McDonald’s released a special collector’s item in advance of McHappy Day to raise money for Ronald McDonald House Charities.

On November 8, the fast-food restaurant will release Macca’s Makers, a 56-piece set of limited-edition building bricks.

The blocks enable Aussies to make a replica of Macca’s restaurant, including the famous Golden Arches and a McCafe. They can also include a playground, drive-through, front counter, staff figurines, and a McCafe.

The set is available at any McDonald’s or online for $36,95. All profits will go to Ronald McDonald House Charities.

Amanda Nakad is the director of marketing at McDonald’s Australia. She said: “McHappy day has been a part of our customers’ life for 31 years, and we are still blown away by the support they give to the fundraiser and Ronald McDonald House Charities.”

This year, we’re excited to offer Macca’s fans who love to show their passion for the product the chance to collect an iconic Macca item while also raising funds for a very important cause.

Macca’s Makers will help you build your very own Macca’s restaurant. But be quick, as these are likely to sell fast.

McHappy Day is November 18, and every Big Mac purchased in-store or through McDelivery will donate $2.

McDonald’s has temporarily removed a well-known beverage and replaced it with a substitute. This move angered many fans.

In a video posted on social media, Russ Eats, a popular food blogger, revealed that orange juice is no longer available. It has been replaced by an “orange-fruit drink”.

McDonald’s Australia confirmed to news.com.au that the fruit beverage substitution is not a permanent one.