
LEGO October 2026 Sets: PlayStation, Star Wars UCS, and More Arrive
October 2026 is almost here, and LEGO is dropping a fresh batch of sets that will have your wallet doing a slow burn. The holiday season is kicking into high gear with a mix of seasonal favourites and some seriously high-profile releases. This month looks particularly interesting for adult fans and collectors, with some big names making the jump to plastic bricks.
Leading the charge is the highly anticipated 72306 PlayStation set, a follow-up to last year's Game Boy. This one is likely to be a big draw for gamers. If you're eyeing that, you might also be tempted by the 40899 Astro Bot Gift with Purchase (GWP), which is expected to launch alongside the PlayStation set. While official details are scarce, GWPs this size often have a minimum spend, and snapping up the PlayStation set should easily get you over that threshold.
For the Star Wars faithful, the colossal 75457 UCS Executor Super Star Destroyer is finally making its debut. Early birds who grab this behemoth between October 1st and 10th will also snag an exclusive 40897 Darth Vader’s Lightsaber GWP. That’s two potential freebies if you’re planning on dropping serious cash.
The Winter Village Collection gets a charming addition with the 11387 Holiday House. Alongside this, we’re seeing six other seasonal sets, including 40865 Buddy the Elf, 40874 Santa’s Holiday Countdown, and a fitting companion piece to the 40820 Up-Scaled Santa: the 40875 Up-Scaled Mrs. Claus Minifigure.
Pokémon fans aren't left out, with two more teen and adult-focused sets: the 18+ 72154 Iconic Trainer Moments Poké Ball and the 10+ 40868 Up-Scaled Red Minifigure. The LEGO IDEAS theme is also expanding its roster with two exciting entries: 21373 Downton Abbey and the wonderfully detailed 21371 Wallace & Gromit. And for those who missed out on previous runs, remember that Bricklink Designer Program Series 9 pre-orders open on October 6th, 2025.
No specific Indian pricing or availability has been confirmed for these October 2026 releases yet. Given the US pricing for sets like the 72306 PlayStation (US$179.99) and the 11387 Holiday House (US$129.99), expect these to land at the higher end of the spectrum when they eventually reach Indian retailers. This means we’re looking at significant investment, potentially equivalent to several months of premium streaming subscriptions. MyBrickHouse and Toycra are the usual suspects to watch for these upcoming launches, though a 4–6 week lag from the global release date is standard. Use code ABHINAV12 for 12% off on orders above ₹500 at Toycra (we earn a commission).
No Indian store prices are available yet for these October 2026 sets. Based on estimated global retail prices, expect these to be a significant investment, possibly equivalent to 8 months of Spotify Premium. Keep an eye on MyBrickHouse and Toycra for availability, and anticipate a 4–6 week delay from the global launch date.
On that bombshell, it's time to say goodbye. I'll see you on the next one. Bubyee.
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