LEGO® Fortnite® 77076 Durrr Burger Restaurant is a building set for children aged 10 and up who want to build, customise and rebuild a modular restaurant from the LEGO Fortnite collection. Four minifigures and a fully equipped interior and exterior expand the play possibilities with the finished model.

Key Features

• The set contains 546 plastic pieces to build the restaurant.
• Offers a building project from the LEGO Fortnite collection for children aged 10 and up.
• The restaurant has a modular design for rearranging the layout.
• The finished model measures over 27 cm in height, 18 cm in width and 9 cm in depth.
• Set number 77076 is listed as model year 2025.
• The building set is made of plastic.

Children receive a buildable restaurant model whose appearance can be further customised thanks to the modular design.

Use / Assembly

The building set is supplied unassembled and is intended to be built. During construction, you can use the digital instructions in the LEGO Builder app, which allows you to zoom in, rotate and track your progress.

By scanning the QR code in the building instructions, you can unlock a bonus Beef Boss outfit in the LEGO Fortnite video game.

The digital instructions make it easier to navigate the build, and the QR code adds bonus in-game content to complement the physical model.

Contents

• Four minifigures: Beach Bomber, Beef Boss, Grimey and a skeleton
• Sauce counter, drinks machine and cash register
• Outdoor seating with a cup and a fried egg
• Removable loft with a spider figure
• Shovel and dynamite
• Drive-through menu sign
• Hot pepper plant and a fertiliser accessory
• Unit packaging dimensions 282 × 262 × 76 mm, weight 760 g

The packaging combines the restaurant model, four characters and elements for furnishing both the interior and exterior.

About the Brand

LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen. The name LEGO was derived from the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". The private company is headquartered in Billund, Denmark, and remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family. The current form of the LEGO brick with internal tubes for connecting was introduced in 1958.

LEGO® is built on a family history dating back to 1932 and the brick-connecting principle introduced in 1958.