LEGO Icons Sets Retiring 2026: All 8 With Prices and Stock

Looking for LEGO Icons sets retiring 2026? lego.com's answer is eight sets with the Retiring soon badge, from the $299.99 Natural History Museum to the $79.99 Williams Racing FW14B. We read the Icons theme page on October 10, 2026 and opened the product page of every Icons set that Brick Fanatics lists for 2026, plus every set the theme page flagged. Six of the eight can still be ordered from lego.com. Two are already sold out.

TL;DR: Eight Icons sets have the Retiring soon badge (lego.com, October 10, 2026), $1,499.92 together. Available now: 10326 Natural History Museum, 10335 The Endurance, 10341 Artemis SLS, 10302 Optimus Prime, 10351 Sherlock Holmes Book Nook and 10353 Williams FW14B. Sold out: 10337 Lamborghini Countach and 10359 Fountain Garden. LEGO gives no dates.

LEGO Icons sets retiring 2026: the quick answer

The eight are 10326, 10335, 10341, 10302, 10337, 10351, 10359 and 10353. All are marked 18+. The three big display builds, the museum, the ship and the rocket, are still Available now; the rocket and the museum are the two cheapest per piece on the list.

Key Takeaways

• 8 Icons sets, $1,499.92 together at US list price, 17,100 pieces (lego.com, October 10, 2026).
• 6 Available now ($1,219.94), 2 Sold out. Order limits run from 2 (The Endurance, Optimus Prime) to 5.
• Best value per piece: 10341 Artemis (7.2 cents), 10326 Natural History Museum (7.5 cents), 10359 Fountain Garden (7.7 cents, sold out).
• Fan-site dates are off in both directions. Optimus Prime and Fountain Garden outlived Brick Fanatics' July 31 date; 10353 Williams got the badge though Brick Fanatics had it for 2027.
• Nine Icons sets on fan lists have no badge, most of them sold out or retired.

Overview: how we built the list

lego.com does not publish an Icons retirement list. On October 10, 2026 the LEGO Icons theme page showed 56 products. We opened the product page of each set with the Retiring soon label and of all 17 sets in Brick Fanatics' LEGO Icons retiring list from February 9, 2026. A set counts here only if its own product page showed the badge.

That matters because the theme page and the main Retiring soon page miss sold-out sets. Our guide on how to tell if a LEGO set is retiring explains why the product page is the check that counts, with the Star Wars and Technic examples.

All 8 LEGO Icons sets retiring in 2026

Most expensive first. Prices are lego.com US list prices on October 10, 2026; price per piece is our arithmetic. The fan-site date is Brick Fanatics' reading from February 9, 2026, not LEGO's.

Four of the eight (10326, 10335, 10341, 10302) also carry lego.com's Exclusives label.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

GODEEPER: Every theme with the badge on October 10, 2026, from Technic to Botanicals. LEGO Sets Retiring in 2026: The Full List by Theme →

The three big display sets

10326 Natural History Museum ($299.99, 4,014 pieces). The largest Icons set with the badge, and the second-cheapest per piece at 7.5 cents. Brick Fanatics named it on September 14, 2026 among the flagship sets "now confirmed to retire by the end of the year". It was Available now with a limit of 5 on October 10, but its stock history is patchy: see the Reddit section below.

10335 The Endurance ($269.99, 3,011 pieces). Available now, limit 2. The tighter limit is the only quantity signal lego.com shows; it does not tell you how much stock is left.

10341 NASA Artemis Space Launch System ($259.99, 3,601 pieces). The cheapest per piece of the eight at 7.2 cents, Available now, limit 3.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

The other five

10302 Optimus Prime ($179.99, 1,508 pieces). Available now, limit 2. Brick Fanatics had it in its July 31, 2026 group; it was still on sale in October with the badge. Its partner in that group, 10338 Bumblebee ($89.99), was Available now with no badge.

10337 Lamborghini Countach 5000 Quattrovalvole ($179.99, 1,506 pieces). Sold out, badge on.

10351 Sherlock Holmes: Book Nook ($129.99, 1,359 pieces). Available now, limit 3. Released in 2025 per Brick Fanatics, so a short run.

10359 Fountain Garden ($99.99, 1,302 pieces). Sold out, badge on. Brick Fanatics dated it to July 31, 2026.

10353 Williams Racing FW14B & Nigel Mansell ($79.99, 799 pieces). Available now, limit 5, and the cheapest set here. Brick Fanatics' February list had it staying until July 31, 2027, so the badge came early.

Image: The LEGO Group (lego.com)

On fan lists, but no badge on lego.com

Brick Fanatics listed 17 Icons sets for 2026. Nine of them did not have the badge on their product pages on October 10, 2026:

• Sold out, no badge: 10315 Tranquil Garden ($109.99), 10362 French Café ($79.99), 10363 Leonardo da Vinci's Flying Machine ($49.99), 10323 PAC-MAN Arcade ($269.99), 10327 Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter ($164.99) and 10331 Kingfisher Bird (shown at $34.99, down from $49.99).
• Retired Product: 10334 Retro Radio.
• Available now, no badge: 10307 Eiffel Tower ($629.99) and 10338 Bumblebee ($89.99).

The sold-out six may simply be gone; lego.com gave no restock date. The Eiffel Tower and Bumblebee are the opposite case: dated to July by the fan list, still on sale and not flagged.

Three more badged sets show up around this theme. 10280 Flower Bouquet ($59.99) and 10309 Succulents ($49.99, back order) appear in the Icons listing, but their product pages file them under Creator Expert and Botanicals. 40516 Everyone Is Awesome ($34.99) is on Brick Fanatics' Icons list, and lego.com files it under Other. All three had the badge.

What builders are saying

The Natural History Museum is the set people worry about. In an August 22, 2026 r/legomodular thread, "will the Natural History Museum be back in stock?", u/DrapeSack wrote: "I feel like this set has been out of stock more often than in stock." u/omglemurs replied with a forecast based on earlier modulars:

"If it follows previous retiring modular It'll likely get one more restock in the next month or two, but I wouldn't wait until black Friday cause it'll likely be sold out before then"

The museum was back to Available now by October 10, which fits that comment, but it is one user's pattern, not a LEGO statement. In an August 5 retirement thread on r/LegoNewsAndRumors, u/Faile-Bashere's list of losses began "RIP: - Grand Piano - Natural History Museum - The Endurance - Sherlock Holmes: Book Nook".

Analysis: which to decide on first

The six Available now sets are the ones that can still disappear from lego.com. Of those, the three big builds are the best value per piece, and Reddit builders report the museum going out of stock. The two sold-out sets are a different question: lego.com gave no restock date, so other stores are the remaining option.

The fan-site dates were wrong in a useful way. Optimus Prime and Fountain Garden outlived their July date, and the Williams car got the badge about nine months before its fan-site date. A badge you can see beats a date you read.

Our take

Based on the lego.com pages and the Brick Fanatics list above, the Icons retirements worth acting on are 10326 Natural History Museum, 10341 Artemis and 10335 The Endurance. They are Available now, under nine cents a piece, and Reddit builders say the museum has gone in and out of stock this year. If you want something smaller, the Book Nook and the Williams FW14B are still in stock. If you were waiting on the Countach or the Fountain Garden, lego.com already showed them as Sold out. We will re-check badges and stock every 14 days through December.

How we checked this

On October 10, 2026 we read lego.com's LEGO Icons theme page (56 products) in a desktop browser and opened the product pages of all eight badge sets, the nine sets from Brick Fanatics' list without a badge, and 10280, 10309 and 40516, copying price, pieces, badges and stock labels. We read Brick Fanatics' February 9 Icons list and its September 14 retiring-soon post the same day, and copied the Reddit comments from the thread data. Totals and price per piece are our arithmetic. A second pass compared every number here with our source table.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which LEGO Icons sets are retiring in 2026? Eight LEGO Icons sets carried the Retiring soon badge on lego.com on October 10, 2026: 10326 Natural History Museum, 10335 The Endurance, 10341 NASA Artemis Space Launch System, 10302 Optimus Prime, 10337 Lamborghini Countach, 10351 Sherlock Holmes Book Nook, 10359 Fountain Garden and 10353 Williams Racing FW14B.

Is the LEGO Natural History Museum retiring? Yes. 10326 Natural History Museum showed the Retiring soon badge on October 10, 2026, at $299.99 for 4,014 pieces, Available now with a limit of 5. Brick Fanatics lists it for December 31, 2026. Reddit builders in August said it was often out of stock.

Which retiring LEGO Icons sets are sold out? Two of the eight: 10337 Lamborghini Countach 5000 Quattrovalvole ($179.99) and 10359 Fountain Garden ($99.99) read Sold out on lego.com on October 10, 2026, with the badge still on. The other six were Available now, with order limits between 2 and 5.

Is LEGO Optimus Prime 10302 retiring? Yes. The 10302 page showed Retiring soon, $179.99, 1,508 pieces, Available now and Limit 2 on October 10, 2026. Brick Fanatics had dated it to July 31, 2026 in February, so it outlasted that date. 10338 Bumblebee, in the same July group, had no badge.

When do LEGO Icons sets retire? LEGO gives no dates. Brick Fanatics' February 9, 2026 list put nine Icons sets on July 31, 2026 and eight on December 31, 2026. On October 10 several of those had no badge and were sold out, and one set it dated to 2027 already had the badge.

Related Reading

• LEGO Technic Sets Retiring in 2026: All 22 With Prices: the same badge check for Technic, where ten sets were missing from the main list.
• Best LEGO Sets for Adults Under $100: 12 Picks for 2026: adult sets under $100, two of them with the badge.
• New LEGO Sets 2026: Release Dates, Prices and Early Access: the Icons sets arriving as these leave, including 11390 Dragon Ball.

References

• LEGO Icons theme page and product pages for 10326, 10335, 10341, 10302, 10337, 10351, 10359 and 10353, lego.com, checked October 10, 2026
• LEGO Icons sets retiring in 2026, Brick Fanatics, February 9, 2026
• LEGO confirms retiring sets: UCS Falcon, X-Mansion and more, Brick Fanatics, September 14, 2026
• Reddit threads quoted: will the Natural History Museum be back in stock?, r/legomodular, August 22, 2026, and Every Retiring LEGO Set (July/August 2026 update), r/LegoNewsAndRumors, August 5, 2026