LEGO Icons Clock Tower set rumored for January 2027 launch

In the same way esports fans track the next big roster move, LEGO collectors watch modular releases for what’s coming next—and a fresh leak suggests 2027 is shaping up to be a major year for the LEGO Icons lineup. A newly reported entry in the Modular Buildings line is said to be a large Clock Tower set launching in early 2027, with details pointing to a streetscape-style build rather than a lone monument.

Clock Tower joins the Modular Buildings pipeline

LEGO’s Modular Buildings family, part of the LEGO Icons theme, is reportedly set to expand in early 2027 with an imposing Clock Tower model. The set is described in a leak attributed to an insider source shared through the Brick Tap community of serial LEGO leakers.

The Modular Buildings line traces back to 10182 Café Corner, a 2,056-piece set released in October 2007 and retired in December 2009. Over the following two decades, LEGO has generally added one full-size modular entry per year. While LEGO bricks are intercompatible, each modular set is designed to connect into a larger street layout.

The most recent modular addition mentioned in the source is 11371 Shopping Street, which launched in January 2026 as the Icons subtheme’s 21st set to date. The leak’s new Clock Tower entry is positioned as the next step in that ongoing annual cadence.

Reported 11391 Clock Tower specs: pieces, price, and date

According to the leak report, the next modular building would be set 11391, branded as Clock Tower. The model is described as containing 3,264 pieces and targeting a January 1, 2027 release date.

Pricing is also included in the report, with the set said to land in the $250 range—specifically $249.99 / €249.99. The leak further notes that minifigures are expected, but the exact count is still unknown. An 18+ age rating is listed as part of the roundup.

The description suggests the set’s “Clock Tower” identity may be more streetscape than standalone landmark. The rumored build is said to sit on a 32×32-stud baseplate and feature a large, three-story tan-and-dark-nougat building that includes a hardware store. A smaller, lighter two-story building is also described, appearing to house a deli. Between the two structures, a staircase is said to lead up to the namesake red clock tower element.

Why this leak matters: size and placement in a crowded 2027 year

The source emphasizes that no images of the final product have leaked yet, which is typical for sets still nearly six months out. Still, the reported 11391 Clock Tower may be a natural continuation of 11371 Shopping Street, including both the 32×32-stud footprint and a multi-building layout separated by a passageway.

With 3,264 pieces, the rumored Clock Tower set could land among the largest LEGO releases of 2027. The source frames it as a credible candidate for the 15 largest sets released in 2027, and it compares the figure to prior year size thresholds—highlighting that 3,264 pieces would have placed it high in some years’ top-15 lists, but not inside the top 10 for certain recent releases.

It also draws a pricing parallel: the $249.99 figure is presented as plausible by referencing that 11371 Shopping Street launched with the same sticker price and roughly 200 more pieces.

Key points

• LEAKED DETAILS: LEGO Icons 11391 Clock Tower is reported to launch January 1, 2027.
• SIZE: The set is said to include 3,264 pieces, putting it in contention for 2027’s largest LEGO releases.
• PRICE: Reported around $249.99 / €249.99.
• LAYOUT: A 32×32-stud streetscape is rumored, with multiple commercial buildings and a red clock tower.

Expert View

If accurate, this rumor signals LEGO is leaning into what modular collectors already value: repeatable street-scale footprints, connected layouts, and flagship “anchor” features—here, a clock tower—without abandoning the multi-building format. For the market, a 3,264-piece modular at a $249.99 price point suggests LEGO is continuing to treat the Modular Buildings line as a premium, high-attention product category rather than a niche release. For the community, the lack of images so close to launch keeps speculation open, but the reported connection to 11371 Shopping Street’s footprint and layout hints that fans may get another cohesive streetscape chapter instead of a radical departure.