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LEGO Creator Expert Birds of Paradise (10289) Now Listed at LEGO Shop@Home

LEGO Shop@Home has been recently updated to now include another set in its Botanical Collection. Introduced early this year, the LEGO Creator Expert Botanical Collection offers an almost life-like brick rendition of some of the most beautiful flowers and fauna that LEGO designers ever came up with. And this summer, we can expect another entry in the series in the form of the LEGO Creator Expert Birds of Paradise (10289) set.

Coming in at 1,173 pieces this brick-built version of a lovely flower decor piece is a great display set that adds a bit of organic, human touch to your LEGO collection. Like other adult-focused sets within its subtheme, the LEGO Creator Expert Birds of Paradise promises a relaxing build experience whether you are a long-time LEGO fan or just starting with the hobby. If you enjoyed building the Bonsai Tree (10281) or the Flower Bouquet (10280), then you might find recreating the Bird of Paradise in LEGO brick form an equally rewarding experience.

The LEGO Creator Expert Birds of Paradise (10289) is expected to retail for $99.99 once it is available in August. In the meantime, you may add this to your LEGO wishlist by clicking on the following affiliate link below.

LEGO Creator Expert Birds of Parade (10289)

1,173 pieces | $99.99 | Available starting August 1, 2021

One of the world’s most eye-catching plants, the Bird of Paradise can grow up to two meters tall. Now you can build your own tribute to this exceptional flower with the LEGO® Bird of Paradise (10289) building kit.

A beautiful centerpiece for home or office
Unlike a real flower, this plant doesn’t need watering – making it a top gift idea for plant lovers. The flowers and leaves can be repositioned, allowing you to style the plant to create your own unique Bird of Paradise display. With surprising LEGO elements, it makes a great conversation starter – do you see the little purple LEGO swords used to make the flower’s stamens?

A rewarding project
Part of the LEGO Botanical Collection for adults, this set offers you the chance to unwind by creating a beautiful flower decor piece to display. It’s a great choice if you’re looking for the best LEGO sets for adults. Take a look at the other collectible sets in the series including the LEGO Flower Bouquet (10280) and the LEGO Bonsai Tree (10281).

The LEGO® Bird of Paradise (10289) model building set is a unique gift or mindful project for anyone who loves botanical decor, flowers, and plants, or building creatively with LEGO pieces.
Use the repositionable flowers and leaves to style the Bird of Paradise model and create your own display piece, presented in a black LEGO® flowerpot.
Check out the unexpected LEGO® elements incorporated into the design, like the purple LEGO swords that make the flower’s stamens.
This LEGO® Bird of Paradise is ideal for adults who love interesting LEGO building projects. Looking for the best LEGO gift sets for adults? This set also makes a great gift for plant lovers.
As a guide, the tallest leaf limb measures over 18 in. (46 cm) high, and the flowerpot measures over 5 in. (13 cm) in diameter.

LOOK: LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Summer 2021 Sets Revealed

This is a welcomed surprise. Because this next wave of LEGO Creator 3-in-1 summer 2021 offers a nostalgic return to some of our most beloved LEGO themes of all times. Revealed by Netherlands-based toy store Brickshop.eu, take a look at these 5 upcoming sets that take inspiration from the LEGO Space and Castle themes.

LEGO seems intentional in providing more and more LEGO sets that cater not just to the young, budding LEGO fan, but also to those that are looking forward to seeing their childhood favorites come back again. Coming from last year’s pirate-themed LEGO Creator 3-in-1 Pirate Ship (31109), it’s kind of LEGO to continue this direction with this year’s offering of the Medieval Castle (31120). And though these LEGO 3-in-1 summer 2021 sets are intended for children 9 years old and up, I can see the immediate appeal that these sets have to the adult LEGO fan community.

As per Brickshop’s listing, these LEGO Creator 3-in-1 summer 2021 sets are scheduled to be released in June which means that we might see them appearing over at LEGO Shop@Home anytime soon. Let’s take a look at these images and product descriptions. Thanks to Stone Wars for the additional images.

Space Shuttle Adventure (31117)

486 pieces | 49.99 Euro | Includes one (1) astronaut minifigure

Kids will be thrilled to play out exciting space action with this LEGO Creator 3in1 Space Shuttle Adventure (31117) building toy. It features a cockpit with a control panel and opening cargo doors that store an extendable arm with a satellite, plus retractable wheels, to inspire incredible role play.

Passionate space fans can enjoy 3 different build-and-play experiences with this LEGO Creator 3in1 toy set. They can build a Space Shuttle, then rebuild it into a rocket toy or lunar lander. The space toy set also comes with a cool astronaut minifigure, which can travel in all 3 space vehicles. LEGO Creator 3in1 playsets offer a world of possibilities with 3 different models to create in every box! Kids will be enthralled as they build, rebuild and build again! Creator 3in1 sets kick-start imaginative play with an impressive range of models, including fast cars, cool animals, and fun-filled buildings.

Ferris Wheel (31119)

1,002 pieces | 89.99 Euro | Includes five (5) minifigures: Mom, Dad, Kid, and two (2) fairground workers

Kids can enjoy a fun-filled day out at the fairground with this brilliantly detailed LEGO Creator 3in1 Ferris Wheel (31119). This toy construction set features a rotating Ferris Wheel with 8 gondolas, a ticket booth, a balloon cart with balloon animals, 5 minifigures, and a brick-built dog.

The fun never stops as kids can build 3 different fairground rides with this supercool LEGO Creator 3in1 set. They can assemble the Ferris Wheel, rebuild it into a bumper car playset, transform it into a swing boat ride, or use the bricks to create something completely new. LEGO Creator 3in1 sets let kids explore their creative side with 3 models to build in every box! The play possibilities never end because each model can be rebuilt into something new as often as kids want. Choose from an amazing range of 3in1 sets, including cars, animals, and space rockets.

Medieval Castle (31120)

1,500 pieces | 99.99 Euro | Includes three (3) minifigures: Blacksmith and two (2) Medieval Guards

Kids will love taking a trip back in time with this brilliantly detailed LEGO Creator 3in1 Medieval Castle (31120). It’s packed with all they need to create captivating stories – a 2-floored Castle toy with an opening gate, water mill, prison, king’s room, 3 minifigures, dragon toy, 3 chickens, and a rat. There are also hinges so the Castle can fold open at the back.

Creative kids have the chance to build 3 different models with this LEGO Creator 3in1 set. They can start with the Medieval Castle, rebuild it into a castle tower with a catapult or transform it into a bustling marketplace with a water mill, tower, and prison. LEGO Creator 3in1 buildable toys let kids enjoy imaginative play with 3 different models in every box! The possibilities are endless as each model can be rebuilt into something new. Select from a brilliant 3in1 range including crocodiles, fairgrounds, and rockets.

Crocodile (31121)

454 pieces | 34.99 Euro

Kids will love heading to the riverbank for fun animal adventures with this LEGO Creator 3in1 Crocodile (31121) wild animal playset. It features a brick-built Crocodile with a posable body and opening jaw, plus accompanying bird and fish skeleton toys to really enhance kids’ stories.

The fun lasts longer with 3 awesome animal toys for kids to create in this LEGO Creator 3in1 set. They can build a posable Crocodile, rebuild it into a snake with a moving body, transform it into a frog with an extending tongue, or fire up their imaginations to make a different creature. LEGO Creator 3in1 playsets let kids enjoy never-ending action with 3 different models to build in every set! The fun keeps coming as each model can be taken apart and rebuilt into whatever grips their imaginations. Pick from an amazing range of 3in1 sets including space shuttles, fairgrounds, and castles.

Fish Tank (31122)

352 pieces | 34.99 Euro

Kids can dive into their own underwater adventures with this LEGO Creator 3in1 Fish Tank (31122) buildable toy. The glassless tank boasts 5 different vibrant fishes: a clownfish, a regal blue tang, a yellow tang, a cardinalfish, and an anthias fish, as well as a mini-submarine, some coral, and an aquatic plant.

This LEGO Creator 3in1 set offers 3 brilliantly detailed models to build and play with. Kids can create a Fish Tank toy packed with cool fish, then rebuild it into an easel or treasure chest toy, or even use their imaginations to create something new! LEGO Creator 3in1 buildable toys offer amazing value with 3 different models to create in every box! LEGO builders will be thrilled by the array of fun possibilities. Creator 3in1 occupies kids for hours with a great selection of sets, including space shuttles, fun-filled fairgrounds, and action-packed castles.

LEGO Ninjago Summer 2021 Official Images Released

Dutch online retailer Ottosimon updated their listing once again to now include the LEGO Ninjago summer 2021 range of sets that are scheduled to arrive in June. These sets follow the LEGO Ninjago 15th season storyline where the team’s next adventure sends them off on a journey in the depths of the sea, in search of answers for Nya’s mysterious powers.

Since February, it was rumored that these sets will be featuring an underwater adventure theme, complete with new aquatic creatures, and other mythical sea-dwelling beasts. These are all tied into the ninjas’ quest of answering the mysteries surrounding Nya’s uncontrollable powers.

Now that third-party retailers have been listing these sets already, then I guess it’s just a matter of time before they officially find their way over at LEGO Shop@Home. Needless to say, it’s a great year for LEGO Ninjago as well since the theme is celebrating its 10th anniversary, along with commemorative sets that include collectible golden minifigures.

I’ll be updating this post once LEGO Shop@Home lists these sets on its website. But in the meantime, let’s enjoy these images and other details.

Lloyd’s Hydro Mech (71750)

228 pieces | 19.99 Euro | Minifigures include Scuba Lloyd and Maaray Guard

Ninja Sub Speeder (71752)

356 pieces | 39.99 Euro | Minifigures include Scuba Jay, Scuba Cole, and 2 Maaray Guards

Water Dragon (71754)

737 pieces | 69.99 Euro | Minifigures include NRG Nya, Scuba Zane, Kalmaar, and 2 Maaray Guards

Temple of the Endless Sea (71755)

1,060 pieces | 99.99 Euro | Minifigures include NRG Nya, Scuba Kai, Benthomaar, Kalmaar, Glutinous, and 2 Maaray Guards

Hydro Bounty (71756)

1,159 pieces | 129.99 Euro | Minifigures include Scuba Kai, Scuba Jay, Scuba Cole, Scuba Zane, Scuba Lloyd, Scuba Nya, Kalmaar, Maaray Guard, Wu Bot (2x)

Check Out These LEGO Speed Champions Summer 2021 Sets

Images and other product info of the new LEGO Speed Champions summer 2021 sets are now available online. The news came in by way of product listings by German online retailer JB Spielwaren, providing us with a better look at these latest brick-built speedsters.

Back in February, we reported on the next batch of supercars that will be given the official LEGO treatment this summer. And as it turns out, it’s not that far-fetched. And similar to the LEGO City Summer 2021 sets, this batch of the latest Speed Champions is expected to be released sometime in June. Let’s take a closer look and let us know in the comments below which set will be a first-day buy for you.

Koenigsegg Jesko (76900)

280 pieces | 19.99 Euro

Toyota GR Supra (76901)

299 pieces | 19.99 Euro

McLaren Elva (76902)

263 pieces | 19.99 Euro

Chevrolet Corvette C8.R Race Car and 1968 Chevrolet Corvette (76903)

512 pieces | 39.99 Euro

Mopar Dodge//SRT Top Fuel Dragster and 1970 Dodge Challenger T/A (76904)

627 pieces | 59.99 Euro

Ford GT Heritage Edition and Bronco R (76905)

627 pieces | 59.99 Euro

LEGO City Animal Rescue Summer 2021 Sets Revealed

It looks like LEGO is on a wildlife rescue with this year’s summer wave of LEGO City sets. Some of these sets have been revealed already by an Italian online retailer giving us a glimpse of what to expect from this series of LEGO City Animal Rescue summer 2021 sets.

These sets are slated to be released sometime in June and feature some pretty cool new animal figures and vehicles. The smaller sets offer some monkey figures, a male lion and cub, and a snake, while the larger ones feature new elephant figures and a crocodile. For all its worth, it’s a great way to build your LEGO animal collection. The last time I saw a similar array of exciting animal figures was with LEGO City’s Jungle sets from 2017.

Since the LEGO City Animal Rescue summer 2021 sets are now making their appearance online, we can also expect them to be listed over at LEGO’s home shopping portal in the next few weeks. Take note that this is a partial listing and more similar sets may be revealed soon. These images may not be the most ideal, but they’re substantial enough to provide us a closer look.

Wildlife Rescue Hovercraft (30570) polybag

Animal Rescue ATV (60300)

74 pieces | 9.99 Euro | Includes 1 minifigure, 2 monkeys, and 1 scorpion figures

Animal Rescue Off-Road Vehicle (60301)

157 pieces | 44.99 Euro | Includes 3 minifigures, a male lion, lion cub, and snake figures

Animal Rescue Operation (60302)

525 pieces | 89.99 Euro | Includes 4 minifigures, a large single-piece elephant figure, baby elephant, crocodile, and 2 monkeys

Wildlife Rescue Camp (60307)

??? pieces | Approx $99.99 | Includes 6 minifigures, a large single-piece elephant figure, a male lion, lioness, lion cub, 2 monkeys, and eagle (?)

LEGO Disney Mickey and Friends Set Arriving For Summer 2021

Dutch online store Van Der Meulen has posted two new LEGO Disney sets that are both quite interesting. Though listed as 4+ sets, I’m sure that most LEGO minifigure collectors will grab copies of these once they are made available this summer. These LEGO Disney Mickey and Friends sets feature an entirely new pair of Mickey and Minnie minifigs, plus some exciting characters as well.

These new LEGO Disney Mickey and Friends set also include Goofy and Pluto in their minifigure versions. If you recall, Goofy first arrive in LEGO minifig form when he was exclusively added in 2019’s D2C (direct-to-consumer) set, the app-powered LEGO Disney Train and Station (71044). The set was understandably pricey given that it is a functional train set. And if you missed out on that one, LEGO Disney minifigure collectors will certainly appreciate what LEGO did here by adding Goofy in a typical LEGO set. Additionally, the inclusion of an updated version of Pluto as a LEGO minifigure is long overdue, with the loyal sidekick first having a minifigure of his own more than 20 years ago in sets such as Mickey’s Car Garage (4166) and Mickey’s Mansion (4167). Though I must say that I prefer the previous, more classic version of Pluto than that of the upcoming one. The previous version seems to be more streamlined and closer to Pluto’s actual animated version. Additionally, Mickey and Minnie also look cute in their firefighter costumes.

LEGO Disney Mickey and Friends Fire Truck and Station (10776)

144 pieces | 49.99 Euro | Minifigures include Mickey, Minnie, Pluto, and Goofy

And lastly, this next set brings the Disney couple into space with the LEGO Disney Mickey Mouse’s and Minnie Mouse’s Space Rocket (10774) set. Another 4+ set, this offering features a recolored version of their minifigure heads that resembles an astronaut’s headgear. Their torso also comes in new astronaut uniform prints, equipped with space exploring accessories.

LEGO Disney Mickey Mouse’s and Minnie Mouse’s Space Rocket (10774)

88 pieces | 19.99 Euro | Minifigures include Mickey and Minnie in their astronaut uniforms

UPDATE: This particular set is not yet listed over at Van Der Meulen, but was spotted by Brick Fanatics over at LEGO’s customer service portal for online building instructions. The listing seems to be taken down already, but with quick LEGO fans getting a snapshot of what it has to offer. Special thanks also to Stone Wars for the additional info.

Another 4+ set is also on its way that features both Donald Duck Mickey Mouse in one collectible building set. Other than these new minifig renditions, collectors will be happy to know that this set also offers our very first sheep figure which is more likely a single-brick version of the farm animal. The set also features a buildable tractor, farmhouse, fences, cart, and a collection of barn animals such as a horse, rabbit, and chicken.

In a similar vein, the girls are having their R&R time over at the beach, chilling out with their very own ice cream shop. The LEGO Disney Minnie Mouse’s Ice Cream Shop (10773) features new minifigure versions of Daisy Duck and Minnie Mouse befitting of a summer getaway. The set also comes with a buildable converter, an ice cream shop, and a beach lounge chair with an umbrella.

Last on our list is a set that brings Mickey flying in the sky. The LEGO Disney Mickey Mouse’s Propeller Plane (10772) features a pilot version of Mickey Mouse complete with a new goggles minifigure head print, and an aviation jacket printed torso.

LEGO Disney Mickey and Donald Farm (10775)

118 pieces | 29.99 Euro | Minifigures include Donald Duck and Minnie Mouse

LEGO Disney Minnie Mouse’s Ice Cream Shop (10773)

100 pieces | 19.99 Euro | Minifigures include Daisy Duck and Minnie Mouse

LEGO Disney Mickey Mouse’s Propeller Plane (10772)

59 pieces | 9.99 Euro | Includes a minifigure pilot version of Mickey Mouse

All in all, this next wave of LEGO Disney sets is sure to catch the eyes of the discerning LEGO minifigure collector despite its 4+ branding. These sets are not yet listed on LEGO’s home shopping portal but same as before, I’ll keep this post updated once more information comes in. Stay tuned!

More LEGO BrickHeadz Disney 2021 Sets Arriving This Summer

It’s a long time coming, but it’s nice to see that Donald’s LEGO BrickHeadz version will finally have a partner that has been on the wishlist of LEGO BrickHeadz fans for almost a year. Thanks to a now-removed reference from the LEGO Customer Service portal, we can confirm that there are two LEGO BrickHeadz Disney 2021 sets that will be arriving this summer.

This particular reference came in the form of building instructions that were posted quite too early. And thanks to these building instructions, we can have a good look at what’s in store with these sets.

First off, we will be having a new LEGO BrickHeadz Daisy Duck (40476) set, expected to retail for 9.99 Euros. The set comes with two 1×4 printed tiles and a nice brick-built pink ribbon accessory. Needless to say, this particular set will go very well with the LEGO BrickHeadz Donald Duck (40377).

Next is what seems to be the second of its kind following the same set concept as that of the LEGO BrickHeadz Harry, Hermione, Ron, & Hagrid (40495) set. And from the Disney subtheme, we got a Duck Tales-inspired set in the form of the LEGO BrickHeadz Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey, & Louie (40477). The set features the entire gang, with the siblings following the same build identifiable only through their colored tiles.

We do not have further details about these LEGO BrickHeadz Disney 2021 sets such as their piece count and retail price except for the possibility that they will arrive in June 2021. I will update this post once official info comes out from LEGO Shop@Home. In the meantime, be sure to keep tabs with us here on our blog site for more LEGO-related news.

Thanks to Promobricks for the heads-up.

New LEGO Minecraft Summer 2021 Sets Arriving Soon

LEGO has plenty of new sets in store for this summer, and from the looks of it, there will also be a handful of LEGO Minecraft summer 2021 sets as well. Aside from giving the LEGO treatment to Minecraft Dungeons, these new sets follow the first wave of sets that LEGO released at the start of the year, as revealed by Dutch online toy store, Ottosimon.

Like other new sets, this collection of LEGO Minecraft summer 2021 sets also offers some new elements and characters. Noticeable here is the new trans clear headpiece for a Charged Creeper, plus an assortment of new Minecraft minifigures and accessories.

They are not yet listed over at LEGO Shop@Home, but we hope to see these upcoming sets anytime soon. In the meantime, check out these images.

The Horse Stable (21171)

241 pieces | 19.99 €

The Ruined Portal (21172)

316 pieces | 29.99 €

The Sky Tower (21173)

565 pieces | 59.99 €

The Modern Treehouse (21174)

909 pieces | 119.99 €

The Jungle Abomination (21176)

489 pieces | 39.99 €

Record-Breaking 57 Product Ideas Qualify for the First 2021 LEGO Ideas Review

They just keep on coming, and I love it! The LEGO Ideas fan submission platform has just concluded with another record-breaking high, with a total of 57 product ideas qualifying for the First 2021 LEGO Ideas Review stage, as announced over their blogsite. These 57 submissions managed to get the necessary 10,000 fan votes needed to progress for this year’s first LEGO Ideas review.

Since the start of the pandemic, the LEGO Ideas platform saw a steady increase of fan submissions, largely as a result of increased LEGO building at home. As I’ve mentioned before in a previous related article, this is a testament to how LEGO building as a hobby, turned out to be a positive outlet for most LEGO fans as we strive to cope with the series of lockdowns and stay-at-home orders.

I’ve always been a fan of LEGO Ideas, and I’ve covered and supported some of its fan submissions that eventually found their way to becoming official LEGO Ideas sets. And I also intend to continuously cover every LEGO Ideas fan submission that reaches that 10K support milestone. However, the recent influx of review stage qualifiers is just kind of hard to keep track of! I guess I just have to double down on keeping them on my radar. It will always be a pleasure to see the creativity of the LEGO fan community spring into life, so be ready with the scroll wheel because this will be a very lengthy list.

Additionally, it should be mentioned that there was a particular fan submission that didn’t make the cut even though it managed to reach 10,000 supporters. The Stadium Tour did not eventually qualify for the First 2021 LEGO Ideas Review because it failed to follow the platform’s stipulated guidelines, particularly on “intellectual properties”.

As a last note, the Third 2020 LEGO Ideas Review Stage is about to be concluded, with the announcement of the winner slated to happen sometime this summer. We have to wait a lit bit more to see which among the 25 qualifiers in this particular review stage will go on to become an official LEGO Ideas set. For now, let’s take a look at what these new 57 product qualifiers for the First 2021 LEGO Ideas Review Stage has to offer. Which is your personal favorite? Let us know in the comments below.

1. The Princess Bride: The Guilder Frontier by FSLeinad

2. Tutankhamun by Swan Dutchman

3. The Nightmare Before Christmas – Halloween Town by Tvrulesmylife

4. Hyrule Castle (The Legend of Zelda) by Artem Biziaev

5. The Polar Express by Minibrick Productions

6. Steampunk Airship by BrickHammer

7. B aba Yaga by Artem Biziaev

8. T he Office by SoGenius106

9. L EGO DNA Double Helix Discovery by LegoDNA

10. T he X-Files: I Want To Believe by BrentWaller

11. M etroid: Samus Aran’s Gunship by L-DI-EGO

12. The House of Chocolate by Lepralego

13. C hitty Flies Again! by Norders

14 Among Us: The Skeld Detailed Map by VaderFan2187

15. W elcome to the Black Parade by VNMBricks

16. S ucculent Garden by Succulent Joe

17. T he Village Post Office by Bricked1980

18. T rain Bookends by Jimmi-DK

19. L EGO Viking Ship by JonasKramm

20. Jazz Quartet by Hsinwei Chi

21. A nimal Crossing: New Horizons Paradise by TiagoCatarino

22. M edieval Marketplace by DominikQN

23. Bike Lanes by MarcelSteeman

24. Working Bowling Alley – With Functional Pinsetter & Ball Return! by LEGOParadise

25. A sterix & Obelix by ZetoVince GP

26. LEGO Bookends by farmfarm

27. The Shire, The Hobbithole of Frodo and Bilbo Baggins by TB Brickcreator

28. T he King’s Castle by BrickHammer

29. C harlie and The Chocolate Factory by FACEBRICKUP

30. The Trulli of Alberobello by Renato Lovicario RennaWSL

31. A ncient Greek Temple by HP_Brixxter

32. The Karate Kid “Wax On, Wax Off”by Delusion Brick

33. Claus Toys by Bricky_Brick

34. The Sewing Workshop by Bricky_Brick

35. My LEGO Totoro (Feat. Cat Bus) by legotruman

36. NASA’s SLS & Artemis by Matthew Nolan & Whatsuptoday & Albinolan

37. T he Lisbon Tram by Bricky_Brick

38. Via Rail Canada – The Canadian by NickLafreniere1

39. Castle of Lord AFOL and the Black Knights by SleeplessNight

40. SpaceX Starship and Super Heavy (BFR) by haymaw99 & khehmeyer

41. The Simpsons – The Krusty Burger by FastBrickStudios

42. LEGO Modular Expansion Pack by Fargo73

43. 4½-Litre 1927-31 Bentley ‘Blower’ by bencroot19

44. Fantasy Castle by LEGO Monkey

45. T he Castle of Brickwood Forest by poVoq

46. Violin by SAMUEL HO

47. Marine Life by Brick Dangerous

48. L EGO Astronaut by legotruman

49. The Office by Lego The Office

50. Winter Snow Globes by legotruman

51. A Map of Middle-Earth by Artem Biziaev

52. R etro Arcade by If You Build It

53. Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs by Hanwasyellowfirst

54. A Nice Day At The Farm by Adri Clo

55. The Forth Bridge by michaeldineen7

56. Scania Next Generation S730 by mpj83

57. M odular Portal Testing Chamber by Angry4rtichoke

LEGO BrickHeadz Voldemort, Nagini & Bellatrix (40496) Revealed

Following the recent reveal of a new LEGO BrickHeadz Harry Potter pack in the form of set 40495, we now have another one that we can add to our collection this June. This time around LEGO BrickHeadz fans can expect the arrival of a 3-pack, LEGO BrickHeadz Voldemort, Nagini & Bellatrix (40496) set.

Thanks to info shared by Promobricks, we can expect this new set to arrive in June alongside its Hogwarts counterparts. This LEGO BrickHeadz version of the “One Who Must Not Be named”, along with some of his cohorts, gives their characters a bit of LEGO humor and a certain degree of brick cuteness. I simply love the way Nagini turned out, giving the iconic Horcrux a bit of a chibi vibe. Bellatrix is easily recognizable as well, with her classic locks of hair replicated using those round 2×2 plates.

The LEGO BrickHeadz Voldemort, Nagini & Bellatrix (40496) is now the 7th BrickHeadz set from its Wizarding World subtheme, slated to be released in June. It clocks in at 344 pieces and is expected to retail around the $20-$25 price point. Since the box art has already made its appearance in the wild, we can expect this to be listed over at LEGO Shop@Home anytime soon.