There are over 80 new Lego sets in June 2026, but these three are by far the best

Lego continues its run of vivid, 2.5D cityscapes with the Big Apple... complete with a giant apple backdrop and monochrome design that make it all look like a weird Apple ad.

If your kid wants bigger Bluey figures to play with than the normal minifigs or you'd like something to put on display, this is just what the doctor ordered. There are plenty of accessories from the cartoon as well (like the magic xylophone!) to pose them with.

This simple playset recreates Bluey's school and is made to help teach young kids how to build Lego kits.

This one says exactly what it is on the tin; it's based directly on the Pizza Girls episode where Muffin joins Bluey's game of delivering mud pizza in the garden.

Here come the Grannies! Bluey and Bingo's crotchety old personas are finally getting a set of their own this month.

The other Botanical sets for June 2026 are beautiful, but none are so interesting as this one - which is a woodland scene rather than the usual "flower and stem" approach you can put into a vase.

The simplest sets are often the best, and these beautiful lilies are gorgeous despite their simplicity. They'd make for a great finishing touch to the coffee table or a shelf.

More classic flowers are arriving in June, this time providing us with straightforward but striking pink and white Cosmos plants. Just remember that this needs a vase.

These might be my favorite BrickHeadz kits for a long while; they're absolutely crammed with personality.

Everyone's mad here! This is another very creative BrickHeadz set that really leaps off the shelf thanks to an eye-catchingly colorful design.

This collection brings Woody, Buzz, and Jessie together with a couple of adorable aliens.

We've finally got Megatron in Lego form! Shame it's a BrickHeadz kit and not a full one, though.

This City kit is embracing the great outdoors, with a map for planning your next BMX route.

Where would City be without good old-fashioned construction vehicles? Lego's adding a brand-new loader to the lineup this June.

It's rare that we get actual Lego pirate ships anymore, especially not ones so sumptuously detailed as this, so it's the standout Creator set for me this month.

Lego continues to do amazing work with its Creator animal range. This one can also be an eagle or a racoon.

This is stunning as is, but what's even cooler is that it can be made as a set of turtles or a kangaroo with joey.

Well, I can't argue with the name - it is majestic. It can also be a lioness or a pair of cubs.

If you don't have a toy train attached to your handbag like this, is it even fashion? I think not.

Here's another beautiful design that can also be a drinks tumbler or flower vase.

This striking 2.5D design can be remade as a picture-frame or a in-progress canvas.

Modelled after Disneyland's iconic entrance, this absolute monster of a kit arrives on June 4, 2026.

Having seen this in person behind closed doors at the London Toy Fair, I can confirm that it's freakin' adorable.

I love the Kakamora from Moana, so this immediately sets itself apart as one of my favorite Disney kits this month.

Pua is a firm fan favorite from Moana, and this kit does the little pig justice.

This feels like a part-way house between a normal playset and the Creative range.

A great little addition to any Moana fan's toybox, based on Moana 2.

This set asks: what if Cinderella, but a vet?

This reminds me a lot of the Bluey sets; its a bitesize kit you can add to a bigger setup.

This kit continues Disney's line of smaller, playset-size castles from its most beloved movies.

Holy moly, Ariel and Eric seem to have blown their entire wedding budget on a pimped-out cruise ship.

Look at the size of that castle! It's one of the more impressive playsets in the Disney range this month.

OK, this is cute. This jewelry box moves Aladdin and Jasmine on the magic carpet when you turn the crank.

Not content with having a massive castle, Rapunzel's adding her tower to this month's new Lego sets as well.

This is even more impressive in-person than it is on a screen, and I was blown away by the intricacy of it when I saw the model in a press preview at London's Toy Fair.

The next 'big' character model has arrived, and I have to say, I prefer it to the creepy Peely Bone.

This is a visually arresting blend of diorama and playset, so it gets a big thumbs up from me.

Yeah, that's a tomato with a face. Much like the Durrr Burger kit from a while back, it's a fun, cheap novelty. The perfect stocking filler.

If you've got summer vacations on your mind, this laid-back new Friends set should speak to you; it's all about relaxing at the water park.

The Book Nook range is legitimately one of my favorite new lines from Lego, and it continues to smash the assignment with this new, intricate model based on Dumbledore's office.

Lego's minifigure-scale Hogwarts Castle continues to grow with this enormous kit. It's overflowing with minifigs too, including ghosts like Moaning Myrtle and Filch the caretaker. Even Gilderoy Lockhart puts in an appearance.

Prefer more abstract display pieces? This should do the trick, and feels more at home in Lego's Art range.

Hagrid's adorable baby dragon from the first film is now available in Lego form, which is good news if you felt your shelf was lacking in 'cute'.

Dobby is a free elf, and now he's a Lego set! Um, again. We've had a Dobby figure before now, but I think this one is head and shoulders above it - it looks a lot less creepy!

Love Prisoner of Azkaban? This model recreates one of its most iconic scenes, complete with dementors and patronus.

If you prefer display pieces that feel as though they've been taken straight from a movie set, you should love this one based on plants you'd find in the Herbology greenhouse.

Diagon Alley's creepy alternative gets a Lego makeover with this set, and this one's based directly on Half-Blood Prince.

The great city of Gondor has earned its own mega-set, and it's magnificent. It's one of Lego's biggest kits, and probably amongst the most eye-catching.

Hit the open road from the comfort of home with this new Icons set.

This is such a sweet little set. Besides having Snoopy and his pal on the doghouse, it can open out into a night sky camp scene.

Lego's really been onto something with its dino bones displays, and adds to that winning streak with the new triceratops fossil.

It's been a while since we had a full-size Helicarrier available, and this does the idea justice with a Winter Soldier spin.

Of all the new Brand New Day sets, this is the cheapest... but it still gets you a ton of cool stuff, making it an easy choice as a gift or a memento of the movie.

This is definitely the most impressive of Brand New Day's Lego range; it's overflowing with villains and features Hulk.

Spidey looks rather magnificent with this larger figure, made to tie in with Brand New Day. You get a minifigure to go with it, too.

Taken from the adorable Iron Man and His Awesome Friends, this kit is just too cute.

This kit continues the cute overload, and younger Marvel fans should have a lot to play with here thanks to multiple vehicles and minifigures.

Yeah, this one gets a nod of approval from me purely thanks to the pun title.

Lego continues its Minecraft characters range with this nuisance of a foe. Stop bothering me and let us build, skeleton!

It doesn't get much more impressive in Minecraft than the Ender Dragon, and now you can keep one on your shelf... complete with a crank to move the wings.

If you're a fan of diorama style 'scenes' to explore, you'll love this one. There's a lot going on here.

Darn those Chicken Jockeys; they get everywhere.

These poor Lego Minecraft villages - they don't have much luck, and are always coming under attack.

We don't usually get underwater-themed Minecraft sets, so this stands out from the crowd amongst the month's new Lego sets.

Feeling nostalgic? This kit takes us back to the beginning, when we first stepped out into the Minecraft world.

It's boss fight time! Better arm up with this set's host of weapon accessories.

I must say, I'm appreciating these cheap nods to iconic movies. Following the Back to the Future kit, we now have this Fast and Furious one.

It looks as though this is a popular one; it's already on backorder.

Gosh, that is one gorgeous supercar. Speed Champions is out here proving yet again that you don't need a massive Technic set to create awesome Lego cars.

If Shrek brings back a load of happy memories, I think you all-stars need to see this cute new display figure.

It's a Darth Vader-heavy month, led by this enormous up-scaled 'mini' figure. I think 'bigfigure' may be more accurate, though.

Rather than sticking to its helmet line, Lego is branching out with a new bust series. This is a genuinely excellent rendition of Vader, and I'd argue it's superior to the old helmet version that's since retired.

That isn't to say Lego's forgotten about its helmet range, of course. Here's a new addition based on the Mandalorian and Grogu movie.

Yes, it's a cool rendition of the Fast and Furious Dodge Charger. But the best bit? It has bouncy suspension.

If hyper-detailed F1 cars are more your speed, this beautiful Aston Martin kit wants to say hi.

More of a Bugatti fan? Don't worry, there's a kit for that too.

Phew, it's quite the Fast and Furious celebration month - here's another set.

Er, one of these Technic sets is not like the others.

Hey, do we have any '90s kids in the house? You may be interested in this kit, because it recreates the beloved console in a smaller, display-friendly style. It can be shown off with the Genesis or Mega Drive logo, too.

A new Chinese Festivals set is on the scene, and it's based on the the traditional idiom "The carp leaps over the dragon gate."

This wonderfully intricate Chinese Festivals set recreates everyday life from the Song Dynasty era. It's bustling with life, and there's so much to see here.