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It's December, time to look ahead to next year. We've put all known 2024 sets in a nice overview for you, and we'll regularly update this list as more sets are announced. If you are missing a set, please let us know in the comments.

One thing you'll notice is that a number of sets feature a remake of the Classic Space logo on their boxes. There is not much official information yet, but it seems that multiple themes are joined in a sort of Space crossover project. We've tagged them all, so you just need to click here to see them all.

NOTE: We only list sets that have been officially announced by LEGO. We do not list leaks or unannounced sets.

If you've read our previous CITY reviews, you'll notice it seems the theme has been in a bit of a slump. The 60330-1 Hospital left me wanting more, the 60329-1 School Day had me confused: is this even a finished product? And the Lunar sets, while being a sub-theme that would be easy for me to love, it didn't grab me nor Jared as much as we would like to. I do need to add that my daughter recently build the 60351-1 Rocket Launch Center which she enjoyed a lot. The Stuntz sub-theme is great, but while bringing great fun, you could debate how city-orientated those sets are.

Another companion review for my Live Build video. The Ghost, first seen in Star Wars Rebels, has become a bit of a fan favorite. I was still in my dark ages when the last one was released so I was excited to build this one.

The iconic castle that houses the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry has been featured in multiple sets over the years. The biggest was 71043-1 Hogwarts Castle with 6020 parts, A great build, but it can be hard to find a suitable place to display this giant. Other sets show separate sections of the castle, some of which can be combined into a full castle. These are often great sets in itself, but lack in accuracy, focussing more on the playability. It's high time for a movie-accurate model of the castle, which can easily fit on a shelf.

Back in September I built 76994-1 - Sonic's Green Hill Zone Loop Challenge on the Rebrickable Youtube channel live. Here is the companion review with all the usual details on parts info on the set.