1. Art 2. Botanicals
3. Bluey 4. City
5. Disney 6. Dreamzzz
7. Fortnite 8. Friends
9. Harry Potter 10. Icons
11. Ideas 12. Jurassic World
13. Marvel 14. Minecraft
15. Ninjago 16. Speed Champions
17. Star Wars 18. Technic
19. Other
Excuse me while I catch my breath, because writing up all of this month's new Lego sets for June has been exhausting. Dozens upon dozens of kits are coming in to land across numerous ranges, and it's probably the biggest drop we've had all year.
To give you a better overview of what's happening in the world of Lego this June (and to help you decide what you'd like to put on the wishlist), here are all the new Lego sets hitting shelves this month. Buckle up, because there's a lot to take in...
New Lego sets: Art
Art continues to come out in drips and drabs, with just one new Lego set for June. This one returns to animals, now with 100% more tiger. The beast's gaze is really quite arresting, and I'm a fan of the flowers brightening up the leaves on either side that make it look like more than a Lego mask.
Available June 1, 2025
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New Lego sets: Botanicals
This month's new Lego sets bring two of my favorite kits from the Botanicals range in quite a while: the gorgeous Red Maple and delightful Happy Plants. The former is showing off with beautiful scarlet and orange leaves that offset the artfully twisted trunk and pot nicely, while the latter is just so darn cheerful. These derpy little guys are the perfect present if you ask me, and I can see them being snapped up for birthdays or Christmas this year.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: Bluey
This might be the biggest release of the month, honestly - and you better believe these kits will sell like hotcakes. The Lego Bluey range (which also includes toddler-friendly Duplo) is absolutely adorable, is packed with references to the show that kids are gonna love, and serves as a strong foundation for what I assume will be a massive line one day.
There's something to suit every budget as well, but my favorite would absolutely be the Heeler family house. Besides being the only set to get you the whole clan, it's crammed with nooks and secrets children will enjoy discovering. I appreciate the appearance of hidden little toys seen in the show as well.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: City
The City range goes ham on new Lego sets once again, with a full . Well, if you're in the UK or Australia, that is. The US has to wait for many of these kits aside from The City Tower, and they'll get the lineup in August.
As luck would have it, the standout would have to be The City Tower anyway. This enormous build is an impressive sight, is bustling with activity (there's something new to see wherever you look), and lines up perfectly with other kits such as the Central Train Station. I also appreciate the spaceship parked on the roof, of course.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: Disney
It's another bumper month for new Lego sets based on Disney, but one stands out from the pack - the ambitious 101 Dalmatians kit. Yes, it's a very cute puppy. But that's not why it's special. Rather, this model stands out because it can be built in a mind-boggling 101 ways. In other words, you have a lot of room to personalize your creation.
I saw this in person back in January at the London Toy Fair, and can confirm that it's heckin' adorable. I was also a fan that a much cheaper option is being released alongside it too - the more modest Lucky & Penny kit.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: Dreamzzz
Dreamzzz continues apace, but only in the UK and Australia. That's because these kits aren't coming to the US until August, so hold your fire if you're hoping to grab these Stateside.
Funnily enough, my favorite kit this month is the demon submarine. Because c'mon - a giant evil shark that's also a sub? That's straight up gold. It's ridiculous, and I love it.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: Fortnite
OK, listen. Peely & Sparkplug's Camp is very nice. The Durrr Burger Restaurant seems like a mighty fine establishment as well. But nothing in this month's new Lego sets matches up to Klombo.
If I'm being honest, I didn't even know what a Klombo was until recently... but now I'd protect the gigantic baby boi until my dying breath. Just look at that derpy smile and googly eyes.
What I'm saying is, I think the new Lego Klombo set is cool.
New Lego sets: Friends
Here's another range that's getting a big release in the UK and Australia this month... but not in the US. Sorry, Stateside readers; you'll need to wait until August to get your hands on the latest Friends. Well, apart from the Comic Book and Game Store - that's out this month across the board.
I feel contractually obligated to say that this is my favorite, but truth be told, I'm torn between the Family Vacation Beach Resort (the summer holiday of my dreams) and the Plant Cafe and Flower Shop, because hell yeah would I grab a coffee and chill there. What a vibe.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: Harry Potter
Someone cast 'productivity' on the Lego Harry Potter team, because we're awash with new Lego sets from this Wizarding World this June. Eight new kits (many of which are substantial) hit shelves this month.
While I'd love to say the Monster Book of Monsters is my favorite of the bunch (truly, as it looks like a lot of fun), the Main Tower steals all the limelight. I managed to see both at the Toy Fair 2025, but it was the Tower which dropped my jaw. Besides being an instantly recognizable silhouette, it packs in numerous iconic locations like the moving staircases, Dumbledore's office, and many of the challenges from the first film. There are numerous minifigures on show here as well.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: Icons
This month's new Lego sets from the Icons range are all book nooks bar one very important set (which we'll get to later), recreating iconic scenes to go on your bookshelf. Of the two we're getting in June, my favorite would be the Sherlock Holmes design. Yes, the Balrog battle is cool - but for my money, the Baker Street kit captures the winding, cobbled streets of Victorian London beautifully in a way that feels perfect for book nook form.
However, it can't hold up to my top Icons kit of the month: Krusty Burger from The Simpsons. We've not seen Springfield in Lego form for years, and it's high time the range returned. The restaurant here is as jam-packed with references as you'd expect, and it's a reminder that there's still so much material to mine from the long-running franchise.
Available June 1, 2025
Available June 4, 2025 (June 1 for Insiders)
New Lego sets: Ideas
It's a lighter month for new Ideas Lego sets, but my inbox has already been blowing up because of one kit - the Minifigure dispenser. This vending machine has really captured fans' imaginations by the look of it, and I can see why. Besides being fully functional if you insert a 'coin' (a mini Lego one, included in the pack), the contraption will spit out one of 16 collectible minifigs in a gumball. Ah, nostalgia.
The other kit is the Pixar lamp, which I'm personally fond of. It's a cute nod to a Disney icon that never gets its due.
Available June 1, 2025
Available June 4, 2025 (June 1 for Insiders)
New Lego sets: Jurassic World
Jurassic Park/World fans and dino-lovers everywhere are eating well this month. June's new Lego sets include not one but six kits based on the franchise, with everything from cute baby critters to sprawling playsets.
It's the latter which caught my eye. More specifically, the Lego Spinosaurus & Quetzalcoatlus (no, I've got no idea how to say that either) Air Mission would be my pick. Yes, there are cool dinosaurs and an abundance of 'stuff' thanks to vehicles and terrain galore. But what I find truly appealing is the temple ruin set up. It's all kinds of Indiana Jones in here.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: Marvel
We're getting another Marvel bust this month in the form of ol' Shellhead, but that's not what earns my nod of approval this month. Oh no. I prefer the Fantastic Four kit with an amusingly wonky Reed Richards, who looks like he's wearing stilts.
Besides being our first good look at cosmic villain Galactus (he's been shrouded in mystery since his first reveal), it also brings together Marvel's first family with a good look at their powers. I wish they'd made Ben Grimm a larger figure like Hulk, though; it kinda looks like someone cosplaying Thing, with those toy Hulk fists.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: Minecraft
More playsets are dropping this month for Minecraft, but I've only got time for one kit - the rather magnificent Creeper figure. Lego was already a perfect match for the blocky game, but the Creeper proves it. It may as well have leapt from the screen into real life. It feels like fans agree, because it's currently on back-order in some regions.
Just bear in mind that the Pillager Outpost and Enderman Tower are coming to the US later - August 1, to be precise.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: Ninjago
The Temple Bounty ship is very impressive, but man, I don't think I've ever seen a more majestic Ninjago set than the Guardian Dragon. Its size and pose give it a truly regal demeanour. While it makes an ideal playset, it'd also be a good centerpiece for any Ninjago collectors.
Still, it's worth noting that most of these are only available this month in the UK and Australia; aside from the Guardian Dragon mentioned above and the Fire Knight Mech, which are already here, they'll be arriving in the US during August.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: Speed Champions
It's a 'only one set' kinda month for Speed Champions this June, but the kit in question is gaudy enough to make up for going solo. A recreation of the Honda S2000 from 2 Fast 2 Furious, it's an electric pink design that you couldn't miss at any distance.
New Lego sets: Star Wars
It's a funny old month for Star Wars; while there are three kits hitting shelves in June, they're smaller kits that will have a lot of hype surrounding them despite the modest size. I'm pretty sure this is the first time we've gotten a Plo Koon minifigure, for example, and the Death Trooper/Night Trooper pack is a great army builder if you're hoping to construct Grand Admiral Thrawn's undead army.
I've got a liking for the latter; the shining gold repair-work on busted Stormtrooper armor is striking, and really helps the minifigs pop.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: Technic
Technic is at its best with big, unnecessarily detailed car replicas, so there's no surprise I'm shining a spotlight on the premium 2 Fast 2 Furious Nissan Skyline set for now. A surprisingly intricate engine, 3 NOS canisters ready to provide a burst of speed, and Lego's first ever 'drift' function.
As with a few ranges this month, not all Technic kits are available for US builders in June; you'll need to wait until August for the Aston Martin and Volvo models.
Available June 1, 2025
New Lego sets: Other
A few assorted kits based on birthdays and freebies (such as the Simpsons Living Room, free with Krusty Burger) are up for grabs at the Lego store this month, so make sure you check them out if you're hunting down thoughtful gifts or stocking fillers. My pick would be the Birthday Numbers, because they can be put up each year for your kids' birthdays or on a cake. Handy.
Available June 1, 2025
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