LEGO Bluey has three new sets on the way for young builders, including one with buildable versions of Bluey and her family.
The most streamed TV show in the US is continuing with its LEGO theme, as three new Bluey sets are on the way to expand the collection.
Three new LEGO Bluey sets are coming out on June 1, 2026:
- 11217 Brick-Built Bluey Family / 466 pieces / £59.99 / $69.99 / €69.99
- 11221 School with Rusty and Bluey / 106 pieces / £19.99 / $24.99 / €24.99
- 11216 Grannies with Bingo and Bluey / 80 pieces / £12.99 / $14.99 / €14.99
All three sets are of course based on the beloved Australian children’s series, which follows Bluey, her sister Bingo, her dad Bandit and her mum Chilli. The family of dogs have family-friendly adventures that help to teach children valuable and wholesome life lessons. And it’s all made in colours that real dogs can see, so it’s fun for the whole family.
LEGO Bluey got its start last year and given the show’s young audience, it focused on sets for the youngest builders, releasing a variety of 4+ and DUPLO options. The 4+ sets include minifigures, making them at least a little appealing for older fans as well. It also means that 11217 Brick-Built Bluey Family’s 5+ age rating is a huge step forward for the theme.
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The set builds all four family members with a total of 466 pieces. Each brick-built anthropomorphic dog comes with poseable arms, hands and tail, plus changeable facial expressions. Accessories are bountiful in the set and include long dog, a bonfire, marshmallow, camera, watermelon, xylophone, juice, asparagus, Unicorse and ice cream. It’s a lot of little things scattered around, which is why the characters have space to store the items inside — a classic toy trick that’s only mildly unsettling.
11217 Brick-Built Bluey Family is likely to appeal to Bluey’s older fanbase — it’s designed for children, but bumping the age rating up from 4+ to 5+ allows for the models to have a little more umph.
The other two sets — 11221 School with Rusty and Bluey and 11216 Grannies with Bingo and Bluey — are both 4+ sets and come with 106 and 80 pieces, respectively. Both look to be solid models for what they are, but 4+ models are never going to be the most earth-shattering affairs. Exclusive minifigures in each set do sweeten the deal, though.
Many more new sets have been announced, for City, Bluey, Minecraft, Disney, Friends, Fortnite, Harry Potter, NINJAGO and Chinese Festivals.
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