This list rounds up the freshest LEGO® sets on the horizon—from nostalgic icons to brand-new builds we can't wait to crack open. We'll keep updating it every month, so bookmark it and check back for the latest brick buzz!
LEGO® Game Boy (72046)
A blast from the past — this nostalgic build brings the original Game Boy to life with pixel-perfect accuracy. A must-have for gamers and collectors alike.
This one's for the gamers. LEGO has brought back one of the most iconic handheld consoles of all time with a brick-built version of the original Nintendo Game Boy. Whether you grew up playing Pokémon Red or just love the blocky aesthetic, this set has instant appeal.
With 540 pieces, the build is neat and focused, ideal for anyone looking for a quick yet satisfying project. The cartridge slot, directional pad and even the classic green screen are all faithfully recreated. You'll even find a small brick-built Tetris cartridge to slide in.
It's not the most complex set in this wave, but it's a display piece with charm. Retro collectors and LEGO fans alike are likely to snap this up quickly.
Price: £54.99
| Set Stats | |
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| Release Date | 1st October 2025 |
| Pieces | 421 |
| Minifigures | 0 |
Captain Jack Sparrow's Pirate Ship (10365)
Ahoy there, LEGO fans. Captain Jack Sparrow sails again with this beautifully detailed pirate ship from Pirates of the Caribbean. This set captures the charm and chaos of the Black Pearl, complete with billowing sails, swashbuckling features, and a deck full of secrets.
The exterior is packed with textures and shaping that give it a cinematic quality, while the interior reveals a captain's cabin, treasure chest and hidden compartments. It's a set designed to be explored just as much as admired.
The minifigures are a highlight too, with detailed prints and expressive faces that perfectly capture the film's characters. It's clear LEGO has gone all-in on making this a collector's piece for both fans of the films and ship-building enthusiasts.
This isn't just a model; it's a centrepiece. Whether you're recreating scenes or just displaying it in port, it's one of the most exciting builds of the year.
Price: £299.99
| Set Stats | |
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| Release Date | 15th September 2025 |
| Pieces | 2,862 |
| Minifigures | 8 |
Keep it safe and dust-free: Jack Sparrow's Ship Display Case
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (21360)
Step into a world of pure imagination with this vibrant recreation of Willy Wonka's iconic chocolate factory. Inspired by the original film, the set brings to life the colourful madness of the chocolate river, golden ticket entrance, and larger-than-life machinery.
From Oompa Loompas to oversized sweets, the model is bursting with charm. The build itself is engaging, full of surprises and clever techniques that capture the whimsical tone of the film without sacrificing display value. There's also a nice balance between structure and scenery, meaning it looks good from almost every angle.
Whether you're a lifelong Roald Dahl fan or just love fantastical builds, this is one of the most imaginative sets we've seen in recent waves. It's a visual treat, and a brilliant conversation starter for your LEGO display shelf.
Price: £199.99
| Set Stats | |
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| Release Date | 18th September 2025 |
| Pieces | 2,025 |
| Minifigures | 9 |
WALL-E and EVE (43279)
This charming duo from Pixar's WALL•E gets the brick-built treatment in a set that balances cuteness and craftsmanship perfectly. Both WALL•E and EVE are faithfully modelled, capturing their unique personalities and animated expressions despite being built entirely from LEGO parts.
WALL•E's articulated arms and treads are surprisingly poseable, and EVE's sleek, rounded design uses clever building techniques to keep things clean and accurate. The attention to detail — like WALL•E's little plant in a boot — adds a touch of storytelling that fans will love.
It's a compact set that doesn't skimp on display presence. Whether you're a Disney collector or just appreciate good design, these two look brilliant together and would make a standout addition to any shelf.
Price: £59.99
| Set Stats | |
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| Release Date | 1st September 2025 |
| Pieces | 811 |
| Minifigures | 0 |
Arkham Asylum (76300)
Welcome to Gotham's most infamous institution. This reimagining of Arkham Asylum is one of the darkest and most detailed LEGO® Batman builds to date. With its imposing gothic architecture, grim interior rooms, and cast of familiar villains, the set is packed with atmosphere and storytelling potential.
The build captures the eerie feel of the asylum perfectly, from barred windows and ivy-covered walls to sinister interior details like padded cells and interrogation rooms. Fans of the DC universe will appreciate how this set leans into the gritty, comic-inspired aesthetic.
It's not just for show, either. The modular design makes it easy to explore room by room, and the included minifigures help bring chaotic scenes to life. For Batman collectors, this is an essential addition — equal parts ominous and impressive.
Price: £269.99
| Set Stats | |
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| Release Date | 9th September 2025 |
| Pieces | 2,953 |
| Minifigures | 16! |
Nike Slam Dunk (43010)
LEGO meets street style with the Nike Slam Dunk set - a bold and unexpected tribute to one of the most iconic silhouettes in trainer history. This brick-built sneaker captures the essence of Nike's slam dunk legacy, with exaggerated curves, detailed sole patterns and swoosh styling.
It's a fun, expressive build that feels like a step into fashion and pop culture more than a traditional LEGO model. The use of rounded elements and colour-blocking techniques shows off just how far LEGO has come in sculpting real-world objects.
Whether you're a sneakerhead or just looking for something completely different to display, this is a fresh take that adds energy and attitude to any LEGO collection. Bonus points if you build it next to the Trickshot version for a full sneaker line-up.
Price: £59.99
| Set Stats | |
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| Release Date | 1st September 2025 |
| Pieces | 809 |
| Minifigures | 0 |
Elphaba & Glinda (40794)
Inspired by the hit musical Wicked, this brick-built figure set brings Elphaba and Glinda to life in stylised LEGO form. It's a vibrant, compact build that captures the essence of the two beloved characters - Elphaba with her emerald skin and pointed hat, Glinda with her shimmering gown and wand.
While not a large or complex set, the design leans heavily into personality and colour. It's a lovely nod to fans of the theatre or the upcoming film adaptation, offering a decorative piece that's as charming as it is collectible.
It's also an ideal display item for those who love LEGO's character builds, standing nicely alongside similar pop culture figures. Whether you're team green or team pink, this set is full of charm.
Price: £17.99
| Set Stats | |
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| Release Date | 1st September 2025 |
| Pieces | 325 |
| Minifigures | 0 |
Hogsmeade Village Collector's Edition (76457)
Take a trip to the snowy streets of Hogsmeade with this deluxe Collectors' Edition set. Featuring beloved locations like Honeydukes and The Three Broomsticks, this build is a richly detailed celebration of the wizarding world's most enchanting village.
The architecture is the standout here - snow-dusted rooftops, timber-framed shopfronts and glowing windows give the whole set a magical, lived-in feel. Inside, each building is packed with nods to the books and films, from Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Beans to Butterbeer barrels stacked by the fire.
With a generous piece count and display-friendly layout, it's one of the most ambitious Harry Potter sets to date. Whether you're completing your LEGO Hogwarts collection or just want a spellbinding winter centrepiece, this one's a must-have for Potterheads.
Price: £349.99
| Set Stats | |
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| Release Date | 4th September 2025 |
| Pieces | 3,228 |
| Minifigures | 12! |
We'll be adding more upcoming favourites to this post — check back soon for more highlights as LEGO drops new surprises.
