Lego releases 1,911-piece PlayStation console and controller set

Lego is releasing a 1,911-piece brick-built PlayStation console and controller set in October.

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Lego announced on September 10 that a 1,911-piece brick-built set of the original PlayStation console and controller will be released in October. ^[1] LEGO announced a new set recreating the original PlayStation 1 console, controller, and dioramas for Gran Turismo and Ape Escape. ^[2] The Lego PlayStation set is priced at $179.99. ^[3] The set will be available for purchase starting October 1 for Lego Insiders and October 4 for everyone else. ^[4] The LEGO PlayStation set is identified by the number 72306. ^[5] The price of the set in Mexico is 3,799 pesos. ^[6] The console features functional open and power buttons, and the controller can be plugged in. ^[7]

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Lego announced on September 10 that a 1,911-piece brick-built set of the original PlayStation console and controller will be released in October. · Mashable

LEGO announced a new set recreating the original PlayStation 1 console, controller, and dioramas for Gran Turismo and Ape Escape. · El Informador

The Lego PlayStation set is priced at $179.99. · Mashable

The set will be available for purchase starting October 1 for Lego Insiders and October 4 for everyone else. · Mashable

The LEGO PlayStation set is identified by the number 72306. · El Informador

The price of the set in Mexico is 3,799 pesos. · El Informador

The console features functional open and power buttons, and the controller can be plugged in. · Mashable

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