Every New LEGO Set Releasing in October

It’s officially October, which means a whole new batch of LEGO sets is now available. This is a great month for new releases, because LEGO isn’t flooding the zone with an avalanche of new sets as it does some months ( lookin’ at you, August ), but the ones it's releasing are mostly terrific. What sets are those, you ask? There's one based on the original PlayStation, along with new Christmas sets, Pokémon sets, and an enormous new Star Wars set, plus a lot more. Let’s dive in.

Avengers: Doomsday Heroes & Villain BrickHeadz

FIFA World Cup Official Trophy - Champions Edition

For the blurb-averse, you can scroll through the above catalog to see every set released this month. Or you can jump to the bottom of the page for a bullet-point list version of the same info.

LEGO Astro Bot Is Free with Purchases of $150 and Up

Between now and October 7, while supplies last, if you spend $150 or more at the LEGO Store , you’ll get LEGO Astro Bot, the PS5 mascot, as a free Gift With Purchase (GWP). It’s an adorable 276-piece set valued at $24.99 (you can actually buy it separately at PlayStation Direct ).

LEGO PlayStation Is Now Available for LEGO Insiders

LEGO has made a near 1:1 scale re-creation of the original Sony PlayStation, a console that first launched in the US in 1995. As someone who still has his OG PS1 in the basement, I can attest that this LEGO version looks right on the money. Unsurprisingly, buying this set qualifies you for the LEGO Astro Bot GWP mentioned above. Note: to buy this set before October 4, you must be a LEGO Insider; you can sign up here for free .

LEGO Star Wars Executor Super Star Destroyer Is Now Available for Insiders

This one is also just for LEGO Insiders until October 4 ( sign up here for free ). If you thought the LEGO Death Star was big? OK, it was. But so is this Executor Super Star Destroyer, which rings in at 6,130 pieces and measures nearly 4.5 feet long. Where you’re going to display this behemoth of a ship is but one consideration potential buyers must weigh. Notably, if you buy it by October 10, you'll get LEGO Darth Vader's Lightsaber (40897) , valued at $29.99, as a free GWP. Look for a “We Build” article on this titanic set in the coming days, or check out our picks for the best LEGO Star Wars sets available.

The LEGO x Pokémon partnership only started in February of this year, but it’s already produced a number of awesome sets . This month adds two new winners: a giant Poké ball, and a giant Up-Scaled Red Minifigure. They both look like surefire hits for Poké fans.

There’s no shortage of Marvel LEGO sets already available. But with a major new entry in the MCU coming later this year in the form of Avengers: Doomsday , I’m not surprised to see a new batch based on the movie. Of particular note is the New Avengers Tower set, a more modestly priced (and sized) take on the previous tower , which has become hard to find in stock as it inches toward retirement. It’s smaller, much cheaper, and looks nearly as good. It comes with six minifigures, making it a good set for kids to play with as well.

When it comes to silly British stop-motion animation, you can’t beat Wallace & Gromit. This set finds the timeless duo riding their retro motorbike , complete with helmet and goggles. Once built, the set actually rolls if you push it.

LEGO Bookstore: Book Nook Is Now Available

LEGO has a growing selection of book nook sets . These are clever contraptions designed to be displayed among the books on your shelf. This one is a compact bookstore that sits between your books. But if you pull it out, you can open it up (like a book) to reveal a spacious interior, complete with book-packed shelves, a study table, a spiral staircase leading to the second floor, and even a barista bar.

You probably don’t know this about me, but I’ve seen the full run of Downton Abbey (including all three movies) numerous times over the years. The show has its harsh, dramatic moments for sure, but overall it’s a cozy thing that goes down easy. This brick-built re-creation of the residence in question is just lovely, and it comes with 13 minifigures, which might seem excessive if the show had a smaller cast.

It’s somehow not too early to start thinking about Christmas? It’s true. LEGO released six new Yuletide-themed sets, with my favorite being the (sorta cursed-looking) Buddy the Elf from the always-delightful Will Ferrell movie, and the Up-Scaled Mrs. Clause Minifigure.

Fans of the Netflix show Wednesday have two new sets to consider this month. One is the Goth girl’s backpack, which opens up to reveal her dorm room situated above a storage compartment for whatever you want to put in it. The other set is the delightfully creepy Nevermore Academy.

BrickHeadz: Avengers: Doomsday Heroes & Villains (40880) - $39.99 - LEGO

Christmas Stocking (40958) - $34.99 - LEGO

Christmas: Buddy the Elf (40865) - $39.99 - LEGO

Christmas: Holiday Ornament Selection 2 (40862) - $12.99 - LEGO

Christmas: Santa's Holiday Countdown (40874) - $59.99 - LEGO

Christmas: Santa's Holiday Sleigh Adventure (40866) - $29.99 - LEGO

Christmas: Up-Scaled Mrs. Claus Minifigure (40875) - $59.99 - LEGO

FIFA World Cup Official Trophy – Champions Edition (4000351) - 199,99 € - LEGO Spain (exclusive)

Icons: Bookstore: Book Nook (11379) - $149.99 - LEGO

Icons: Holiday House (11387) - $119.99 - LEGO

Ideas: Downton Abbey (21373) - $349.99 - LEGO

Ideas: Wallace & Gromit (21371) - $99.99 - LEGO | Target | Announcement

Marvel: Avengers: Doomsday New Avengers Tower (76352) - $109.99 - Amazon | LEGO

Marvel: Avengers: Doomsday Quinjet (76347) - $59.99 - Amazon | LEGO

Marvel: Epic Battle: Avengers: Doomsday (76348) - $99.99 - Amazon | LEGO

Pokémon: Iconic Trainer Moments Poké Ball (72154) - $299.99 - LEGO

Pokémon: Up-Scaled Red Minifigure (40868) - $79.99 - LEGO

Star Wars: Executor Super Star Destroyer (75457) - $799.99 - LEGO

Wednesday Backpack (76787) - $44.99 - LEGO

Wednesday Nevermore Academy (76788) - $69.99 - LEGO For more, check out our constantly updated list of release dates for every LEGO set announced so far.

Chris Reed is a senior commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN's LEGO coverage and maintains the upcoming release dates articles for video games , LEGO sets , and 4K Blu-rays . You can follow him on Bluesky .