New LEGO Sets: August 2024 and Beyond - IGN (2024)

It always surprises me that some of the most popular LEGO sets with our readers are the flower sets. Then again, these new ones look awesome and, unlike many LEGO sets, they count as actual decorations for your abode. Out now are two new LEGO flower sets: plumb blossom and chrysanthemums. They both come in buildable vases and will look great on any shelf, desk, counter, or table you put them on.

• The Dark Falcon - $179.99
• Imperial Star Destroyer - $159.99
• C-3PO - $139.99
• The Onyx Cinder - $139.99
• TIE Fighter & X-Wing Mash-Up - $109.99
• Creative Play Droid Builder - $99.99
• Desert Skiff & Sarlacc Pit - $79.99
• Ahsoka Tano’s Duel on Peridea - $54.99
• Jedi Bob’s Starfighter - $39.99

This is a bonkers month for Star Wars fans who like piecing together LEGO sets. There’s a rad Threepio set. There’s an incredible Dark Falcon. There’s a terrific set that comes with both a TIE Fighter and an X-Wing. Plus there’s some guy named Jedi Bob who apparently has a Starfighter. In other words, Star Wars fans are eating well in August, and at least one of these is likely to end up on our list of the best Star Wars LEGO sets at some point.

Animal Crossing

• K.K.’s Concert in the Plaza - $79.99
• Fly with Dodo Airlines - $37.99

Super Mario

• The Bowser Express Train - $119.99
• King Boo’s Haunted Mansion - $74.99
• Battle with Roy at Peach’s Castle - $64.99
• Soda Jungle Maker Set - $54.99
• Adventures with Interactive Mario - $49.99
• Adventures with Interactive Peach - $49.99
• Adventures with Interactive Luigi - $49.99
• Goombas’ Playground - $14.99

This month we get a couple of cool Animal Crossing sets, with K.K.’s Concert in the Plaza and Fly with Dodo Airlines. The Super Mario sub-series also gets a ton of new sets, including new starter sets, called Adventures with Interactive Mario/Luigi/Peach. Those come with the interactive figures. For more, check out our picks for the best Nintendo LEGO sets on the market.

• The Avengers Assemble: Age of Ultron - $99.99
• The Avengers Helicarrier - $79.99
• The Avengers vs. The Leviathan - $49.99
• Dancing Groot - $44.99
• Thor vs. Surtur Construction Figure - $29.99
• Iron Man & Iron Legion vs. Hydra Soldier - $19.99
• Iron Man with Bike and The Hulk - $14.99

There are some great Marvel LEGO sets out this month. We’ve got that pricy-ass Guardians of the Galaxy airship, of course. But there’s also an Avengers Helicarrier on a stand that looks great, plus a set that’s Baby Groot in a flowerpot that actually dances when you turn a handle. Very cool.

• Batman Construction Figure & The Bat-Pod Bike - $64.99
• The Batcave with Batman, Batgirl & The Joker - $34.99
• Batman Mech Armor - $14.99

There's no shortage of Batman LEGO sets, and that trend continues this month. My favorite new release is the Batman with the Batmobile vs. Harley Quinn & Mr. Freeze set, which strikes the exact right price-for-coolness factor, imo. I love the Batman: The Animated Series Batmobile design, as well as the villain minifigures. It’s great overall.

There aren't many new Disney LEGO sets out this month, but I wanted to flag this one. Previously, if you wanted to build a young Simba out of LEGO blocks, you had to buy the much more elaborate (and pricy, at $130) Young Simba set (see it on Amazon). Now you can pick up a much cheaper and even more adorable one for just $20.

It’s a cool collector’s set for LEGO Minecraft fans. It’s actually targeted at the 18+ age group, so it’s probably more for people who grew up playing Minecraft and now harbor some nostalgia for the game.

I can’t wait for this set to come out. It’s basically a one-to-one re-creation of the SNES sprite of Mario riding Yoshi from Super Mario World. Turn a crank, and Yoshi walks. Mario’s even wearing his cape. It’s great.

This set, which commemorates one of the coolest sequences in movie history, will be available in the coming days. It’s the final shark attack scene, and it’ll be available exclusively on the LEGO Store for Insiders on August 3 (sign up here for free) and for everyone else on August 6.

It’s not a new preorder, but preorders are back in stock after briefly becoming unavailable after the set was announced. Apparently LEGO wasn’t anticipating the amount of demand it encountered. Such is the case with all things Zelda.

A classy bust of Shadow the Hedgehog is up for preorder at Target. It’s a nice-looking set, one of the better head/helmet ones I’ve seen outside of the Star Wars line. It will also be available at the LEGO Store, but apparently not for preorder. If you want it there, you’ll have to wait until it releases on October 1.

It’s been available for preorder for a while, but we’re still two months out from release. Regardless, this brick-based re-creation of one of the greatest paintings in history is up for preorder, and it’s only $100.

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