BrickHeadz
Eleven, Max, Demogorgon and Holly Figures
$0.07/pc
BrickHeadz
Eleven, Max, Demogorgon and Holly Figures
$0.07/pc
BrickHeadz
Captain America & Red Hulk Figures
$0.12/pc
BrickHeadz is LEGO's line of stylised character figures with oversized square heads and small bodies. Each figure is built from a few hundred pieces in one sitting, and the uniform format means that characters from completely different franchises sit naturally side by side on a shelf. The theme appeals to collectors who like the idea of a growing row of numbered figures, and to fans who want a small, inexpensive tribute to a favourite character rather than a large set.
Most releases are single figures or pairs, often tied to licences such as Harry Potter, Star Wars, Disney and classic film and television, alongside seasonal and animal builds. Among the largest boxes in Brickheist's catalogue are The Goblet of Fire Figures (40791), Revenge of the Sith Heroes & Villains (40796) and Alice in Wonderland (40925), which bundle several characters together. Newer additions include Gremlins Gizmo and Stripe Figures (40919) and a SpongeBob SquarePants Figure (40858).
BrickHeadz behave very differently from most themes on price. Only one of the sets we track in Denmark is currently discounted, so recommended price is effectively what you pay. The range is narrow and low, and several sets have already retired. Availability also varies between markets: we see more active BrickHeadz in the UK than in Denmark. Popular licensed figures can become hard to find once they go, and some have risen on the secondary market, though most trade near their original price.
Since discounts are rare, the main decision is when rather than where to buy. If a particular character matters to you, buy it while it is still in stock, because BrickHeadz tend to have short shelf lives. Multi-figure packs give better value per piece than single figures, and comparing shipping costs can matter more than comparing prices on a set this small.
Written by the Brickheist team · Updated 23.09.2026 · How we track these prices