BrickHeadz are Lego's take on the collectible character figure: chunky, big-headed, endlessly charming little builds of your favourite film, game and TV characters. Each one takes half an hour or so to put together, sits happily on a desk or shelf and costs far less than the big display sets, which is exactly why they make such good gifts. They are also horribly moreish, so few people stop at one.
The best value in the range comes from the multi-character packs, which bundle a whole cast into a single box. These are the ones we would reach for, and each links straight to its live price comparison so you pay the least for them.
The Phantom Menace (40676)
At 732 pieces this is one of the largest BrickHeadz sets you can buy, gathering a lineup of characters from Episode I into a single collectible group. It is a lot of set for the money and a real treat for any Star Wars fan. Displayed together the figures have proper presence, and they build quickly enough to enjoy in an evening. Compare prices on The Phantom Menace BrickHeadz.
Prisoner of Azkaban Figures (40677)
A generous 697-piece Harry Potter multipack drawn from the third film, one of the most loved in the series. The BrickHeadz style gives each character a lot of charm in a small footprint, and as a set they make a lovely gift for any Potter fan. Quick to build and easy to find a spot for. Compare prices on the Prisoner of Azkaban BrickHeadz.
The Goblet of Fire Figures (40791)
Another strong Harry Potter pack at 671 pieces, this time themed around the Triwizard Tournament. It pairs perfectly with the Prisoner of Azkaban set to grow a wizarding shelf, and the group looks great lined up. A fun, affordable way to collect the characters without the cost of the big castles. Compare prices on the Goblet of Fire BrickHeadz.
The Mandalorian and Grogu: Allies & Villains (40856)
A 661-piece Star Wars pack built around the hit series, and of course Grogu steals the show. It is one of the most giftable sets in the whole BrickHeadz range, with instant appeal for fans of any age. The characters are full of personality despite the simple boxy shape. Compare prices on The Mandalorian and Grogu BrickHeadz.
Revenge of the Sith Heroes & Villains (40796)
At 656 pieces this pack captures the heroes and villains of Episode III, one of the most dramatic entries in the saga. It sits neatly alongside the other Star Wars BrickHeadz to build out a collection, and the contrast of light and dark side characters displays really well. Great value for the number of figures you get. Compare prices on the Revenge of the Sith BrickHeadz.
Alice in Wonderland (40925)
A colourful 601-piece Disney set that brings the characters of Wonderland to life in BrickHeadz form. The bright palette and quirky designs make it one of the most cheerful sets in the range, and it stands out on a shelf. A lovely gift for Disney fans and casual builders alike. Compare prices on the Alice in Wonderland BrickHeadz.
Eleven, Max, Demogorgon and Holly Figures (40879)
A 584-piece Stranger Things pack that brings four characters from the show together, the fearsome Demogorgon included. It is a must for fans of the series and a genuinely fun build, with the monster a real highlight. The group makes a striking little display. Compare prices on the Stranger Things BrickHeadz.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Figures (40878)
The four turtles in one 567-piece box, each in their signature colours and armed with their usual weapons. It is a nostalgic hit and one of the most fun multipacks in the range to display as a set. Quick, cheerful and hard to resist for anyone who grew up with the turtles. Compare prices on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles BrickHeadz.
Buying BrickHeadz well
BrickHeadz are cheap enough to buy on a whim, but the multipacks still vary in price between retailers and the exclusives can climb once they retire. Search any of them on Brick Compare to see who is cheapest today, and grab the ones you love before they disappear.
