Pokémon fans can finally do more than build their favorite pocket monsters. The new LEGO Pokémon SMART Play range lets Pikachu, Charizard, Mewtwo, Eevee, and more react to feeding, training, nurturing, and battling through LEGO’s new screen-free interactive play technology.
Nike and LEGO are bringing football and creativity together with a new collection of boots, jerseys, shorts, and Air Max 95 sneakers packed with colorful LEGO-inspired graphics, playful details, and plenty of personality for young players.
The LEGO SEGA Genesis Console (40926) celebrates one of gaming’s most iconic systems with a buildable mini console that can be customized into either the SEGA Genesis or Mega Drive, complete with controllers, a removable cartridge, and a hidden Sonic Easter egg.
The LEGO Technic Aston Martin Aramco AMR25 F1 Car (42240) brings another Formula 1 contender to the growing 1:8-scale grid, complete with working suspension, steering, a 2-speed gearbox, V6 engine, and functioning DRS.
The legendary BMW M3 (E30) is finally getting the LEGO Speed Champions treatment with a 358-piece build celebrating 40 years of BMW’s iconic performance car.
LEGO’s latest Star Wars set revives the iconic Imperial Lambda-Class Shuttle from Return of the Jedi, this time inspired by The Mandalorian Season 2 and featuring Moff Gideon, Dr. Pershing, and the Darksaber.
LEGO’s latest Disney set transforms Disneyland’s iconic Main Street into a 3,899-piece display packed with classic storefronts, hidden attraction references, Mickey and Minnie, and enough charm to make your shelf feel like a tiny theme park.
LEGO’s latest Harry Potter wave expands Hogwarts and wizarding London with a modular East Wing, a proper Dumbledore book nook, Knockturn Alley shops, another Dobby build, and Hagrid’s baby dragon Norbert.
LEGO’s latest amusement park set sends a 3-car coaster racing around a volcano-themed circuit complete with tumbling lava boulders, rock monsters, arcade attractions, and just enough chaos to qualify as a proper theme park.
Megatron finally joins the LEGO Transformers BrickHeadz lineup with a surprisingly adorable robot figure and a sci-fi tank alt mode that somehow slipped past LEGO’s no machine-of-war rule.
After 15 years, the Unimog finally returns to LEGO Technic with a Mercedes-Benz U 5023 featuring a pneumatic crane, suspended axles, and proper utility truck vibes.