The Bluey Lego sets have finally been unveiled in real life. These sets, targeting the younger Lego fan base but appealing to Bluey enthusiasts of all ages, will allow kids and collectors to relive iconic scenes from the Ludo Studio show. With something for every Bluey fan, the sets will surely delight. The Heeler home set, where fans can recreate their favorite moments and imagine new ones, is particularly exciting, especially as we await the next Bluey announcement.

The sets will be available in stores and online starting June 1, marking an exciting collaboration between Bluey and Lego. The sets’ attention to detail is impressive, capturing the playful and clever essence of our favorite show moments. Notable inclusions are the Queen for the Day crowns, the ice cream day scenes in Duplo form, and the Heeler family’s day trips.

According to Lego Duplo design manager Roberta Cardazzo, “We are thrilled to bring the fun of Bluey to life with our new Lego 4+ and Lego Duplo sets. Just like Bluey and her family, these sets are all about having ‘Heaps of Fun’ and encouraging children and families to explore their creativity and imagination while learning through play. We hope families worldwide will enjoy building and playing together, creating their own memorable adventures!”

Suzy Lee Raia, SVP of Global Consumer Products at BBC Studios, added, “We are excited to finally unveil all six Lego Bluey sets to the world! It’s wonderful to see the beloved world of Bluey come to life with LEGO bricks. Bluey is the first IP to be developed into both LEGO 4+ and LEGO DUPLO ranges, showcasing the show’s cross-generational appeal. With 154 episodes and 20 ‘Minisodes,’ there are countless memorable games, moments, and stories from the series that families worldwide can recreate and reimagine together with these fantastic sets.”

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