Every brand new LEGO set available from October 1, 2021

Here’s a full round-up of every brand new LEGO set arriving on shelves in October, from 21329 Fender Stratocaster to 71395 Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block.

Those are just two of several direct-to-consumer sets launching at LEGO.com and in LEGO Stores today, alongside a bunch of regular retail sets in what’s shaping up to already be a massive month in the LEGO calendar.

Dive into the full list below, which also includes links to our reviews (where available) to help you make the most of your LEGO budget in October.

LEGO for Adults

Three new sets from the theme formerly known as Creator Expert headline a busy month of LEGO launches, and they’re a varied bunch, with a vehicle, apartment and Winter Village set in the mix.

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10290 Pickup Truck
10291 Queer Eye – The Fab 5 Loft | review
10293 Santa’s Visit (wide release)

LEGO Batman

The LEGO Group embraces Batmen old and new in October, with the smaller of 2021’s two new Tumblers and a Batman cowl based on the classic 1960s TV show.

76238 Classic TV Series Batman Cowl
76239 Batmobile Tumbler: Scarecrow Showdown

LEGO CITY

Delayed from their original summer launch, LEGO CITY’s Stuntz sets introduce new motorbike elements, and feature a nod to a classic part of LEGO history with Rocket Racer.

60293 Stunt Park
60294 Stunt Show Truck
60295 Stunt Show Arena
60296 Wheelie Stunt Bike
60297 Demolition Stunt Bike
60298 Rocket Stunt Bike
60299 Stunt Competition
60309 Selfie Stunt Bike
60310 Chicken Stunt Bike
60311 Fire Stunt Bike

LEGO Disney

A smaller version of 2016’s 71040 The Disney Castle offers a more affordable and accessible way to display your love of Magic Kingdom, complete with an exclusive Mickey Mouse minifigure.

40478 Mini Disney Castle | review

LEGO Ideas

The 37th LEGO Ideas set hits all the right notes even while ballooning beyond fan designer Tomáš Letanay’s original concept, offering a 2-in-1 guitar with an incredibly detailed amp. 

21329 Fender Stratocaster | review

LEGO Marvel

It’s all eyes on the Marvel Cinematic Universe in October, with seven new sets for the long-delayed Eternals and only-slightly-delayed Spider-Man: No Way Home, plus one more for Avengers: Endgame.

76145 Eternals’ Aerial Assault
76154 Deviant Ambush!
76155 In Arishem’s Shadow
76156 Rise of the Domo
76184 Spider-Man vs. Mysterio’s Drone Attack
76185 Spider-Man at the Sanctum Workshop
76195 Spider-Man’s Drone Duel
76237 Sanctuary II: Endgame Battle

LEGO Seasonal

Christmas is just around the corner (yes it is, don’t try to fight it), and this year’s Seasonal sets are headlined by the superb 40499 Santa’s Sleigh. Expect that one to sell out very quickly.

40494 Polar Bear & Gift Pack
40498 Christmas Penguin
40499 Santa’s Sleigh

LEGO Super Mario

The LEGO Super Mario theme continues to venture to strange new places with its latest direct-to-consumer set, which celebrates the legacy of 1996’s Super Mario 64.

71395 Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block

LEGO Technic

It’s big, it’s yellow, it’s very expensive: we can only be talking about the latest LEGO Technic set, which weighs in at a whopping 3,854 parts and is packed with CONTROL+ functions. Plus, the first Technic Ford!

42126 Ford F-150 Raptor | review
42131 App-controlled CAT D11 Bulldozer

LEGO VIDIYO

Originally rumoured to be cancelled altogether, the second series of blind-boxed Bandmates minifigures are now available to order in most regions LEGO.com serves.

43108 Bandmates

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Chris Wharfe
I like to think of myself as a journalist first, LEGO fan second, but we all know that’s not really the case. Journalism does run through my veins, though, like some kind of weird literary blood – the sort that will no doubt one day lead to a stress-induced heart malfunction. It’s like smoking, only worse. Thankfully, I get to write about LEGO until then.

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Chris Wharfe

I like to think of myself as a journalist first, LEGO fan second, but we all know that’s not really the case. Journalism does run through my veins, though, like some kind of weird literary blood – the sort that will no doubt one day lead to a stress-induced heart malfunction. It’s like smoking, only worse. Thankfully, I get to write about LEGO until then.

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