated packs with the Sonic the Hedgehog level pack and a brand new story pack based on the Harry Potter spin-off, Fantastic ...

After getting 10,000 votes and working out details, Lego and Sega will make the Lego Ideas Sonic Mania Green Hill Zone set. ... Here’s how the level looked in Lego Dimensions.

The original concept set design was submitted to Lego Ideas by Viv Grannell, a UK-based Sonic fan. The design exceeded the 10,000 fan votes required to get Lego to consider the project for production.