BUYING GUIDE · SPAIN · Reviewed: 25 October 2026 · Data checked against Brickset, Brickfact and reviews · Set on sale, not retired · Facts and estimates kept separate
Image: BrickLink
It is the largest modular LEGO has ever made: 4014 pieces, 12 more than Assembly Square (10255), on a 48 × 32-stud base, a plate and a half. It retires on 31 December 2026 according to our set page and Brickfact, and it is the only modular on sale with a 2026 retirement date: the Tudor Corner (10350) and the Shopping Street (11371) stay until the end of 2028. Today the decision is less whether to buy it than where: according to Brickfact, as of 25 October 2026 LEGO.es sells it at its official price of 299.99 €. Carrefour asks 351.95 €, and on Amazon.es there are only third-party sellers, from 298 € plus 23 € shipping.
Set page, price history and retirement alert
Verdict
Buy it at the official price on LEGO.es if you collect the modular street or want a large building that holds its own on a shelf. Do not pay Carrefour’s 351.95 € or Amazon.es’s 321 € with shipping while LEGO has it at 299.99 €. If what you want is packed interiors, the only review by someone who paid for it out of their own pocket says the upper floor is left “so so barren” (very empty) (JANG’s LEGO Reviews, 29:29).
- It takes up more room than any other modular on sale: 39 cm wide, against 26 cm for the Tudor Corner or 25 cm for the Shopping Street (Brickset). On your street, you will have to move the buildings you already have.
- 7 or 9 minifigures? LEGO says 7. Brickset and BrickLink count 9 because they include the two statues at the entrance (twn486 and twn487). All 9 appear only in this set, according to Brickset as of 25 October 2026.
- It has no new parts and no stickers, according to its designer, Chris McVeigh: it does have existing parts in new olive green shades and printed parts (Tiago Catarino, first look, 03:03 and 10:04).
- Where to buy it: LEGO.es, 299.99 € (Brickfact, 25 Oct 2026; we have not been able to get in to check because the site blocks automated access). Carrefour, 351.95 € (24 Oct). On Amazon.es, only third-party sellers (25 Oct).
| Question | Short answer |
|---|---|
| How much space does it take up? | 31 cm high, 39 wide and 25 deep (Brickset). A 48 × 32-stud base, the same footprint as Assembly Square. |
| How much does it cost? | Official price 299.99 €. As of 25 October 2026, no Spanish shop we have been able to check sells it for less. The lowest price in the last 90 days at Carrefour was 338.72 €. |
| When does it retire? | On 31 December 2026, according to our set page and Brickfact. Brickset does not give a date yet. |
| Does Amazon.es sell it? | Amazon does not sell it directly. Its listing has third-party sellers from 298 € plus 23 € shipping; the cheapest has 64 % positive ratings (25 Oct 2026). |
| How many figures does it include? | 7 according to LEGO, 9 according to Brickset and BrickLink, which count the two statues. Plus a dog and statue nanofigures on the roof. |
Is it for you?
- Do you want it for display? It fits. The two reviews with the set built agree that the facade is the best part. Tiago Catarino thinks it is one of the few modulars that works well on its own, without the rest of the street (09:07). JANG says it has no side that looks bad on camera, although everything that is not the facade is “a bit simple” (28:43).
- Do you want it for the interior? It depends on what you expect. Tiago loves the details and the references to classic LEGO themes (08:21). JANG finds the upper floor almost empty (29:29), and does not recommend it to anyone who wants a “dense” interior (29:07).
- Are you after the figures? That is not the reason to buy it. All 9 appear only here, but they are museum characters, not named characters. According to Brickfact, all together they are worth about 22.73 € second-hand (24 Oct 2026).
- Is your street already built? Measure first. It takes up a plate and a half. BrickPax, in a live stream in Spanish about the set (45:32), warns that it forces you to rearrange your city, as already happened with Assembly Square.
| Question | If you answer… | Then |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Do you have 39 cm free on the shelf or on the street? | Yes | It fits. Go to question 2. |
| No, only a 32-stud plate fits | Consider another option: the Tudor Corner or the Shopping Street take up a single plate. See “Sets to compare”. | |
| 2. What matters more to you, the facade or the interior? | The facade and the whole | It fits. That is what every review agrees on. |
| An interior full of details | Consider another option or first read “What the piece count doesn’t tell you”. | |
| 3. At what price do you find it? | At 299.99 € on LEGO.es | It fits, if questions 1 and 2 brought you here. |
| At more than 320 € in another shop | Wait: while LEGO.es has it at the official price, there is no reason to pay more. | |
| 4. Is it still in stock on LEGO.es? | I don’t know | Missing data: check on LEGO.es before paying in another shop. We have not been able to see it directly. |
Sets to compare
According to Brickset, as of 25 October 2026 only three modulars are still on sale. The Jazz Club (10312) and the Boutique Hotel (10297) retired on 31 December 2025, so we do not include them.
| Image | Set | It fits if you want | Pieces / age | Price (25 Oct 2026) | Retirement | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10326 Natural History Museum | The largest modular, with a facade that holds its own | 4014 / 18+ · 39 cm wide | LEGO.es 299.99 € (Brickfact) · Carrefour 351.95 € (24 Oct) · Amazon.es, third-party sellers from 298 € + 23 € shipping | 31 Dec 2026 | |
 | 10350 Tudor Corner | A single-plate modular, cheaper and with two more years of leeway | 3266 / 18+ · 26 cm wide | LEGO.es 229.99 € (Brickfact) · Carrefour 278.71 € (24 Oct) | 31 Dec 2028 (our set page) | |
 | 11371 Shopping Street | The most recent modular, also on a single plate | 3456 / 18+ · 25 cm wide | LEGO.es 249.99 € (Brickfact). We do not see it in the shops we track | 31 Dec 2028 (our set page) | See the set page |
Our take. If you are only going to buy one modular, the real difference between the three is space and date. The Museum takes up a plate and a half and retires this year. The other two take up one plate and, according to our set page and Brickfact, stay on sale until 2028, so there is no hurry. At the official price, the price per piece is almost the same: 7.5 cents for the Museum (Brickset), 7.0 for the Tudor Corner and 7.2 for the Shopping Street (worked out with Brickfact’s official prices). You pay more because it is bigger, not because it costs more per piece. If you are torn between the Museum at 350 € in another shop and the Tudor Corner at the official price, the Tudor Corner comes out 120 € cheaper and you can wait with it.
What the piece count doesn’t tell you
Building. What reviews praise most are two techniques. The staircase is made with double-sided slopes: for Tiago it is “super clever” (very clever) (05:22), and JANG finds it clean, although figures cannot stand on it because it has no studs (12:47). The other is the columns and the pediment, which the designer chose from the start (Bricksie, 11:44). The repetitive part is the black fences: Tiago found them tedious (02:39). JANG, on the other hand, thinks they are well done.
Display. It has two floors and a roof, one fewer than most modulars (Tiago, 04:34), but it takes up a lot of horizontal space. JANG feared it would swallow the rest of the street and that did not happen (27:35). The olive green drew the most complaints when it was revealed: JANG says it looks much better in person (03:07), and Tiago does not mind it (01:30). According to the designer, it was chosen so it would sit well next to the Jazz Club and the Boutique Hotel (Tiago, first look, 10:51). Tiago dislikes the lines in a different shade that cross the facade (10:18), and JANG a specific join that “doesn’t look good” (04:38).
Interior. This is where they disagree. Tiago enjoys the details and references (08:21). JANG thinks the ground level is fine but that it is all more about people than nature (14:42), and that the upper floor is almost empty (29:29). Both agree that the brachiosaurus is small: “should have been bigger” (Tiago, 06:06), and JANG warns that fossils from other sets do not fit (19:34).
Features and limits. The roof and the upper floor come off, and the brachiosaurus can be taken out (Tiago, 04:34 and 06:06). The back panel also comes off to reach the curator’s office (Bricksie, 11:20). The window cleaner’s crane cannot be raised or lowered, and to move it to the other side you have to take it apart (JANG, 05:51). The skylights, according to LEGO, let light through: JANG says that is “patently untrue” and that you can barely see the interior (07:03).
Quality. JANG saw different shades in pieces that should match (01:10), some scratches (07:27) and a spare piece that should not have been included (23:20). It is a single copy: we do not know if it happens in all of them.
Price. Both reviewers talk about the official price. Tiago sees it as “great value” compared with licensed sets (09:31). JANG says it is not bad because the value is in the exterior (23:42 and 24:56). Neither assesses the 351.95 € Carrefour asks today.
The minifigures of 10326
There are 9 figures according to Brickset and BrickLink, one of each. LEGO only counts 7 because it does not include the two statues. The “Only here?” column was checked on Brickset as of 25 October 2026.
| Image | Figure | Code | Where else it appears | Only here? | Does it affect the purchase? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Museum curator | twn490 | In no other set | Yes | Somewhat. It has a new printed torso and head (designer, Tiago first look, 10:04). Tiago links it to Dr. Kilroy from Adventurers (03:48) |
 | Museum employee (woman) | twn484 | In no other set | Yes | Little. Shares the new torso with her coworker |
 | Museum employee (man) | twn485 | In no other set | Yes | Little. Has a worried face over the broken vase (Bricksie, 08:20) |
 | Window cleaner | twn492 | In no other set | Yes | Little |
 | Visitor, mother | twn489 | In no other set | Yes | Little. Has a prosthetic leg, a part that had already appeared in other sets |
 | Child | twn488 | In no other set | Yes | Little |
 | Older visitor | twn491 | In no other set | Yes | Little |
 | Statue | twn486 | In no other set as a complete figure | Yes, as a figure. The torso is the one from the elven statues in Rivendell (Tiago, 02:39) | None. LEGO does not count it as a minifigure |
 | Statue | twn487 | In no other set as a complete figure | Yes, as a figure. Same Rivendell torso | None |
Images: BrickLink (link on each code).
Extras. It includes a French bulldog and a scene of the dog stealing a bone from the waste container, built with spare pieces (designer, Tiago first look, 03:03). On the roof there are statue nanofigures (Tiago, 03:48). BrickPax thinks the figures “could be among the best” in the line, although he would have liked more (22:35).
What we do not claim. That the figures will stay exclusive: they are as of 25 October 2026 according to Brickset, but the generic characters of the modular street look very much alike. We also do not know the BrickLink codes for the dog and the nanofigures, or how many sell individually: BrickLink did not let us look up sales.
Is it worth buying this set for its minifigures? No. All 9 appear only here, but they are generic museum characters and, according to Brickfact, all together they are worth about 22.73 € second-hand (24 Oct 2026), less than a tenth of the official price. It is a reference value, not a sum of sales, and selling individual figures has costs. If you want them, buy them separately: the set is worth it for the building, not for them.
Will the Natural History Museum 10326 go up in value?
| Facts | Signs | Uncertainties |
|---|---|---|
| It retires on 31 Dec 2026 according to our set page and Brickfact (Brickset does not give a date yet). It is the only modular on sale that retires this year. Today LEGO.es sells it at the official price (Brickfact, 25 Oct 2026) | According to Brickfact, second-hand it is already worth about 250.19 €, less than its official price, while still on sale. The same happens with the Tudor Corner and the Shopping Street: it is normal for current modulars | How Brickfact works out its “market value” (it does not say whether it mixes new and used). How much stock LEGO has left. That the retirement date moves |
Comparables, including those that did not go up. We looked at the market value Brickfact gives (24–25 Oct 2026) for five retired modulars. Two are worth more than their official price and three are worth less. The one most like the Museum is Assembly Square, which took up the same space, had almost the same pieces and cost the same: it is the one that has done worst.
| Image | Set | Retired | Official price | Market value (Brickfact) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 10264 Corner Garage | Dec 2021 | 179.99 € | 209.67 € |
 | 10278 Police Station | Dec 2023 | 199.99 € | 226.75 € |
 | 10312 Jazz Club | Dec 2025 | 229.99 € | 221.76 € |
 | 10270 Bookshop | Dec 2023 | 199.99 € | 166.46 € |
 | 10255 Assembly Square | Dec 2023 | 299.99 € | 216.68 € |
Note: that is second-hand. Shops ask much more for a retired, sealed modular. According to Brickfact, the best new offer it finds for Assembly Square is 415.49 €, and Carrefour asks 404.15 € for the Jazz Club (19–24 Oct 2026, according to our set page). These are asking prices, not sales: what a shop asks and what someone actually pays can be very different things.
| Factor | Evidence | For or against? | Uncertainty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Retirement at the end of 2026 | Our set page and Brickfact | For | Retirement is not immediate scarcity: there is still stock in shops |
| It is the largest modular and the series has collectors who complete it | Brickset; reviews | For | There is no data on how many buy it to complete the street |
| Assembly Square, its closest comparable, is worth less than its official price second-hand | Brickfact | Against | It is a different building and a different era |
| It is already worth less than its official price second-hand before retiring | Brickfact | Against | We do not know how that value is worked out |
| The figures are worth little | Brickfact (22.73 €) | Against | — |
By condition: sealed keeps everything. Opened and complete loses something, although we do not have sales of this set to say how much. Without figures it loses little, because they are worth little. For an incomplete set we have no data.
The possible future appeal of this set rests on being the largest modular in the series and on its expected retirement at the end of 2026, but it depends on how much stock is left in shops when LEGO stops selling it and on street collectors still looking for it, and it could be held back by the precedent of Assembly Square, which today is worth less than its official price second-hand according to Brickfact, and by figures of little value.
We do not make price predictions. Buy it if you like it even if it never goes up.
Video reviews
We have read the full subtitles of two reviews with the set built and of two videos with the designer. Minutes are approximate, with a margin of about 30 seconds.
| Channel | Date | Language | Set provided by LEGO? | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JANG’s LEGO Reviews | 4 Jan 2024 | EN | No: he bought it (“it cost me $300”, 00:00). With affiliate links | The longest review (30 min) and the most critical of the interior, the skylights and the quality of some pieces |
| Tiago Catarino | 3 Nov 2023 | EN | Yes, according to the video description. With affiliate links | The most positive: he puts it third or fourth in his ranking of modulars (11:04) |
| Bricksie | 30 Oct 2023 | EN | Filmed at a LEGO event, with the designer | The designer speaks: it is LEGO’s version, not an independent opinion |
| Tiago Catarino, first look | 30 Oct 2023 | EN | Filmed at a LEGO event, with the designer | New parts, existing parts in new shades, printed parts and why olive green |
| BrickPax and 24Collection | 5 Nov 2023 | ES | Not stated | A live stream in Spanish about the official images, without the set in front of them. We use it only for their opinions |
They agree that the facade is the best part, that the olive green looks better in person or does not bother them, that the 48 studs give the rooms breathing space, that the brachiosaurus is small and that the sides and back are simple. They disagree on the interior (Tiago enjoys it and JANG finds the upper floor poor), on the skylights and on whether the fences get tedious. Watch who is speaking: the only review by someone who paid for the set is JANG’s. Tiago received it from LEGO, and in the other two 2023 videos the designer speaks. The three reviews in Spanish we found are presentations or live streams without the set built.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy LEGO 10326 in Spain at the best price?
According to Brickfact, on LEGO.es at 299.99 €, the official price, as of 25 October 2026. We have not been able to get in to check because the site blocks automated access. Carrefour has it at 351.95 € (24 Oct 2026), and on Amazon.es there are only third-party sellers, from 298 € plus 23 € shipping. We have not been able to check El Corte Inglés, Fnac, PCComponentes or Toys"R"Us.Why does it look more expensive on Amazon.es?
Because Amazon does not sell the set directly: what you see are third-party sellers (25 Oct 2026). Brickset lists it as a LEGO exclusive. When you search for it, LED light kits from other brands made for this set also show up, and they do not include the set.Does it include 7 or 9 minifigures?
7, according to LEGO. Brickset and BrickLink count 9 because they include the two statues at the entrance, which are shaped like minifigures (twn486 and twn487). JANG explains it like this at the start of his review: “seven standalone minifigures plus two statues” (00:00).How much space does it take up on a modular street?
A plate and a half: 48 studs wide by 32 deep, the same as Assembly Square. It is 39 cm wide, against 25–26 cm for single-plate modulars (Brickset). It has two floors and a roof, one fewer than most (Tiago, 04:34).Is it the largest modular?
In pieces, yes: 4014, 12 more than Assembly Square (Tiago, 09:31). In footprint, it ties with it. In Bricksie's video, the designer talks about “10 more pieces” (13:42), but with Brickset's figures the difference is 12.Does it have stickers?
No. According to the designer, everything decorated is printed: the “Museum” plaque at the entrance, the banners, three torsos and the curator's head (Tiago, first look, 10:04).Sources and method
This guide looks at documentation and reviews: we have not built the set. Sources checked on 25 October 2026:
- Brickset 10326 and its minifigures, plus the pages for sets 10350, 11371, 10255, 10264, 10270, 10278, 10297 and 10312.
- Brickfact: today’s price on LEGO.es, value of the minifigures and market value of 10326 and of the retired modulars.
- Amazon.es: the set listing (B0CGY1FSH8), with its third-party seller offers, and the affiliate API, which does not show it as available.
- Our tracker: 10326 set page, with the Carrefour price, the 90-day low and the retirement date, and the pages for the alternatives.
- YouTube: the 5 videos in the table, with their minute.
Pending: check directly on LEGO.es the price, the stock and whether there is any gift with purchase (the site blocks automated access and the price comes from Brickfact). Find out whether the Carrefour offer is from Carrefour or from a third-party seller. Check El Corte Inglés, Fnac, PCComponentes, Toys”R”Us and Juguettos, which blocked the lookup. Confirm the retirement date with a second official source (Brickset does not give it yet). Look up on BrickLink the completed sales of the set and the codes for the dog and the nanofigures. Find a review in Spanish with the set built.
