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Lego’s next buildable sneaker is a Nike Dunk.

In 2021, Lego collaborated with Adidas for a brick-built version of the brand’s iconic Superstar sneaker. This year the company has partnered with Nike for a 1,180-piece buildable replica of its Dunk sneaker that includes hidden storage, swappable lace colors, an exclusive minifigure, and a display stand featuring a spinning basketball.

The set is available for preorder starting today for $99.99, and expected to ship starting on July 1st, 2025.

<em>The set includes a display base featuring the Dunk logo and a miniature basketball replica.</em>
<em>The shoe comes with either blue or green laces that can be swapped or mixed and matched.</em>
<em>The shoe opens up and easily disassembles revealing storage spots for small items.</em>
<em>B’Ball Head is an exclusive minifigure included with the set featuring Nike attire and its own pair of Dunk sneakers.</em>
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The set includes a display base featuring the Dunk logo and a miniature basketball replica.
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