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Brick fanatics<\/em> write:<\/p>\n That\u2019s not a typo: according to\u00a0Brick Fanatics<\/em>\u2019 sources, the\u00a0LEGO<\/a>\u00a0Group really does plan to offer\u00a021037 LEGO House<\/a>, which is sold exclusively at the real-life\u00a0LEGO<\/a>\u00a0House in Billund, for at least another six years. That means you\u2019ve got ample opportunity to head over to the home of the brick and bag your own copy (at least when the state of the world allows).<\/p>\n More urgent on any\u00a0LEGO<\/a>\u00a0Architecture<\/a>\u00a0shopping list should be\u00a021043 San Francisco<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a021052 Dubai<\/a>, two stellar skylines that will be leaving shelves by the end of this year. The forced perspective effect of the Golden Gate Bridge is reason enough to not miss out on\u00a021043 San Francisco<\/a>, though you\u2019ll need to turn to third-party retailers in the UK, as it\u2019s already sold out at\u00a0LEGO.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you prefer your\u00a0Architecture<\/a>\u00a0sets to give focus to a single, impressive landmark,\u00a021046 Empire State Building<\/a>\u00a0is well worth grabbing before it retires \u2013 the build will teach you a thing or two about the logistics of\u00a0LEGO<\/a>\u00a0elements \u2013\u00a0while\u00a021045 Trafalgar Square<\/a>\u00a0is a microscale diorama that does a lot within a relatively confined space.<\/p>\n All of the sets scheduled to retire in 2021 could feasibly run out of stock any day between now and the end of the year, but if they hang around until November, there\u2019s a decent chance we could see one or more of them discounted for Black Friday or VIP Weekend.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s the full list of currently-available\u00a0LEGO<\/a>\u00a0Architecture<\/a>\u00a0sets organised by retirement date. Veteran skylines including\u00a021028 New York City<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a021034 London<\/a>\u00a0seemingly have plenty of life left in them yet, while this year\u2019s\u00a021056 Taj Mahal<\/a>\u00a0will stick around until at least the end of 2023.<\/p>\n