We’ve rounded up every new LEGO kit coming in February 2024. Here’s what you can expect from each kit and how much they will cost.
With a new year comes box-fresh LEGO sets. What’s more, several of these kits are already available. The latter includes an array of models from LEGO Marvel, LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Ideas, LEGO Creator 3in1, and LEGO Icons, such as the brick-built bouquet of roses.
There are many, many more, such as LEGO Speed Champions, to come in the coming months. But what can you expect first?
Well, February is around the corner. So, we’ve rounded up every new LEGO set scheduled to be released during the second month of 2024. Here’s what you can expect, including what each set will cost.
1. LEGO Ideas Family Tree — 21346
The LEGO Ideas Family Tree will make for much more than just a beautiful display piece in your home or office. It allows you to relive your favorite memories you have with your loved ones. Indeed, this LEGO Ideas set features 16 hanging holders in which you can display small photos, messages, and other mementos.
There’s also a hidden storage compartment, replete with a host of accessories. The latter includes a toy plane, a kite, and a selection of seasonal foliage. Bird boxes and figures are also present.
This 1040-brick LEGO-reimagined tree is sure to provide you and your loved ones (aged 18 and up) with an immersive and nostalgic building experience. In addition, it will look great next to your other plant-inspired LEGO sets. The completed model measures 11.5 inches tall, and seven inches wide and deep.
The LEGO Ideas Family Tree will be released on February 1, 2024. This set will be priced at $79.99.
2. LEGO Icons Kingfisher Bird — 10331
Set to take flight at the very start of February, the LEGO Icons Kingfisher Bird is a must-have set for bird buffs aged 18 and up.
Comprising 834 vibrantly-colored pieces, the brick-built bird features an array of authentic elements. It is sure to look great when displayed on a shelf in your home or office (possibly near the recently-released LEGO Art Macaw Parrots against your wall).
In addition, the kit ships with a display stand that doubles as a water scene. Yup, when completed, it looks like the Kingfisher emerges from a river after it has caught a fish. There are also buildable reeds to complete the scene. This LEGO Icons model measures eight inches long, 12 inches wide, and six-and-a-half inches deep.
The LEGO Kingfisher Bird will be priced at $49.99.
3. LEGO Ideas Red London Telephone Box — 21347
Paying homage to a quintessential British symbol, the LEGO Ideas Red London Telephone Box celebrates the K2 Telephone Box’s centenary.
Staying true to Giles Gilbert Scott’s winning design of 1924, the LEGO-reimagined K2 booth features a host of authentic elements reminiscent of the original. Like the latter, the LEGO replica is equipped with a domed roof, window panes, a fluted architrave, and decorative moulding. Royal Crown emblems are also present and correct.
However, it’s not only the exterior that features authentic detailing. The interior, too, has a host of neat items. For example, LEGO builders have the option of fitting it with a vintage rotary phone or a 1990s-style phone. In addition, when night falls, you can illuminate the interior with the included LEGO light brick. All you have to do is press down on the roof.
What’s more, this LEGO Ideas kit allows you to recreate the entire scene. It includes a cobbled street, a lamppost, and a fence with a street sign. A cool feature, the set has space for you to put your smartphone.
The kit comprises 1460 bricks. It is sure to provide a rewarding and nostalgic building experience for adults aged 18 and up. The completed build stands 12 inches tall, seven-and-a-half inches wide, and six inches deep. As such, it will look great on display.
Scheduled to be released on February 4, 2024, the LEGO Ideas Red London Telephone box will be priced at $114.99.
4. New LEGO BrickHeadz sets coming in February 2024
A quartet of LEGO BrickHeadz sets will be released on February 1, 2024. Designed for LEGO fans aged 10 and up, there are buildable figures of Iron Spider-Man, Potted Groot, Stitch, and Knuckles and Shadow from Sonic the Hedgehog. Here are the highlights of each kit.
Comprising 91 bricks, the LEGO BrickHeadz Iron Spider-Man model is a must-have for Marvel fans. Although it won’t take that long to build, this three-inch-tall LEGO BrickHeadz kit features a cool element — it has movable spider arms. The LEGO BrickHeadz Iron Spider-Man will be priced at $9.99.
Another LEGO BrickHeadz set that’s worthy of a place next to your Marvel memorabilia, the LEGO BrickHeadz Potted Groot will look great next to the LEGO Marvel I am Groot figure, which is one of the best LEGO Marvel sets for kids. But back to the LEGO BrickHeadz model of everyone’s favorite tree-alien. This three-and-a-half-inches-tall Baby Groot-inspired set comprises 113 pieces. It will be priced at $9.99.
Expand your LEGO BrickHeadz family with Stitch. This Disney-inspired LEGO BrickHeadz kit is sure to look great in your collection. Of course, you can always display it next to the upcoming, 730-piece LEGO Disney Stitch model. This three-inch-tall LEGO BrickHeadz model features 152 pieces. This set will be priced at $9.99.
One kit, a duo of characters. What’s not to love about the LEGO BrickHeadz Sonic the Hedgehog: Knuckles & Shadow set? Comprising 298 bricks, this set is sure to keep you preoccupied for some time. Of course, as there are two buildable models, you can always share the building joy with a fellow Sonic the Hedgehog fan. There are also cool features, such as Knuckle’s spiked fists and Shadow’s Limited Rings. This kit will be priced at $19.99.
Each of these LEGO kits is well worth the wait. Fortunately, you don’t have to wait that long, as each of these sets will go on sale in early February. So, grab your schedule and make a note. You don’t want to miss out on these sets.