BrickHeadz sets are one of LEGO's most underrated lines. They're affordable, fast to build, and they look great on a shelf without demanding a ton of space. Whether you're a longtime collector or just want a fun licensed build that won't take up your whole weekend, there's something in this lineup for you.
The 2026 lineup in particular is stacked, covering everything from Star Wars and Stranger Things to Shrek and Fortnite. These are the sets worth your money right now.
The Mandalorian and Grogu: Allies & Villains
If you're a fan of The Mandalorian, this is the BrickHeadz set to own. At 661 pieces and $39.99, it's one of the most substantial offerings in the entire lineup, and you get a full cast of characters to show for it. Mando and Grogu are the obvious highlights, but having the allies and villains rounding out the group is what makes this feel like a genuine tribute to the series rather than a quick cash-in.
The build experience is satisfying in a way that smaller single-figure sets just can't match. You're spending real time with this one, and the variety of builds keeps things interesting from start to finish.
As a display piece, it's hard to beat. Line them all up and you've got an instant conversation starter for any Star Wars fan who walks into the room.
Shrek, Donkey & Gingy Figures
Shrek, Donkey, and Gingy together in one set for $24.99 is a genuinely great deal. The 259-piece count is right in the sweet spot for a fun afternoon build, and the three characters look fantastic side by side once they're done.
The printed elements are a nice touch, and Shrek's "Beware Ogre" sign is exactly the kind of detail that makes a display piece feel thoughtful rather than generic. The size differences between the three figures also work really well, with Shrek standing over 3 inches, Donkey just under 3, and Gingy topping out around 2 inches. That range gives the finished display a natural sense of hierarchy that matches how the characters actually feel in the films.
This one works for Shrek fans obviously, but it's also just a strong pick if you want an affordable, recognizable licensed set that holds up on a shelf.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Figures
All four Ninja Turtles in one box for $39.99 is the kind of deal that's hard to argue with. Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo each get their own build, with their iconic color-coded look and signature weapons intact. The BrickHeadz style suits them surprisingly well, and seeing all four lined up together hits a strong nostalgia note for fans of the classic animated series.
At 567 pieces, this is a meaty build. You're not flying through this in 20 minutes, which makes it feel more rewarding when you're done. Each turtle has enough character in the design that the builds don't feel repetitive even though you're essentially doing four variations of the same format.
If you grew up watching the Turtles or just want a bold, colorful display piece, this set delivers on both fronts.
Sulley, Mike and Boo Figures
Sulley, Mike, and Boo are three of Pixar's most beloved characters, and this 303-piece set brings all three of them together for $24.99. That's a solid value for what you get, especially since having all three in one set means you can display the full core trio from Monsters, Inc. without hunting down separate releases.
The BrickHeadz style captures the personality of each character well. Sulley's big blue furry look, Mike's single giant eye, and tiny Boo all translate into the blocky format in a way that's immediately recognizable. The build itself is approachable without feeling too simple, which makes this a good pick for younger builders or casual fans who want something fun without a steep difficulty curve.
Pixar collectors will want this one on the shelf, and it also makes a strong gift for anyone who grew up loving the film.
Luke Skywalker (Rebel Pilot)
Luke Skywalker in his orange Rebel pilot suit is one of the most iconic looks in all of Star Wars, and this 138-piece BrickHeadz nails it at a price that won't make you flinch. At $12.99, it's one of the most accessible entry points in the entire lineup, and the compact build makes it a quick, satisfying project for an evening.
The design does a good job capturing Luke's recognizable appearance from the original trilogy. It's not a complex build by any means, but it doesn't need to be. The charm is in the simplicity and how cleanly it translates the character into the BrickHeadz format.
This is a great pick for Star Wars fans who want a small, affordable display piece, and it pairs nicely with other Star Wars BrickHeadz if you're building out a collection.
Supply Llama & Fishstick
Supply Llama and Fishstick are two of Fortnite's most recognizable characters, and this 300-piece set gives them the BrickHeadz treatment in a way that works really well. For $24.99, you get two distinct builds that look great displayed together, and the blocky BrickHeadz aesthetic actually complements the already stylized look of these characters.
The build experience is fun and moves at a good pace. Three hundred pieces split across two figures means neither build drags on, and the finished results have a lot of personality on a shelf or desk.
If you're a Fortnite fan looking for some gaming-themed collectibles that actually feel worth displaying, this is the set to grab. It's also a solid choice for anyone who wants an affordable two-for-one build without committing to a bigger, pricier set.
Eeyore
Eeyore is a perfect BrickHeadz subject. That droopy, world-weary look translates beautifully into the blocky format, and the 156-piece build captures the character's personality in a way that fans of the Hundred Acre Wood will appreciate immediately. At $12.99, it's one of the more affordable sets in the lineup and still delivers a finished figure that looks great on a shelf.
The build is on the shorter side, which makes it ideal for casual builders or younger fans who want a satisfying project without a big time commitment. It's also just a cozy, feel-good build in a way that's hard to put into words.
If you've got a Winnie the Pooh fan in your life, this is an easy gift recommendation. And if you're a collector filling out a Disney shelf, Eeyore is a character you'll be glad to have represented.
Stitch
Stitch is one of Disney's most beloved characters, and this 152-piece BrickHeadz does him justice. The big ears, blue fur, and that signature mischievous expression all come through clearly in the design, making the finished figure instantly recognizable to anyone who's seen Lilo and Stitch. At $12.99, it's an easy buy.
The build is approachable and fun without being so quick that it feels throwaway. You spend enough time with it to feel the satisfaction of watching the character come together, and the end result is a display piece that holds up well next to larger, more expensive sets.
This one is a natural pick for Disney fans and BrickHeadz collectors, and it pairs well with the Angel set if you want to display the two characters together as a matching pair from the same film.
Angel
Angel from Lilo and Stitch is a fun character to see get the BrickHeadz treatment. The pink alien design gives the build a lot of visual pop, and the finished figure is packed with the details that make Angel instantly recognizable to fans of the movie. At $12.99 and 133 pieces, it's a quick, satisfying build that doesn't demand much from you.
The set works well as a standalone display piece, but it's even better if you pair it with the Stitch BrickHeadz set. Having both characters on a shelf together is a natural fit, and they complement each other visually in a way that makes both feel more complete.
If you love Lilo and Stitch, collect Disney BrickHeadz, or just want an affordable and charming little build, Angel is an easy recommendation.
Carl, Russell & Kevin
Carl, Russell, and Kevin from Up are three characters with wildly different visual personalities, and this 308-piece set handles all three of them well. Grumpy Carl in his suit, enthusiastic Russell in his scouting gear, and the tall, colorful Kevin all look distinct and recognizable in the BrickHeadz format. For $24.99, getting all three in one box is a genuinely good deal.
The build is a solid afternoon project. Three figures at 308 pieces total means each one is substantial enough to feel rewarding without any single build dragging on too long.
This is an easy pick for fans of the film, and it makes a strong gift for anyone who has a soft spot for Up. It's also one of the better Disney and Pixar entries in the BrickHeadz lineup, just because the character variety in the set is so visually interesting on a shelf.
EVE & WALL-E
EVE and WALL-E are two of Pixar's most expressive characters, and the BrickHeadz format suits them well. Their chunky, geometric designs translate naturally into the blocky style, and the finished pair look charming displayed side by side. At $19.99 and 155 pieces, this is one of the more reasonably priced two-character sets you'll find in the lineup.
The build is quick and fun without feeling rushed. You get two distinct builds with different shapes and color palettes, so the experience stays fresh from start to finish. This is a great option if you want something you can sit down and complete in a single session.
WALL-E fans are the obvious audience here, but this set also works well for anyone who collects Disney and Pixar BrickHeadz and wants a pair that looks great together on a shelf.
Mike, Dustin, Lucas and Will Figures
The core four from Stranger Things get the BrickHeadz treatment here, and the result is a set that fans of the show will have a hard time passing up. Mike, Dustin, Lucas, and Will all come through with recognizable looks that capture the spirit of their characters from the series. At 542 pieces and $39.99, this is a substantial build with a lot of personality to show for it.
Four figures means four distinct builds, and the variety keeps the experience engaging from one character to the next. The finished lineup makes for a strong display piece, especially for anyone who grew up watching the show or has strong feelings about the Hawkins crew.
If you're a Stranger Things fan or a BrickHeadz collector who wants a bold, pop-culture-forward set, this is one of the better options in the 2025 lineup.
Eleven, Max, Demogorgon and Holly Figures
Eleven, Max, the Demogorgon, and Holly is a lineup that covers a lot of Stranger Things ground, and that variety is exactly what makes this set interesting. You've got heroes, a fan-favorite, and a full-on monster all in one box. The contrast between the human characters and the Demogorgon is especially fun when everything is displayed together. At 584 pieces and $39.99, the value is solid.
The build experience benefits from that same variety. Each figure has a different shape and color story, so you're not just repeating the same process four times in a row.
This is a natural companion to the Mike, Dustin, Lucas, and Will set, but it stands completely on its own if you just want the characters it includes. Stranger Things fans and BrickHeadz collectors both have good reason to pick this one up.
Bumblebee Robot & Vehicle
Bumblebee is one of the most recognizable Transformers characters out there, and this 253-piece BrickHeadz set gives you both his robot form and his vehicle mode for $24.99. Getting two builds in one box at that price point is a strong value, and the yellow color scheme pops nicely as a display piece.
The build experience is fun and moves at a comfortable pace. Two distinct builds with different shapes and construction styles keep things interesting, and the finished results look great displayed together as a pair.
This is a solid pick for Transformers fans who also love LEGO, and it works well for anyone who wants a compact, recognizable licensed set without spending a lot. If you've got shelf space for one Transformers BrickHeadz set, Bumblebee is a natural starting point.
Optimus Prime Robot & Vehicle
Optimus Prime is the face of the Transformers franchise, and this 237-piece BrickHeadz set gives you two ways to display him: robot mode and vehicle mode. That dual-build concept is a genuinely clever fit for a character defined by transformation, and both builds look sharp in their own right. At $24.99, the value is hard to argue with.
The build itself is approachable and moves at a good pace. Switching between the two completed builds whenever you want is a fun bonus that most BrickHeadz sets don't offer.
Transformers fans and LEGO collectors both have good reasons to pick this one up. It's a compact, affordable way to get meaningful Optimus Prime representation in your collection, and it pairs naturally with the Bumblebee set if you want to build out a small Transformers display.