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Tudor Corner

10350 · Icons › Modular Buildings Collection

Tudor Corner

$229.99
8 alt builds
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$229.99
$0.070/brick
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$229.99
$0.070/brick

Tudor Corner from the Modular Buildings Collection — 3266 pieces, $229.99, with characteristic timber-frame architecture.

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LEGO.comSet price: $229.99Incl. shipping: $229.99 (opens in a new tab)Scheels, out of stockSet price: $229.99Incl. shipping: $229.99 (opens in a new tab)

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Accessories

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📖 Building InstructionsOriginal LEGO PDF

Notable parts

12 existing moulds first came out in their colour in 2025, including in this set

Calculated from Rebrickable’s public set inventories, excluding sticker sheets and spare parts.

Price history

We have been tracking this set since 10 May 2026
Highest measured$229.99since 10 May 2026
Current price since7 Oct 2026

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$0.00$100.00$200.00JunJulAugSeptOct$229.99 — $229.99 op 10 May 2026$229.99 — $229.99 op 7 Oct 2026

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Price changes

DateLowestHighest
10 May 2026$229.99$229.99
StoreLowest measuredDate
LEGO.com$229.9910 May 2026
Scheels$229.992 Oct 2026
Target$229.9929 Jul 2026

Tudor Corner (10350) is the latest addition to the iconic Modular Buildings Collection within the Icons line — a series that has released a richly detailed corner building each year since 2007 for adult builders. With 3266 pieces and an RRP of $229.99, this 2025 entry continues the tradition of densely detailed urban architecture.

Tudor Corner introduces the characteristic timber-frame construction to the modular series: black-and-white facades, heavy wooden beams and small mullioned windows give the model a strongly English-historical character. Modular Buildings traditionally sit on a 32×32-stud baseplate and connect seamlessly with other models in the line.

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