Ranking the best new Lego sets in January 2026

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Ranking the best new Lego sets in January 2026 News By Benjamin Abbott published 30 January 2026

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Following a quiet end to last year, the new Lego sets for January 2026 hit with the force of a million bare feet standing on just as many bricks (ouch). Only a handful of new models dropped in November and none arrived in December, so getting well over 100 this month was enough to give any fan whiplash.

So, which new Lego sets in January were best? And which ones are worth your money and time? I've listed every single kit available this month below, alongside some analysis on the models I think are the most noteworthy. These are contenders for our list of the best Lego sets already, so keep an eye out for them.

Considering how that lineup includes a Stranger Things model, Star Wars, Harry Potter, Marvel, and more, it's quite the rogue's gallery. Buckle up; we might be here for a while.

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Set of the month

Editor's choice

Lego Stranger Things The Creel House | $299.99 at LegoWhat with Stranger Things being talk of the town for a lot of January, a new Lego set based on the final season has to take top spot in my first roundup of 2026. Besides recreating an iconic location with most of the main gang represented as delightful minifigs (even if I wish they'd chosen different hair pieces for a few), it's the first ever transforming Lego house. That's a pretty big feather in the cap.UK price: £249.99 at Lego

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New Lego sets January 2026: Architecture

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There's only one Architecture model in January, so deciding which one deserves a shoutout has been decided for us. However, it offers a new, intriguing approach for the range nonetheless.

Paris - City of Love | View at LegoRather than sticking to a single building or a skyline, Paris - City of Love takes a different approach with a 2.5D representation of the city's most noteworthy tourist attractions against the night sky. This is all framed by a rather classy white border which reads "City of Love," so it'd make a great gift for anyone who adores the French capital.

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New Lego sets January 2026: Art

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Much like the Architecture range, Art has only received one new Lego set in January - but it's a corker. This faux-painting really is gorgeous, and it emphasizes that 2.5D effect more than previous projects.

Japanese Cherry Blossom Landscape | View at LegoThanks to the clever 2.5D approach and a beautiful blend of colors, this month's Art piece is breathtaking. There's so much going on here; whether it's the cranes cruising through a pink sky or the waterfall spilling over the gorgeous frame, the Japanese Cherry Blossom Landscape is truly a work of art.

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New Lego sets January 2026: Botanicals

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Warmer weather may be months away, but nobody seems to have told Lego that. Its Botanical Collection is feeling the joys of spring with four new kits, ranging from simple arrangements to set-pieces with their own Lego pots. Bear in mind that a few come without vases or anything to display them in, so you'll need to grab those separately!

Editor's choice

Flowering Cactus | View at LegoDespite being the smallest of the bunch, the Flowering Cactus is my favorite for a couple of reasons. To start with, it comes with a built-in pot to display it on... something that isn't always the case, as demonstrated by the Tulip Bouquet and Daisies. But more importantly, it's a departure from the norm. This prickly customer is a welcome breath of fresh air when compared to the usual blooms, bouquets, or trees we get, helping it stand out from the crowd. It isn't overly large either so can be subtly added to any setup without dominating the space - handy if you're giving it as a gift, in other words.

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Also available in January, 2026

• Tulip Bouquet | View at Lego
• Peace Lily | View at Lego
• Daisies | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: BrickHeadz

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The two kits we're getting this month from BrickHeadz live at opposite ends of the spectrum. On the one hand, there's a very sweet Lilo & Stitch Angel model arriving in January, joining her buddy Stitch to kick off 2026. On the other, we have heroes battling a monster from Stranger Things.

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Eleven, Max, Demogorgon, and Holly | View at LegoWith Stranger Things dominating the conversation this month, it's no surprise to see more BrickHeadz figures based on the cultural juggernaut. Rather than the season 1 versions we got at the end of last year, Lego's dropping season 5 takes on Eleven, Max, and Holly this time around. A generic Demogorgon is tagging along for the ride for good measure, and I much prefer this version to the old one; it's more dynamic and doesn't rely on printed pieces to represent those nasty teeth.

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Also available in January, 2026

• Angel | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: City

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OK, this is where things get hairy. This range usually kicks off the year with a massive avalanche of new Lego sets, and 2026 is no different - we're staring down the barrel of 21 models launching in January.

Most of these are individual vehicles (including the for-young-children "Ride" kits). There's only a handful of larger models, but one of those is a multi-vehicle kit that encourages you to mix and match parts for some ungodly plane-trucks that hover. I love it.

Editor's choice

Airport with Airplane | View at LegoI'm a sucker for 'scenes' when it comes to Lego, so this one featuring a full airport to go with its plane was always going to catch my attention. There's so much going on here, be it the waiting rooms full of passengers, X-ray scanners showing minifigure skeletons, or baggage handlers tootling around the runway in little cars.

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Also available in January, 2026

• Cement Mixer | View at Lego
• Police Prisoner Transport Van | View at Lego
• Rides - Police Truck | View at Lego
• Rides - Fire Truck | View at Lego
• Rides - Construction Loader | View at Lego
• Rides - Gaming Race Car | View at Lego
• Hot Rod | View at Lego
• EV Supercar | View at Lego
• Yellow Taxi | View at Lego
• Fries Food Truck | View at Lego
• Jet vs. Car | View at Lego
• Snowplough | View at Lego
• Motorcycle Transporter | View at Lego
• Recycling Truck | View at Lego
• Airport Fire Truck | View at Lego
• The Lego Van | View at Lego
• Coast Guard Helicopter | View at Lego
• Coast Guard Rescue Boat & Helicopter | View at Lego
• Airplane, Service Truck, & Hovercraft Remix | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Creator

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It isn't just City and Friends enjoying a bumper January; it's a big month for the Creator 3-in-1 range as well, with nine new Lego sets hitting shelves. The vast majority of these are animals being as cute as humanly possible (ranging from a hamster clutching a flower to "Fierce Dinosaur," who is a Very Good Boy), but a couple of tech-focused models have made their way into the mix as well.

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Editor's choice

Sea Animals: Beautiful Dolphins | View at LegoYou know what, Lego? You're right - this set is beautiful. I was initially going to shout out this month's retro console because it amused me to challenge my colleague and retro expert Phil to turn it into a working system, but then I saw this. I'm not sure whether it's the color of the waves, the pops of vibrancy underneath thanks to the coral, or the set's dynamism, but I fell in love with it right away.

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Also available in January, 2026

• Cute Hamster with a Flower | View at Lego
• Turtle with a Water Lily Flower | View at Lego
• Space Exploration Telescope | View at Lego
• Fierce Dinosaur | View at Lego
• Retro Gaming Console | View at Lego
• Fierce Shark with a Treasure Chest | View at Lego
• Cute Animals: Playful Puppy Dog | View at Lego
• Wild Animals: Colorful Hummingbird | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Disney

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The barrage of cuteness in this month's new Lego sets isn't limited to the Creator range; Disney is also melting hearts over here with a collection of painfully adorable kits which seem to have been designed to make anyone in their vicinity go "awww." Take the Aristocats model, for example. You'd need a heart of stone not to be won over by it.

Editor's choice

Olaf and Bruni's Picnic Fun | View at LegoThere are plenty of adorable new Lego sets for younger Disney fans this month, but this Frozen kit is my favorite. I don't believe we've had a larger figure of Olaf before, and because its arms can be posed as well as holding a couple of (amusingly ironic) accessories, he makes for a good display piece as well as a playset. I mean, yes, Bruni's wild eyes make it look like there was something a bit more interesting on offer at the picnic than hot chocolate and toasted marshmallows. But he's as cute as a button too, so the salamander being thrown in is a fun bonus.

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Also available in January, 2026

• Elsa's Ice Castle & Snow Ride Adventure | View at Lego
• Mini Anna & Elsa | View at Lego
• Ariel's Magical Mini Palace | View at Lego
• The Aristocats Adorable Marie | View at Lego
• Mini Belle & Tiana with Castle | View at Lego
• Mini Jasmine & Rapunzel | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Dreamzzz

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Six new Dreamzzz sets are stomping into view this January, and this month it's all about mechs. Pick your poison - robo dinosaur, croco-sub, or rocket shark? Regardless, it's proof that mechs make everything better. I've always been a little lukewarm on the Dreamzzz range, but this? This is winning me over.

Editor's choice

Tiger Shark Tank | View at LegoI mean, come on. How could I not choose a set that's simultaneously a shark, tank, and robot all in one? It's over the top, absurd, and utterly magnificent. Marvellous work, Lego. No notes.

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Also available in January, 2026

• Fox Guardian Mech | View at Lego
• Crocodile Submarine | View at Lego
• Nightmare Scorpion Digger | View at Lego
• Dino Jet | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Friends

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The Friends line is doing its very best to outdo City in terms of new Lego sets this month, and with 17 kits to its name in January, it isn't far off. These are a lot more expansive than the City equivalents, too; most include buildings and facades.

Editor's choice

Heartlake City Friends Club House | View at LegoIt might sound a little cult-y and I doubt this building would pass any health and safety regulations if it was real (a zipline on the roof?!), but this kit feels like all our childhood dreams of what we'd want a clubhouse to look like made real. I adore that there's a diverse range of figures too, including one with a limb difference.

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Also available in January, 2026

• Unicorn Cake Delivery Car | View at Lego
• Dog Treats Bakery | View at Lego
• Pet Accessories Van | View at Lego
• Heartlake City Bunny Hotel | View at Lego
• Heartlake City Convenience Store | View at Lego
• Axolotl Adventure Boat | View at Lego
• Unicorn Dream Cafe | View at Lego
• Heartlake City Fashion Show | View at Lego
• Fun Indoor Playground | View at Lego
• Liann's Family House | View at Lego
• Horse Stable and Riding Academy | View at Lego
• Garden Restaurant | View at Lego
• Ice Cream & Balloon Stand | View at Lego
• Horse & Baby Foal Trailer | View at Lego
• Animal Vet Clinic | View at Lego
• Beach House with Seals | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Gabby's Dollhouse

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There's only one Gabby's Dollhouse set releasing this month, but on the flip side, it includes multiple kits. In terms of value for money, it's pretty solid as a result.

Gabby's Brick-Built Cat Friends | View at LegoYou're getting six characters for the price of one in this kit, all of which are larger and come displayed on a little scene. It's worth noting that these aren't in the usual Lego Gabby's Dollhouse style, though; rather than being Friends-style figures, they're a bit more like BrickHeadz or the Disney 'Mini' models I mentioned earlier.

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New Lego sets January 2026: Harry Potter

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The Wizarding World is enjoying a magical January, I must say: there are eight new kits apparating onto shelves in total. They're an impressive bunch, too. While there's your usual array of budget playsets that'd make great additions to the toybox (like the novelty Sorting Hat Ceremony, with a spinning wheel to decide which house your minifigs go into), there are some clever display pieces that break the mold in a very intelligent way. A classroom hidden in a cauldron? Inspired.

There's an impressive new addition to the minifigure-size Hogwarts Castle as well - the Hospital Wing. If you're building the school piece by piece via these sets, you can expect another intricate facade with rooms based on scenes in the movies and a variety of minifigures (this time based on Prisoner of Azkaban).

Editor's choice

Sorcerer's Stone - Collector's Edition | View at LegoI'd say this anniversary kit is the most impressive Harry Potter set in a month already full of eye-catching models. It combines the best of minifigure playsets with for-adults display pieces in an intelligent way; Hedwig perches atop school books and scale items from the original movie, which are piled on a wizard's chess board that's crewed by minifigures of Harry, Ron, and Hermione playing their life or death game. It's a genuinely innovative way to revisit a film that's now over 20 years old. (*Crumbles to dust*)

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Also available in January, 2026

• Hagrid & Harry's Privet Drive Escape | View at Lego
• Hogwarts Castle: Sorting Hat Ceremony | View at Lego
• Cornish Pixie | View at Lego
• Hogwarts Castle: Hospital Wing | View at Lego
• Cauldron: Secret Potions Classroom | View at Lego
• Luna Lovegood's House | View at Lego
• Enchanted Flying Ford Anglia | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Icons

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Three new Icons kits are dropping this month, and they're all catering to very different audiences. I mean, there's a recreation of an ultra-creepy Stranger Things location butting up against a quaint cottage garden, not to mention a shopping center.

Still, something they all share is good looks. Indeed, the latter set almost pipped the Creel House to my top spot this month. Besides having a fascinating, asymmetrical structure, it's crammed with so much detail that it feels positively alive.

Editor's choice

Lego Stranger Things The Creel House | View at LegoAs mentioned earlier, I think the Creel House might just be my number-one new Lego set of January. It's hugely imaginative in that it's the first transforming Lego house, but it's also an incredibly accurate rendition of the iconic location.

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Also available in January, 2026

• Shopping Street | View at Lego
• Autumn Cottage Garden | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Ideas

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With Valentine's Day fast approaching, it's only right that this month's set is an ode to love. There's also only one kit for the Ideas range in January, so it gets my shoutout by default, but it is very sweet nonetheless.

Love Birds | View at LegoThis kit features two adorable love birds perching in a blossom tree, and it's a cute yet simple design. If you wanted to get a slightly different present this year or a project you can build together, it's a solid choice.

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New Lego sets January 2026: Marvel

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It's been an absolute bumper month for Marvel fans, because Lego's pumped out enough kits to bury most self-respecting superheroes in an avalanche of plastic. These range from a host of Spider-Man sets (including mech battles and a much more affordable Daily Bugle model than the previous version) to movie display pieces, recreating Spider-Man 3's final battle alongside Age of Ultron's Hulk Buster fight.

While I was initially going to give the adorable Ravager Groot his flowers, I can't ignore how magnificent the Iron Man suit of armor is. If you're a fan of the early MCU, this is a must-have display piece.

Editor's choice

Iron Man Mark 3 Collectors' Edition | View at LegoThis is the sort of design that translates perfectly to a Lego format; it avoids an uncanny valley effect due to the suit's angular aesthetic. I'm impressed by how well it captures Tony Stark's signature look, pose and all, while the added minifigure is another tick in the 'win' column.

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Also available in January, 2026

• Spidey on his Motorcycle vs. Rhino | View at Lego
• Spidey: Underwater Vehicles | View at Lego
• Team Spidey Pirate Ship | View at Lego
• Epic Battle: Spider-Man vs. Sandman | View at Lego
• Epic Battle: Hulk-Buster vs. The Hulk | View at Lego
• Spider-Man vs. Ghost Rider Motorcycle | View at Lego
• Spider-Man Car vs. Venomized Wolverine | View at Lego
• Miles Morales Mech vs. Spider-Man 2099 | View at Lego
• Mech Battle: Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock | View at Lego
• Spider-Man vs. Mysterio: The Daily Bugle | View at Lego
• Ravager Jumpsuit Groot | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Minecraft

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There are plenty of new Minecraft sets winging our way in January 2026. It's good news if you're a younger builder, or someone that likes to create little dioramas for display; the majority are playsets to enhance your collection with new enemies and biomes.

The kit that stood out most to me was the for-grown-ups display piece, though. Mini Biomes is the perfect addition to a shelf, desk, or gaming setup that nails what's great about the game in one small package.

Editor's Choice

Mini Biomes | View at LegoThis is the perfect 'vertical slice' of the Minecraft world, elegantly displayed in a classy, deliberate way. I can see so many older players wanting this for their desk or home office because it's a good encapsulation of what makes that game so beloved.

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Also available in January, 2026

• Steve's Taiga Adventure | View at Lego
• Nether & End Portal Journey | View at Lego
• Chicken Farm | View at Lego
• The Pale Garden | View at Lego
• Zombie Dungeon | View at Lego
• The Fox | View at Lego
• Wither Battle | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Minifigures

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There's just one batch of Minfigures dropping this month, so it gets an automatic victory here. At least it's cute, I suppose.

Animals Series 28 | View at LegoThis latest series of Minifigures places them in animal costumes, ranging from cats and fish to lions and koalas. These come with sweet grassland bases to display them on.

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New Lego sets January 2026: Ninjago

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In a time when it feels increasingly like Dreamzzz is coming for Ninjago's lunch, it's nice to see the ninja series still swinging. The Dragon of Life kit is incredibly eye-catching with its translucent green wings, for instance.

All the same, my vote has to go to the big boy - the Old Town model that pays homage to 15 years of Ninjago. How time flies when you're having fun.

Editor's choice

The Old Town | View at LegoThis is a downright jawdropping set with 23 minifigures and a sprawling building that can serve as a backdrop for many adventures. It has plenty of references to Ninjago's 15 year history too, so longtime fans should have a nostalgic blast with this one.

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Also available in January, 2026

• Nya vs. Mutation Monster Spinner | View at Lego
• Lloyd vs. Earth Monster Spinner | View at Lego
• Kai's Dragon Mech Battle Pack | View at Lego
• Jay's Dragon Mech Fight | View at Lego
• Cole's Mission Mech & Dragon Zone | View at Lego
• Ninja Dragon Ryu's Battle | View at Lego
• Jay's Transforming Car | View at Lego
• Ninja Vehicle Tree House Battle | View at Lego
• Four Weapons Blacksmith 15th Anniversary | View at Lego
• The Dragon of Life | View at Lego
• Ninja Character Display 15th Anniversary | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Sonic the Hedgehog

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There were just two Sonic sets out this month, and both have a need for speed. Yep, the blue blur and co are leaping into their karts for some high-speed hijinks. Why does one of the fastest creatures alive need a race car? Who knows. Maybe it's a handicap? It's cool either way, though.

Editor's choice

Sonic: Speedster Lightning | View at LegoIt's true that you get more for your money with the other set out this month, but I think this simpler option is great as a gift or stocking-filler for fans of Sonic. That's enough to tip it to the top spot for me.

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Also available in January, 2026

• Silver's Car vs. Knuckles' Monster Truck | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Speed Champions

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Listen, I like supercars as much as the next guy. But when you're including an affordable, easy-to-build DeLorean from Back to the Future? Nothing else has a chance.

Editor's choice

Time Machine from Back to the Future | View at LegoBecause the only DeLorean set that's been available up till now is fairly pricey (and increasingly difficult to find), this cheaper option turned a lot of heads. As a massive Back to the Future fan, I can see why; it's right in the 'impulse buy' territory.

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Also available in January, 2026

• APXGP Team Race Car from F1 The Movie | View at Lego
• Bugatti Vision GT Hyper Sports Car | View at Lego
• Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale Sports Car | View at Lego
• Lightning McQueen | View at Lego
• McLaren W1 | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Star Wars

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It's mostly cheap 'n' cheerful playsets hitting shelves this month in a galaxy far, far away, but there are a few larger kits that caught my eye. The midi-scale Venator makes this ship so much more accessible than it has been before (the only way to get it previously was as a very expensive UCS model), and the new BB-8 follows the trend started by the smaller, more affordable R2 and C-3PO.

Still, I can't get over how good the new AT-AT is. It's an iconic vehicle at a much more approachable price point, and it still manages to capture the essence of the walking tank despite being much smaller than previous versions.

Editor's choice

AT-AT | View at LegoLego's midi-scale ships and vehicles range continues to nail the assignment, as demonstrated by this model. The AT-AT is still instantly recognizable despite being less detailed, and the addition of a Snowspeeder mid attack run? Perfect.

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Also available in January, 2026

• The Mandalorian & Grogu's Speederbike | View at Lego
• Cobb Vanth's Speeder | View at Lego
• Venator-Class Attack Cruiser | View at Lego
• Grogu's Homestead | View at Lego
• Clone Shock Trooper Mech | View at Lego
• Siege of Mandalore Battle Pack | View at Lego
• BB-8 Astromech Droid | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Technic

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It's an embarrassment of riches for fans of supercars this month, because more than a few have been given the Lego treatment in January. My eyes are firmly fixed skyward, though, because the new NASA Artemis kit is impressive enough to seize attention.

Editor's choice

NASA Artemis Space Launch System Rocket | View at LegoThe neat thing about this new Lego set is that it shows the three stages of NASA rocket separation as you turn the crank. It's a cool party trick, but also an educational one.

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Also available in January, 2026

• John Deere 1470H Wheeled Harvester | View at Lego
• Monster Jam Grave Digger Fire and Ice | View at Lego
• Monster Jam Sparkle Smash Pull-Back | View at Lego
• Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport Hypercar | View at Lego
• 1966 Ford GT40 MKII Race Car | View at Lego
• Porsche 911 GT3 R REXY AO Racing Car | View at Lego

New Lego sets January 2026: Other

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New Year means two things when it comes to new Lego sets: Chinese New Year celebrations, and spring/Valentine's models. 2026 hasn't disappointed on either front, and there are some beautiful designs floating around.

This month was big for gifts-with-purchases too, from teeny TIE Fighters to the Squawk Radio Station from Stranger Things. Sadly, these are all long gone by now (RIP).

Editor's choice

Galloping Horses Canvas | View at LegoThis is a downright beautiful kit to look at, but with the addition of a crank to make those horses move, it easily steals the top spot for me.

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• Fortune Master | View at Lego
• Fortune Firecracker | View at Lego
• Bugs Bunny | View at Lego
• Easter Egg Basket | View at Lego
• Love Letters | View at Lego

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2. 228 Years Later: The Bone Temple review: "The wildest and weirdest entry into the franchise yet"
3. 3Avatar: Fire and Ash review: "Still a technical marvel, with some of the year's best action filmmaking"
4. 4Five Nights at Freddy's 2 review: "We have waited two years for a Five Nights at Freddy's 1.5"
5. 5Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery review: "Brings Knives Out back to its roots for a sequel that's almost on a par with the original"

1. 1Wonder Man review: "A low-key gem that's up there with the MCU's best"
2. 2Starfleet Academy review: "It may feel a little different to what we're used to, but this is Star Trek through and through"
3. 3A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms review: "This Game of Thrones spin-off is a heartfelt and fun return to Westeros"
4. 4Stranger Things season 5 finale review: “Shows off both the best and the worst of Hawkins”
5. 5Stranger Things season 5, Volume 2 review: “All set up for a finale that has so much to deliver”