Includes 6 exclusive molds and 7 rare elements recorded across official inventories.
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Set 10352 Build Specifications & Overview
Complete build timeline, spatial dimensions, and display footprint analysis.
Value Breakdown
- Est. Build Time (*Pieces per minute)
- Casual 14.1h 2 ppm*AFOL (Avg) 7h 4 ppm*Master Builder 4h 7 ppm*
- Avg Price / Hour
- $30.00/hr
- Price Per Basic Brick
- $0.10
Priced perfectly inline with standard LEGO sets.
Display Dimensions
The Scale Check
Height equivalent to approx 5.8 minifigures stacked.
Building Instructions
Download or view the official PDF
Krusty Burger LED Light Kits: Which Lighting Style Fits Your Simpsons Build?
From the budget floor at $36.99 to the premium ceiling at $94.99, these third-party LED kits for LEGO 10352 Krusty Burger split into two wiring camps: modular micro-LEDs for precise concealment and pre-soldered harnesses for a quicker run. The spread hinges on how much you value remote control, wire management, and whether you want to light the marquee, the roof, or the interior dining booths.

BrickBling: Modular precision for the savvy builder
BrickBling sits at the budget-mid tier with a $49.98 starting price, focusing on the neon facade and interior zones. Its modular micro-LED architecture allows for clean concealment, and with variants including Classic and Remote Control, you can choose between a simple glow or app-powered brightness. For the collector who wants a tailored, hands-on lighting experience without chasing the highest price tag, BrickBling is your sweet spot.

Game of Bricks: Standard reliability at a premium
Game of Bricks enters at $62.99, placing it in the upper-mid tier, with a focus on full exterior and signage illumination. Its modular expansion boards with standard gauge wiring promise reliable connections, and the choice of Classic or Remote variants gives you flexibility for control. This kit is for the enthusiast who values a balanced approach between cost and feature set, with a preference for tried-and-true connectors.

LeLightGo: Median pricing with modular flexibility
LeLightGo lands at the median at $54.99, offering a solid middle ground with its modular micro-LED design that keeps wires manageable. With both Classic and Remote editions, you can opt for a fixed glow or switch it up on the fly. It's a dependable choice for the builder who wants a straightforward install without breaking new ground.

Lightailing: Budget simplicity with a single harness
Lightailing takes the floor at $36.99, focusing on essential illumination for the marquee and storefront with a pre-soldered integrated harness that uses thicker wires for a straightforward connection. This is the no-frills option with a single edition, no remote, emphasizing basic visibility over customization. If you want the lowest-cost way to bring Krusty's glow to life with minimal fuss, this is your kit.

Light My Bricks: Premium ceiling for the devoted fan
Light My Bricks commands the premium at $94.99, promising comprehensive coverage across all key zones from the roof to the interior dining area. While the wiring architecture is not specified, the price reflects a high-end component selection and extensive light count. This is for the die-hard Simpsons collector who wants the most dramatic illumination and is willing to invest nearly half the set's cost.
Lighting kits and display add-ons are custom third-party accessories produced independently. They are not manufactured, sponsored, or endorsed by the LEGO Group.











