This BTS Lego Set Commemorates a Song on Their ARIRANG Tour Setlist and It’s Back in Stock Online
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BTS ‘ “dynamite” collaboration with LEGO is back in stock.
The LEGO Ideas BTS Dynamite Collectible Set originally dropped back in 2023 to celebrate the group’s hit single, but it quickly sold out online, with savvy resellers listing it for up to ten-times the price on sites like Stockx.
But Amazon has restocked the BTS LEGO set, just in time for the group’s ARIRANG World Tour where “Dynamite” is of course, on the setlist .
BACK IN STOCK LEGO Ideas BTS Dynamite Model Kit Selling fast online $99.98 Buy Now On Amazon Fans can tap into their inner LEGO builder and recreate scenes from the “Dynamite” music video and more, with brick versions of the disco, record store, donut store, ice cream truck and other set pieces from the visual.
The set also includes poseable mini-figures of RM, Jin, SUGA, J-Hope, Jimin, V and Jung Kook carrying tiny microphones.
Designed for ages 18 and older, the play-and-display collectible set features 749 LEGO pieces, including buildable palm trees, a main building that stands 5.5-inches tall and the basketball hoop in front of the wall with a mural like the one from the music video.
A step-by-step booklet comes included in the package along with instructions, details on BTS’ rise to global superstardom and interviews with LEGO designers.
The LEGO Ideas BTS Dynamite set (21139) was originally submitted by fans Josh and Jacob in 2021.
“Josh did the building and design work and, as a massive BTS fan, I told him what needed to be in it, what details were most important.
It was a really fun process,” Jacob told LEGO.
“Jacob had the BTS knowledge, and he was able to direct my build in the proper way.
I watched the music video over and over and tried to capture its essence in the LEGO bricks,” added Josh.
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