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LEGO Set Spotlight: Pokémon and More

Three recent LEGO sets worth a closer look: Eevee, Luke's Red Five X-wing, and Tulip Bouquet — piece counts, themes, and what stands out about each build.

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Every Friday we spotlight 3 sets from different corners of LEGO's range — this time spanning Pokémon, Star Wars, Botanicals, totaling a combined 1,744 pieces. These picks are drawn from the recent lineup rather than a single week's launches, so you'll find both new arrivals and sets that have been on shelves long enough to have earned proper reviews. Whether you're looking for your next weekend project or a gift, here's what caught our eye.

1Pokémon · 587 pieces · 2026

Eevee#72151

LEGO Eevee set 72151
★ An epic build with serious piece count — perfect for a weekend project

Eevee (72151) is one of the more notable recent additions to the Pokémon theme, featuring 587 pieces of carefully designed LEGO building. Sets at this scale show how much detail LEGO now packs into a mid-size box.

Whether you're a dedicated Pokémon collector or just looking for your next build, this set offers a satisfying experience from the first bag to the last brick. The finished model looks great on display and sits comfortably in display-model territory.

2Star Wars · 581 pieces · 2026

Luke's Red Five X-wing#75423

LEGO Luke's Red Five X-wing set 75423
★ A must-have for fans of this beloved LEGO theme

The Force is strong with this one. Luke's Red Five X-wing (75423) brings the Star Wars universe to your shelf with 581 pieces of galactic detail. Whether you grew up with the original trilogy or discovered Star Wars through the latest series, this set captures the essence of what makes the franchise timeless.

From intricate cockpit details to accurately sculpted hull panels, every section of this build rewards patience. Display it proudly — this is the kind of set that stops visitors mid-conversation.

3Botanicals · 576 pieces · 2026

Tulip Bouquet#11501

LEGO Tulip Bouquet set 11501
★ Unique design that pushes LEGO building in new directions

Nature meets engineering in Tulip Bouquet (11501), a 576-piece botanical creation that blurs the line between LEGO set and home decor. The Botanicals line continues to prove that LEGO isn't just for kids.

Unlike real plants, this one needs zero sunlight and zero watering — just a few hours of mindful building and a nice spot on your shelf. The organic shapes achieved with geometric bricks are genuinely impressive.

That's our picks for this week! Have a favorite set we missed? Found a new set you think deserves the spotlight? Stay tuned for next week's roundup — we'll be back with more fresh LEGO releases.

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