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Review: LEGO Ideas 21324 Sesame Street

October 23, 2020 By Jay Ong 19 Comments

One of the most highly anticipated LEGO Ideas set in 2020 is 21324 123 Sesame Street, a playful, nostalgic journey that will surely surprise and delight anyone, regardless of how old you are.

First of all, no this set is not just for those aged 18+. LEGO’s box design choice was terrible, and this is a really family-friendly set that is suitable for even younger builders – it’s not super challenging at all.

Cookie Monster, Elmo, Bert, Ernie, Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch make their debut into the LEGO world with this incredibly playful and fun set.

LEGO 21324 Sesame Street will be released on 1 November globally, and will be available from LEGO.com and your local LEGO store.

Check out my review and thoughts of one of the most anticipated LEGO Ideas sets below!

Thanks to LEGO for providing this set for review.

LEGO Sesame Street Box

Name: 123 Sesame Street
Set Number: 21324
Pieces: 1,368
Price: AU$199.99 | US$119.99 | £109.99 – Buy from LEGO.com [AU] [US] [UK]
Exclusive to: LEGO Brand Retail Stores, LEGO.com
Theme: LEGO Ideas
Release Date: 1 November

First up, stickers. We’ve been spoiled with recent LEGO Ideas sets being relatively sticker-free with prints aplenty.

The LEGO Sesame Street set relies heavily on stickers, not so much for set texture or architectural details but for the purposes of character references, and fun little Easter eggs.

Don’t be alarmed, there are some exclusive printed elements in the set (such as the Sesame Street sign).

LEGO Sesame Street Minifigures

Meet the cast of the LEGO Sesame Street set! We get the main* and most iconic characters – Elmo, Cookie Monster, Bird Bird, Bert, Ernie and Oscar the Grouch in minifigure form.

This set makes LEGO Ideas history by being the first set with new moulds introduced for the heads of the main Sesame Street cast. Previously, LEGO Ideas sets had only used existing moulds, but I’m glad LEGO made an exception with this set as I can’t think of any way to bring the muppets to live without these new heads.

LEGO Big Bird Minifigure

Here’s Big Bird, in all his big, yellow-y glory. Did you know, Big Bird is 249cm (8’2″) tall, and debuted on the very first Sesame Street episode in 1969?

The Big Bird minifigure uses the wings from Chicken Suit Guys, but his tall headpiece is a brand new mould – it’s quite sturdy, but isn’t made out of typical ABS plastic and is instead rubbery, although not soft like certain hairpieces.

LEGO Big Bird Pieces

The Big Bird mould is really large, and I love that his tail is fused to it as well. It fits in very snugly onto the body.

LEGO Big Bird Minifigure Side

I love Big Bird’s feathery texture which accurately mimics his appearance on the show.

LEGO Oscar the Grouch

Meet Oscar the Grouch, everyone’s favourite trash can-dwelling grouch. While not a minifigure, LEGO have done a decent job including him in the set, with the printed sphere featuring his trademark scowl.

LEGO Oscar the Grouch outside of can

Have you ever wondered what Oscar looks like outside his trash can? Wonder no more.

LEGO Bert and Ernie Minifigure

Here’s the Bert and Ernie minifigures, the two life-long best friends and roommates on Sesame Street. The LEGO designers have done a remarkable job capturing their appearances, and they translate best to minifigure form, with highly detailed moulding and printing on their faces.

I really love that Bert has his turtleneck as part of his outfit.

LEGO Bert and Ernie Minifigure Back

Here’s a look at the back of their heads, and back printing on their torsos. To account for their height differences, Bert has medium-length legs.

LEGO Cookie Monster and Elmo Minifigure

Next we have the most marketable Muppets, Cookie Monster and Elmo. These two juggernauts of merchandising have probably been responsible for turning Sesame Street into a monster marketing machine, based on how universally loved they are by kids and parents alike.

I love Cookie Monster’s google-eyes, which captures his appearance perfectly.

Unfortunately, their bodies and legs are completely plain, and it would’ve been nice to have some texture or printing on them to match their furry muppet looks.

LEGO Sesame Street Minifigures Characters

I think the selection of minifigures is great if a little flawed – LEGO did pick the right characters to include based on their overall popularity.

Because the Sesame Street universe is so expansive, we can get into a massive discussion into who got cut that deserved to be in – frankly, I am surprised that Abby wasn’t included to balance the gender scales, but I am most disappointed at the Count’s exclusion.

LEGO Ideas Sesame Street Set

Here’s the completed set! The build was really fun, and not particularly challenging. You definitely don’t have to be 18+ to build this set.

You do a bit of everything with the build, and with only 6 bags, went by a lot quicker than expected. The facade of 123 Sesame Street is really attractive with some cool architectural features.

I also enjoyed the interiors and furnishing which make great use of space, packed with details and easter eggs.

The set was also a lot larger than I expected, and from what the official photos make it look like. It’s a formidable display piece but at the same time, has plenty of room for younger kids to play around with.

There’s so much going on with the set, and I really enjoyed just how many elements of the show the designers managed to pack into the set, and you’ll definitely enjoy looking around and discovering all sorts of different references hidden in nearly every corner of 123 Sesame Street.

LEGO Ideas Sesame Street Back

Here’s a look at the back of the set, which has a dollhouse like exposed back, allowing you to appreciate the interiors and place the characters in their respective homes.

Now, let’s take a tour of 123 Sesame Street.

LEGO Sesame Street Stairs

Here’s a look at the entrance of the most important address of all – 123 Sesame Street, with its wide, inviting front stoop which has plenty of space for the minifigures to gather.

The entrance also features a printed address – the iconic building number 123 is printed on a transparent 2×1 brick which is a really nice touch.

LEGO Sesame Street Sign

And another nice surprise – the iconic street sign (and number above it!) is also a printed element, and I’m really glad that LEGO decided to print this part instead of opt for stickers, which they totally could have.

LEGO Sesame Street Entrance

The street lamp also fittingly makes its debut in green, and I really like the use of the pearlescent globe which just makes it pop.

In this shot, you can also see the blue mailbox (remember to vote if you’re in the US) which was constructed using a really ingenious technique – using light blue syringes as feet.

LEGO Sesame Street Scene

There’s a lot going on in the main Sesame Street thoroughfare, and I love how much space is available for all the minifigures to interact with one another.

LEGO Sesame Street Oscar the Grouch

Here’s a look at Oscar’s home – a small enclave located right next to the Sesame Street steps. He’s in a really prime spot to be grumpy at passerbys.

LEGO Sesame Street Oscar's Bin

I LOVE the fact that they included Oscar’s pet – Slimey the worm, printed on a heart tile. It’s super cute, and I just love that he has a buddy keeping him company.

Next to Oscar is a dark red crate, which contains a green sack, a particularly rare element, as it was previously only available in the Christmas X-Wing, which was an employee set.

It also wouldn’t be New York without a pizza box, and it’s nice to get another one of these printed Pizza tiles.

LEGO Sesame Street Big Bird's Nest

Over on the right is Big Bird’s nest, which is littered with a ton of cool little Easter eggs. I love his blue mailbox, and also the portrait of Mr. Snuffleupagus, his wooly mammoth imaginary friend, as well as the portrait of Mr Hooper behind him.

LEGO Sesame Street Hooper's Store
LEGO Sesame Street Newspapers

Moving back to the other side of the building, we have Hooper’s Store, a small general store, that’s set up like a bodega. Outside of the store is a box filled with a carrot, banana, and a newspaper with a reference to Super Grover. There’s also a newspaper about a Winter Porridge shortage.

LEGO Sesame Street Hooper's Store Interior

The insides of Mr Hooper’s store is packed with little things to buy, and I love that the designer incorporated tiles from Dots to serve as illustrated elements without resorting to stickers.

LEGO Sesame Street Coffee

I’m not sure if the tile with peanuts is new, but I’ve never seen it before. There’s also a cash register, and a counter to serve guests.

Directly across Hooper’s Store is a table and chair, and some really nice fencing on the side, along with a streetlamp.

LEGO Sesame Street Cookie Monster's Room

Hooper’s Store has an upper level for Cookie Monster’s room. I don’t really recall Cookie Monster having an apartment, but my memory is hazy, but he has quite the cozy loft. No bed as real estate prices in New York are insane, so he just has a pale yellow couch and footrest.

LEGO Sesame Street Cookie Monster Apartment

Here’s a closer look at Cookie Monster’s room, which is littered with Easter eggs. Firstly, there’s a photo of Cookie Monster’s Foodie Truck behind him.

On the TV there is Guy Smiley the game show host, and above it a massive portrait of The Count. It’s so large and prominent probably as an apology for him getting cut from the set.

LEGO Sesame Street Facade

Now let’s take a look at the main 123 Sesame Street building. The facade is really well done, especially the design of the windows, and small architectural sculptures over the main entrance.

LEGO Sesame Street Window

Windows are used prominently in the show (handy, when you’re using puppets), and thus also feature heavily around the build, with plenty of detail around them, and open windows for the minifigures to stick their heads out.

LEGO Sesame Street Biff and Sully's Construction Co Poster

The sides of the building feature plenty of details as well, such as this massive poster of Biff and Sully’s Construction Company, and an outdoor wire balcony with some weed, a potted plant.

LEGO Sesame Street Abby's Fairy Garden

The designers probably felt bad omitting Abby, so there’s a massive graffiti portrait of her right next to her fairy garden, which is super charming. As a nod to the fairy muppet, her wand is also featured in the garden.

LEGO Sesame Street Rooftop

Here’s a look at the roof, which has some nicely designed chimneys.

LEGO Sesame Street Cookie Monster Feeding Birds

On the other end is a little hutch for pigeons, and also two white birds included which is great as urban wildlife is a constant theme in the show.

What I love most is just how much space there is for minifigures, so you could pack the entire cast on the roof easily.

LEGO Sesame Street Elmo's Room

The ground floor is mostly taken up by Elmo’s bedroom. There is a dresser with a rocket, and a fishbowl on it, a toy train that goes under Elmo’s bed, and a stuffed bunny.

On the wall are more omitted muppets, including a family portrait with Elmo and his dad, and beneath it a photo of Rosita and Zoe.

LEGO Sesame Street Corkboard

On the other end of the room in the main hallway is a message board filled with all sorts of notes and drawings, a black telephone, and above it a bell, which clever uses the cherry element.

LEGO Sesame Street Bert and Ernie's Room

The last room in the home is the most detailed – Bert and Ernie’s room. Their room is captured almost perfectly, and is the most detailed out of every other section of the set.

LEGO Sesame Street Bert and Ernie's Beds

Bert and Ernie’s single beds are situated next to each other, and there are plenty of neat decorations inside such as a dinosaur model, a ball, a board where Bert proudly displays his collection of bottle caps.

The lamp is sublime, making great use of the LEGO Minecraft heads.

Cooking with Oatmeal Book

There’s also a dark green lounge chair, for uhm, Bert to watch Ernie in the bath? There’s a recipe book on Cooking with Oatmeal, which has a pretty gross instructions to mix 1 Cup of Oatmeal with Mango, and Butter Milk on the inside.

I wouldn’t try it if I were you.

Ernie's Bathtub

And to close the 123 Sesame Street tour off, we have what is one of the most recognizable spots in the entire home – Ernie’s bathtub, which also contains his beloved Rubber Ducky.

The design of the Bathtub is great, even if the positioning and proximity to their bed is pretty suss, but I love how simple yet effective they’ve made it.

Above the bookshelf is also a reference to the Pinball game!

What I liked:

  • Fun, varied build that’s both enjoyable and interesting
  • The minifigure designs absolutely nail it and translate well into LEGO
  • The set’s large size and display presence
  • All the Sesame Street Easter eggs hidden throughout
  • The playability and displayability is amongst the best this year
  • Despite the high price, it packs a ton of value

What I didn’t like:

  • No Count minifigure
  • Sticker sheet is a little excessive
  • The box design and calling this an 18+ set is just silly and confusing
  • The Australian RRP of AU$199.99

Final thoughts: I absolutely love the LEGO Ideas 123 Sesame Street set, and this is one of the best LEGO sets in 2020 in every single area.

First of all, outside of some character omissions like The Count, or the large number of stickers, this set is pretty much flawless.

Unless you count the packaging. I understand, but cannot fathom why LEGO would lump  a Sesame Street set into its 18+ theme. This is clearly aimed at nostalgic adults, but also parents who have Sesame Street-watching kids, and apart from the design, is a really accessible, family-friendly set.

Now that it’s out of the way, you can truly tell that the designers poured their hearts and souls and love of Sesame Street into this set. The minifigures are great, and I love that LEGO bent their rules about no new moulds or minifigure elements in an Ideas set for this set.

Having Cookie Monster, Elmo, Big Bird, Bert and Ernie as minifigures is so great, and their cartoony muppet looks translate so well to minifigure form.

The LEGO Sesame Street set just exudes charm, and I love that the designers who were obviously limited by the number of characters and minifigures to include in the set, littered the entire set with references and Easter Eggs to the wider Sesame Street universe, and characters who were left out.

Despite the set’s high price, I think this set is amazing value, and will be a great set to pick up for those who grew up with Sesame Street (all of us?) or if you’re a parent to young kids who have been entranced by the magic and wholesomeness that is Sesame Street.

I also loved how amazing this set looks on display. It is a large set, and commands quite a presence on your display shelf. As a bonus, there is so much space to play with, and you can place the minifigures around in so many spots, that the play options are endless.

My daughter just loves playing with this set, and interacting with all the elements throughout thanks to the dollhouse design.

With the Christmas season coming up, this is going to sell like absolute hotcakes, and is one of the best pop culture-themed LEGO Ideas sets to have been released.

Instant buy recommendation for this – you will not regret it at all. I don’t hand out perfect scores often, but the LEGO Ideas Sesame Street set gets a convincing 5 out of 5 stars from me.

Rating: 5/5

Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoyed this early review of 21324 Sesame Street

What do you think of the LEGO Ideas Sesame Street set? Is this a must-buy?

If you have any other questions about the set, or minifigures, please let me know in the comments!

21324 123 Sesame Street will be available from LEGO.com on 1 November onwards from LEGO.com or your local LEGO store.

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  1. Andre Beck says

    June 20, 2022 at 4:20 PM

    I am hoping that we will have a Sesame Street minifig series collection in the near future. Here are my 16 choices to add to the 6 characters:
    1. Grover 2. Super Grover 3. Rosita (she’s female and more established) 4. The Count (a MUST) 5. Herry Monster (one of the 3 blue longtime SS monsters) 6. Prairie Dawn (the first female SS muppet) 7 & 8. Biff & Sully 8. The Amazing Mumford 10. Guy Smiley 11. Sherlock Hemlock 12. Mr. Johnson (Grover’s favourite customer) 13. Telly 14. Zoe 15. Betty Lou 16. Abby Cadabby

    Absolute NO to Baby Bear.

    Reply
  2. Andre Beck says

    June 20, 2022 at 4:02 PM

    I have 2 beefs about the Sesame Street set in relation to the minifigs:
    1. Very disappointed that LEGO attached Bert’s turtleneck to his head. They could’ve made it detached like they did with the Tin Man’s metal bowtie from the 2nd LEGO Movie minifig series. What if Bert is at the beach or wearing a different shirt?
    2. Oscar’s head should have a textured appearance. After all, he’s furry.

    Overall, the rest of the minifigs look great.

    Reply
  3. Greg N. says

    March 29, 2022 at 3:35 AM

    Snuffy actually isn’t imaginary! Apparently, Big Bird kept trying to introduce him to his friends, but they always just missed him somehow, which led people to *think* he was an imaginary friend.
    But yeah, Snuffy and Big Bird were always my favorites, and I’m so happy with how cute Big Bird looks as a minifig. ^^

    Also, Bert and Ernie. 😉

    Reply
  4. NoBricksOnMe says

    March 5, 2021 at 4:11 AM

    Following @DanRevill’s statement about Hooper’s, I agree, but maybe throw in some Martians to go with the UFO. Speaking of Sesame Street, I have a good joke: Ernie set up an ice cream stand. Bert walked up, wanting an ice cream. ‘What do you want?’ Ernie asked. ‘Can I have a sundae?’ Bert replied. ‘Sure, Bert!’ (Sherbet)

    Reply
    • Jay says

      March 6, 2021 at 10:48 PM

      Haha, that’s a great one! I need to uh, re-enact that exact scene with minifigs for a comic strip.

      Reply
  5. NoBricksOnMe says

    March 5, 2021 at 4:04 AM

    Great review, Jay! Am I right when I say that Oscar the Grouch’s head is a recoloring of the BB-8 body? Which would be ironic, because the top of the fire hydrant is BB-8’s head. This is definitely at the top of my list, next to the UCS Millennium Falcon and the new version of the Ghostbusters Ecto-1. I’ve never watched Sesame Street myself, but anything with fuzzy monster puppets is up my alley. 🤪

    Reply
    • Jay says

      March 6, 2021 at 10:47 PM

      Yup, it’s a recoloured Bb-8 body, you’re absolutely right there!

      It’s really cute and you won’t regret it. I’d say, prioritise the Falcon first as I have a gut feel that it doesn’t have long left on the market.

      Reply
  6. Dan Revill says

    January 12, 2021 at 4:01 PM

    I wonder if they may not make another smaller Sesame Street building to attach to Hoopers down the road. Maybe throw in a couple more characters like Count, Grover and Abbey. I hope either way this isn’t the last of the license. I have one more bag to do (sorta with my 4 year old). Been a fantastic build.

    Reply
  7. Allie says

    November 8, 2020 at 6:01 AM

    HI! I think this set looks amazing. I saw it the other day and I want it for my collection. I am skeptical about all the stickers because I have never really liked them, they are so hard to put on. I love the mini figures that come with this set though, I also wish there were more too but, I think they pick good ones for it.

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    • Jay says

      November 14, 2020 at 6:59 PM

      Yeah, the stickers are a pain, but they’re in fairly standard shapes so there’s not a lot that can go wrong.

      If you’re having issues with stickers, try applying some soapy water to the bricks, which will help the sticker slide around to get it into position.

      Reply
  8. Ed says

    November 1, 2020 at 7:53 AM

    But Gordon and Susan live in 123 Sesame Street, don’t they? Or at least they did in the 1970s. Bert and Ernie’s place is in the basement.

    Reply
    • Jay says

      November 2, 2020 at 8:46 AM

      Haha yes, that’s completely right. They took a few creative liberties with the layout.

      Reply
  9. Arvin says

    October 24, 2020 at 11:49 PM

    Thanks for the review/preview Jay. Wasn’t aware that this set was coming out so soon. Love how the characters have been nicely translated into minifigure form.

    I do have a few gripes, though. I wish there was more texture on Oscar’s head — it’s too smooth and clean for his character! And that Aussie RRP price is a downer as well.

    Otherwise, it’s a great looking and fun set.

    Reply
    • Jay says

      November 2, 2020 at 8:54 AM

      Thanks Arvin! Oscar does seem like a bonus they added, but yes, in general the lack of texture across the minifigures is one minor complaint. Hopefully there’ll be a good gift with purchase (Dickens tribute set) soon to make it a more compelling purchase.

      These’d look great for LEGO minifigure photography and I can’t wait to see what you do with them!

      Reply
  10. Robyn says

    October 24, 2020 at 2:27 PM

    I see Bert and Ernie and enjoying some private time ?

    Reply
    • Jay says

      November 2, 2020 at 8:55 AM

      Haha! I’m glad someone managed to spot it! 😛

      Reply
  11. Carolynn says

    October 23, 2020 at 12:57 AM

    So, yeah, Lego really needs to chill out! They already have all of my money with all the amazing sets that have come out this year already…. but I need this. I really, really do. It is just so cute and so detailed, and that Grouch!

    Reply
    • Jay says

      November 2, 2020 at 8:57 AM

      haha yes! And LEGO aren’t even finished for the year! ?

      Reply
  12. astronaut says

    October 23, 2020 at 12:09 AM

    I actually would really want to buy that! Thanks Jay!

    Reply

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Here's a look at 76262 Captain America's Shield!It's uh.. a 3128-piece Captain America shield built out of LEGO, and is kinda expensive, and uh, that's mostly it!What do you think of this one? ... See MoreSee Less

LEGO reveals a 3128-piece Captain America's Shield! (76262) - Jay's Brick Blog

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LEGO have just revealed 76262 Captain America’s Shield, a massive 3,128-piece display model featuring Steve Roger’s Vibranium shield. Stars and stripes included! The LEGO Captain America Shield wi...
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