What is the connection between the set and Billund?

Billund is the Danish town where LEGO® was founded and where the company is still based. The set is a tribute to that home town.

How many pieces and minifigures are included?

Set 40507 contains 1,404 pieces and one minifigure. The pieces span 388 different part types.

Is it part of a regular theme?

No, it is catalogued as a special edition from 2026. It does not belong to a standard retail line.

LEGO Exclusive

I ❤️ Billund

Set 40507, I ❤️ Billund, is a 2026 tribute to the small Danish town where LEGO® was founded and still has its headquarters. It combines 1,404 pieces with a single minifigure.

Set number: 40507
Year: 2026
Pieces: 1,404
Minifigures: 1
Theme: LEGO Exclusive
Different parts: 388

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 388

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (100)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 1

Baby, Red Torso, Blue Legs fig-0174932 pieces × 1

Description

Why Billund matters

For most people Billund is a dot on the map of Jutland. For brick fans it is where the whole story began, and the heart in the set name makes the intention obvious. The catalogue lists the model as a special edition rather than part of a regular line such as City or Creator, so it stands somewhat apart from the usual shelf of retail sets. It is best understood as a keepsake: something for people with a personal connection to the town or a curiosity about where the toy comes from.

An unusually varied build

With 388 distinct part types across 1,404 pieces, this is a remarkably diverse set. On average each element appears fewer than four times, which suggests plenty of different details and techniques rather than long runs of identical steps. That tends to keep the build engaging from start to finish. It also makes the set attractive as a source of parts: a broad selection like this is far more flexible for your own creations than a large pile of the same few bricks.

Palette and audience

White, Light Bluish Grey, Green and Yellow are the most common colours, creating a bright, cheerful look with a sunny accent that echoes the company's familiar brand colours. There is only one minifigure, so the set is clearly about the model rather than play with a cast of characters. That places it firmly in display territory. Adult fans and collectors looking for a reminder of a visit, or simply a nod to the origin of the hobby, are the most obvious audience.

Parts list and next steps

The complete parts list below shows all 388 part types with their colours, which helps when sorting after the build or checking that nothing is missing. If you decide to take the model apart later, the What can I build? tool on this page lists other sets you could rebuild fully or partly with the same pieces. Sets with a wide variety of parts usually produce more matches there, so this one is a good candidate for exploring alternative builds.

FAQ

What is the connection between the set and Billund?: Billund is the Danish town where LEGO® was founded and where the company is still based. The set is a tribute to that home town.
How many pieces and minifigures are included?: Set 40507 contains 1,404 pieces and one minifigure. The pieces span 388 different part types.
Is it part of a regular theme?: No, it is catalogued as a special edition from 2026. It does not belong to a standard retail line.

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