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LEGO Jimothy Cryptid Build Surfaces Online
News30 July 2026

LEGO Jimothy Cryptid Build Surfaces Online

ByAbhinav Bhargav·Founder, Bricks of India·Published 30 July 2026

Your feed has probably been taken over by Jimothy. You know, the spherical, bobbed-tail raccoon-like creature that’s become a local Seattle celebrity. It’s gone viral. Now, LEGO builder Iain Heath has immortalized this internet sensation in brick form. No official set number or product details have been released, so this is purely a fan creation for now.

Jimothy first appeared in the Seattle neighborhood of Ballard, sparking curiosity and debate. Is he a real cryptid, a raccoon with a unique condition, or an elaborate hoax? The mystery only fuels his popularity. He’s become a local hero, and it was only a matter of time before the LEGO community jumped on board. Iain Heath, known for his creative builds, wasted no time capturing Jimothy’s spherical charm in LEGO.

The Brothers Brick highlighted Heath’s creation, noting the rapid response to a viral moment. While we don't have details on official LEGO products, fan creations like this often inspire official sets down the line. For now, it’s proof of how quickly internet culture can permeate different creative spaces, from social media feeds to the LEGO world.

If this were officially released as a LEGO set, and given the current trends for unique, viral-inspired builds, expect an estimated import price of around ₹12,000–₹15,000. That's enough for 15 large jars of pickle-flavoured ice cream. MyBrickHouse and Toycra will likely see stock 4–6 weeks after any potential global launch. Use code ABHINAV12 for 12% off on orders above ₹500 at Toycra.

The lack of official confirmation means we can't speculate on pricing or availability for India just yet. It’s a fun build to see, though, and it perfectly captures the essence of a creature that’s taken the internet by storm. Whether Jimothy is real or not, his LEGO representation is certainly a hit. Keep an eye on fan communities for more on this build.

On that bombshell, bubyee.

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