LEGO® Releases Hammons Tower Set

LEGO product image for Hammons Tower playset

Springfield, MO – Designed by a LEGO fan, the new LEGO Hammons Tower (77053) will be available for purchase this spring.  Creator Matt Plither, a Springfield native, submitted the design to LEGO CUUSOO, a site where LEGO designers can submit projects, gains supporters and receive royalties if a product concept is chosen for production.

Plither’s design was selected during a quarterly review process and joins such exciting projects as Curiosity Rover, Delorean and Ghostbusters. There is now an official product image of the new LEGO Hammons Tower playset and a Facebook feed carried comments from the creator.

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Fan sites speculate that Plither will soon rollout plans for Hammons Field, Juanita K Hammons Hall For the Performing Arts and JQH Arena on the campus of Missouri State University. A John Q. Hammons minifig is also rumored to be in production.

Supports are excited that LEGO is focusing on local landmarks that appeal to smaller communities. The Hammons Tower set contains 1,929 pieces and will retail for $189.99. It will be available in May along with other sets from the spring regional wave.