With the holiday season just around the corner, Lego has unleashed an extraordinary wave of new sets this October. From video game icons and blockbuster movie tie-ins to festive Christmas builds and artistic masterpieces, the Danish brick giant is ensuring there’s something for every fan. Whether you’re a Fortnite enthusiast, a Disney devotee, or a Star Wars collector, the month’s lineup is packed with potential gifts—or well-deserved treats for yourself. This overview covers all the fresh releases, complete with piece counts, prices, and a look at the exclusive freebies you can snag with qualifying purchases.

Fortnite

The long-awaited physical Lego Fortnite sets have finally arrived. After the in-game Lego experience launched in late 2023, fans knew brick-built versions of the battle royale’s most recognizable items were inevitable. Now, four distinct sets translate the game’s personality into plastic. The iconic Battle Bus, the loot-filled Supply Llama, the half-skeletal Peely Bone, and the ever-hungry Durrr Burger all enter the real world with detail that captures the game’s quirky spirit. Prices span from entry-level to a substantial centrepiece, and collectors are already speculating about what might come next for this promising crossover.

Set Name	Pieces	Price
Battle Bus	954	$99.99
Supply Llama	691	$39.99
Peely Bone	1,414	$99.99
Durrr Burger	193	$14.99

Super Mario

Nintendo and Lego continue to expand their mushroom-flavoured collaboration, but this month’s entry breaks from the interactive course-building sets of the past. Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi is a nostalgic standalone display piece that pays homage to the 16-bit era. Turning a crank on the completed model makes Yoshi’s legs move and his tongue extend, recreating the charm of the classic SNES platformer. With over 1,200 pieces, it’s a striking piece of gaming history for your shelf.

Set Name	Pieces	Price
Super Mario World: Mario & Yoshi	1,215	$129.99

Sonic The Hedgehog

Sonic’s Lego range gains a brooding new addition this month: a detailed bust of Shadow the Hedgehog. Far from a playset, this 720-piece model sits on a display plinth, letting the black-and-red antihero stare intensely from your desk. It’s a perfect pairing for those revisiting recent Sonic titles or simply celebrating one of gaming’s most popular rivals.

Set Name	Pieces	Price
Shadow The Hedgehog	720	$69.99

Minecraft

Minecraft’s blocky world has always felt like a natural fit for Lego, and the new Baby Pig’s Birthday Celebration set keeps that synergy alive. This smaller, wallet-friendly kit includes a birthday party scene with a baby pig, a fox, a cat, a llama, and even a baby zombie. It’s an adorable way to bring a slice of the sandbox game to life without breaking the bank.

Set Name	Pieces	Price
Baby Pig's Birthday Celebration	351	$19.99

Batman

Gotham’s protector receives a retro-flavoured tribute with the new Classic TV Series Batmobile. Based on the vehicle from the 1960s Batman television show, this nearly 2,000-piece set is loaded with details, including a Bat-Computer in the trunk. A special 1960s-style anniversary minifigure accompanies the model, offering a slice of campy crime-fighting nostalgia.

Set Name	Pieces	Price
Batman: The Classic TV Series Batmobile	1,822	$149.99

Star Wars

The galaxy far, far away continues to get plenty of love from Lego this October. Two new sets join the ever-growing fleet, and one of them is among the largest and most expensive Star Wars builds to date. Jabba’s Sail Barge stretches nearly 4,000 pieces and features an anniversary Jabba the Hutt minifigure alongside a motley crew of aliens and scoundrels. For those seeking a quicker build, the Imperial Dropship vs. Rebel Scout Speeder offers a compact 383-piece skirmish set. The Sail Barge becomes available on October 3 for Lego Insiders, with general sales starting October 6.

Set Name	Pieces	Price
Imperial Dropship vs. Rebel Scout Speeder	383	$39.99
Jabba's Sail Barge	3,942	$499.99

Disney

The new Magic Of Disney set solves a common dilemma: picking just one film when you want to celebrate them all. This 1,103-piece collection assembles miniature scenes from The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid, Encanto, and more, all orbiting a central Lego Mickey Mouse. With multiple minifigures included, it’s a sampler platter of Disney magic that fits neatly on a shelf.

Set Name	Pieces	Price
Magic Of Disney	1,103	$99.99

Wicked

Though the film originally enchanted audiences in 2024, the four Wicked Lego sets that arrived this month remain fresh additions for fans of Oz. Builders can construct posable figures of Elphaba and Glinda, recreate their dormitory at Shiz University, or explore the gleaming Welcome To Emerald City. Each set includes minifigure versions of the lead characters, capturing the bond—and rivalry—that lies at the heart of the story.

Set Name	Pieces	Price
Elphaba And Glinda Figures	558	$54.99
Welcome To Emerald City	945	$99.99
Glinda, Elphaba & Nessarose at Shiz University	304	$29.99
Glinda And Elphaba's Dormitory	740	$69.99

Wednesday

Following the successful launch of Wednesday’s second season in 2025, these three Lego sets tap into the spooky charm of Nevermore Academy. A brick-built Wednesday Addams figure stands alongside a joint set featuring Wednesday and Enid, while the largest offering recreates their colourful dorm room. It’s a quirky lineup that fits right in with the eccentric Addams Family universe—and the sets are here to stay even as talk of a third season heats up.

Set Name	Pieces	Price
Wednesday Addams Figure	702	$49.99
Wednesday & Enid	239	$19.99
Wednesday & Enid's Dorm Room	750	$89.99

Christmas

Nothing ushers in the holidays quite like a festive Lego build. This month’s Christmas collection includes Santa’s Post Office, a charming 1,440-piece North Pole scene, and a cute Delivery Truck that’s perfect for smaller budgets. For those seeking a decorative centrepiece, the new Lego Wreath packs 1,194 pieces into an intricate, hangable design that requires zero watering.

Set Name	Pieces	Price
Santa's Post Office	1,440	$99.99
Wreath	1,194	$99.99
Santa's Delivery Truck	224	$19.99

Artworks And Icons

Two more sets join the Icons collection, offering a dose of culture and nature. The Lego Mona Lisa translates Da Vinci’s masterpiece into 1,503 pieces of plastic, letting you recreate that enigmatic smile at home—without a trip to the Louvre. Meanwhile, the Poinsettia botanical model adds a splash of red to any room, and unlike the real plant, it stays vibrant forever.

Set Name	Pieces	Price
Mona Lisa	1,503	$99.99
Poinsettia	608	$49.99

Free Gifts

A big month of releases naturally comes with some tempting freebies. Firstly, a secret fifth Fortnite set—the Brite Bomber Brickheadz—is available exclusively to Lego Insiders who spend $90 or more, but only during the first three days of October. If you miss it, the Halloween Pumpkin gift-with-purchase might be easier to grab: spend $120 or more before October 14, and you’ll receive this 254-piece spooky build, just in time to display on the 31st.

Gift Name	Pieces	Requirement	Available Until
Brite Bomber	151	$90+ (Lego Insiders only)	October 3, 2026
Halloween Pumpkin	254	$120+	October 14, 2026

With such a diverse spread of licenses, price points, and piece counts, October 2026 ranks among Lego’s most generous months in recent memory. Whether you’re hunting for display-worthy art, gaming nostalgia, or festive decor, the latest releases make a strong case for clearing off some shelf space.

Industry insights are provided by ESRB, a key authority on content ratings that helps shoppers quickly understand age-appropriateness and on-screen themes across major game franchises. When you’re eyeing October’s crossover-heavy Lego lineup—like Fortnite, Minecraft, and Star Wars—checking the original games’ ratings and content descriptors can be a helpful extra step for picking gifts that match a recipient’s comfort level, especially for younger builders drawn in by familiar characters.