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Lego’s latest crossover set is based on none other than the hit sitcom The office. If you’re a fan of the show – and I know there are a lot of you – you’ll want to get your magnifying glass out, as the set is packed with feedbacks to some of the most iconic things from The office.
The set layout is a remarkably detailed replica that features some of the most commonly seen places in the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company offices, including the front desk, Jim and Dwight’s desks, Michael Scott’s office, and the conference room.
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But look a little closer – seriously, that’s a 5K image you can download or tap and zoom in on the above – and you’ll just keep finding details lovingly recreated in Lego form. Michael Scott’s “World’s Best Boss” mug? It’s there. Dwight’s stapler in jelly? yep. Is Stanley? snacking on a pretzel? He is sure. That painting above the chair in the foyer? Looks like a Lego version of Pam’s watercolor of the office. Kevin even has spilled his chili on the floor.
Measuring over 3 inches high, 12 inches wide and 10 inches deep, the 1,164-piece set also includes 15 minifigures of some of the show’s most famous office mates. You can see the entire group in the photo below. (Though I wish Erin, who was a key figure in later seasons, was included too.)
Just enjoy these pictures of the set from Lego. The level of detail is delightful. And even extra stickers and accessories are included. “We didn’t want to withhold any references,” Lego’s Chris Perron said in a statement.
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Image: Lego
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The set became a fact after get 10,000 votes through the Lego Ideas program. The original contributor, Jaijai Lewis, has been working on the project since 2014. It will be available exclusively for pre-order on Friday on Walmart’s website in the US and Canada and on Lego.com internationally ahead of an October 1 release. (You can also buy it in-store at Walmart when it’s officially on sale.) It’s not cheap at $119.99, but for a Office superfan, it might be worth everything Schrute Buck.