Tomb Raider Celebrates Thirty Years With Massive 4,355-Piece Croft Manor Building Set

FanBrix and Crystal Dynamics reveal a licensed 4,355-piece Croft Manor collectible set for Tomb Raider's 30th anniversary, opening orders in February 2027.

Lara Croft's most famous residence is being transformed into an elaborate collectible building set as part of Tomb Raider's thirtieth-anniversary celebrations. FanBrix has announced a licensed recreation of Croft Manor containing 4,355 pieces, making it one of the more ambitious physical collectibles associated with the franchise. The original Tomb Raider debuted in October 1996, introducing players to Lara Croft and helping establish three-dimensional exploration adventures as a major genre. Croft Manor subsequently became one of the series' most recognisable locations, serving as a training environment, narrative setting and architectural playground across multiple games. The new building set attempts to reproduce the estate across three levels, incorporating familiar rooms, secret areas and details inspired by the videogames. It includes six miniature figures and three vehicles, one of which is a Land Rover. Designer Kim Plata has incorporated references intended to reward longtime fans, while Crystal Dynamics has participated in the officially licensed project. FanBrix describes the initial edition as a limited production run. Ordering is scheduled to begin on February 2, 2027, with additional information expected through the manufacturer's newsletter. A potential Founder's Edition containing twelve figures has also been discussed, although final quantities and availability have not been established. This is a physical collectible rather than a new Tomb Raider videogame, but it represents a meaningful anniversary development for fans of the original PlayStation-era franchise. Croft Manor has survived countless adventures, redesigns and occasionally questionable architectural decisions. Now collectors will have the opportunity to rebuild the entire property themselves, hopefully without needing to lock the butler inside the freezer.