Today we are taking a very quick look at the contents of the LEGO FORTNITE 77081 KIT set , a box of 1230 pieces sold since June 1, 2026 at a public price of €99,99 on the official online store and for a little less elsewhere.

For those who don't closely follow Fortnite news, KITT is actually a skin in the game, available since Season 3, and requires reaching level 60 to unlock. The display item included in this box is therefore a model that should delight fans of the game and will easily find its place alongside the model from set 77072 Peely Bone, which is the same scale. Both products share the same base and the same identification plate on the front of the stand, which in this case holds a minifigure.

As with the banana from the other set, this figure is fixed to the base for obvious stability reasons, so you can't remove it from its black stand to pose it in improbable positions. However, you can adjust the arms to vary the poses and have fun setting the detachable vehicle's wheel in motion using the knob on the back of the figure.

The model benefits from nice modularity, with a vehicle that can be detached from the mech and a cat that can also be removed from its cockpit. This is enough to potentially vary the displays, although the mech's legs alone behind the centrally wheeled vehicle will look a bit odd. There's no complex connection between the two modules; simply lift the motorcycle and the two axles, which are simply slid into the tubes visible on the bottom of the model.

The cat, presented here in a fixed pilot pose with outstretched arms, is rather basic; it only vaguely resembles the skin seen in the video game, but it has a good head. However, it's missing a weapon in its left hand; fans know that the Power Claws in the game come in pairs.

In my opinion, this box lives up to its claims, provided the subject matter appeals to you and you're familiar with the skin in question. This product is also a fine exercise in style from the designer, with a very decent finish and a satisfying level of detail.

However, there is a large sheet of stickers in the box with about twenty stickers to place on the model, some of which are on curved surfaces which do not really hold the stickers in question, which is a shame for a pure display product which will not withstand the onslaught of dust for long.

On the other hand, we get here a rather successful skin figurine which takes the look of the mech with the cat sitting on top in its cockpit instead of the usual head of the figurines.

Let's not pretend this is a set aimed at all LEGO fans; this set is a pure niche product that will only appeal to a very small segment of brick enthusiasts. However, what we can say is that fans of the Fortnite video game and LEGO are well catered for by the manufacturer with this attractive display piece at a relatively reasonable price.

If it's still too expensive for you, this set is obviously available elsewhere than at LEGO at a much more reasonable price, making it a nice gift to give to a young gamer who wants to decorate their setup a little.

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Today we are taking a very quick look at the contents of the LEGO FORTNITE 77082 Rave Cave set , a box of 1963 pieces available since June 1st at a public price of €199,99 at LEGO and for less elsewhere than on the official online store.

Those who have already visited the venue in the video game will know that the LEGO version is a very symbolic interpretation of the Rave Cave. Everything here is concentrated in a diorama 50 cm long, 25 cm deep, and 39 cm high; you inevitably lose the feeling of being on an ultra-fast rollercoaster that travels over the surrounding hills for several minutes and passes through the main structure via a long tunnel.

None of that applies here; the track isn't a loop, and it only briefly passes through the heart of the structure right from the start. There's no way to go back up and create a new loop without having to remove the gondola from the rails, place it back at the top of the track, and start the cycle again.

Nevertheless, I find the diorama quite successful despite the extreme simplification at work here. It retains the colorful look of the locations featured in the video game since the third season, and LEGO manages to include a few references that younger fans will surely appreciate. At the base of the diorama, there are two removable sections clearly designed to serve as display stands for the included minifigures.

Let's be honest, there's not much to do here besides gently rolling the gondola down the tracks. Some might agree that's already quite a lot in an era where many LEGO products are merely display models or toys with little play potential beyond opening and closing things or launching things. In any case, who actually plays with their LEGO sets anymore?

This set sits at the top of the current price range for this category, and one might wonder if there's really a market for a €200 children's toy that will inevitably end up gathering dust on a shelf. That's the case for 99% of sets sold today, but this one certainly deserves a bit of play before being relegated to the bottom of the toy box.

What's certain is that assembling this will keep younger children occupied for hours, and that's always a plus. To extend the "experience" even further, there's also a large sheet of stickers, some of which are more or less optional. No one seems to be complaining, and LEGO would be foolish not to continue saving money by putting stickers everywhere.

LEGO includes six minifigures in the box: Evie, Funky Soldier, Hug Expert, Aura, DJ Llama, and Party Soldier. The printing is excellent from head to toe; you can feel the care LEGO puts into these licensed minifigures, and it's enough to make fans of other ranges that aren't treated with such care envious.

As you probably already know, every year LEGO uses its rail ecosystem in all sorts of ways and exploits it with varying degrees of success across several product lines. The FORTNITE universe lent itself to this with the Rave Cave, and one can almost regret that the manufacturer wasn't a bit more ambitious with the subject matter.

A truly complete circuit, a little longer with an even more elaborate interior, would have been welcome, but we know that prices are proportional to the inventory of products sold, and a Rave Cave at €400 would probably have had more difficulty finding its audience.

What's certain is that if I were younger and a dedicated Fortnite player, this set would have made my birthday or the holiday season incredibly happy. Consistent dioramas aren't common in this line, which generally focuses on figurines inspired by various skins , but this one at least has the merit of offering a reasonably believable and, in any case, immediately recognizable reproduction of the game world.

However, there is no question of spending €200 on this; fortunately, other retailers already offer this derivative product for around €160, which makes it much more attractive given its low actual playability despite good exposure potential.

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Today we're taking a quick look at the contents of the LEGO FORTNITE 77080 Supply Drop set , a small box of 314 pieces available since June 1, 2026 on the official online store at a public price of €39,99 and for much less elsewhere.

Fans of the video game already know what we're building here; for others, it's a supply crate that appears randomly in the game and descends from the sky attached to a balloon. It's arguably iconic enough within the game to warrant a dedicated piece of merchandise, and the most dedicated fans will be happy to display this compact creation on their desk.

As you might expect, the whole thing is very quick to assemble, even though the 28cm tall unit looks quite neat when it arrives. The crate has an internal compartment and a trapdoor that allows you to drop in, using gravity, some blue dye, wool, a banana, and raspberry seeds, each item represented by one or two coins. That's the only feature of the product.

Three minifigures are included in the box, allowing collectors to add three skins to their collection: Ginger Gunner, Fishstick (classic version), and Leviathan. These three figures are beautifully crafted and are currently only available in this set.

The main takeaway is that these three figures aren't identical to their digital versions in the LEGO FORTNITE game; many details are missing, particularly in the legs. It's a shame LEGO doesn't make the effort to provide us with figures truly inspired by their digital counterparts; we get the impression of having cheapened interpretations of visually stunning minifigures.

We won't dwell any longer on this collectible, which does its job acceptably and will easily find a place in the collection of any video game fan. But spending €40 on it is a bit much. Fortunately, this set can already be found for under €30 elsewhere besides LEGO, so we can start talking.

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Today we're taking a quick look at the contents of the LEGO FORTNITE 77079 Tomatohead set , a small box of 210 pieces available since June 1st, 2026 at a suggested retail price of €14,99 from LEGO and for a little less elsewhere.

After the LEGO FORTNITE 77070 Durrr Burger set , LEGO offers us another sign visible in the video game, that of the Uncle Pete's Pizza Pit restaurant , and the two can easily be displayed side by side on a fan's shelf.

There's no need to philosophize for hours here; this affordable little souvenir does the job and even goes so far as to include a miniature replica of the restaurant with its distinctive sign inside the tomato. The tomato head perched atop the tiny structure is pad-printed, which is always a nice touch.

Assembly takes less time than opening the box and unpacking the parts, so don't expect any particular expertise here. A minifigure would have been a welcome addition, perhaps the one from the skin on the same theme.

LEGO still manages to force two stickers on us in this modest construction, one for the restaurant sign and the other for the stormy background of the micro diorama.

Once again, we feel that LEGO is trying to balance the pricing structure of its range by keeping affordable products accessible to younger children; one might wonder if a diorama with a complete restaurant would not have been more relevant, even if it would obviously have been much more expensive.

This product could just as easily have been a promotional set offered with purchase, but fortunately it can be found for much less than at LEGO elsewhere and at less than €10, there is no excuse to deprive yourself of a small, unpretentious decoration on your shelves.

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Onward to a large handful of new LEGO sets across many ranges, with something to satisfy even the most demanding fans of one license or another, including Star Wars, Marvel, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Shrek, Disney, Minecraft, plastic flowers, Formula 1 single-seaters, a LEGO IDEAS set, an Architecture set, as well as all the manufacturer's usual ranges.

Nothing crazy on the promotional side of the current offers aside from the LEGO ICONS 40893 The Lord of the Rings: Grond set which is offered for the purchase of the LEGO ICONS 11377 The Lord of the Rings: Minas Tirith set (€649,99), we can only count on the LEGO NINJAGO 30723 Cole's Car polybag offered from €40 purchase in products in the LEGO Creator 3in1, NINJAGO, DREAMZzz, City and Speed ​​Champions ranges.

As usual, it is now up to you to decide whether to snap up these sets immediately and pay full price, or whether to be patient and wait for the inevitable discounts that will be offered in the coming weeks and months at Amazon , FNAC.com , Cdiscount , Auchan , and a few other retailers.

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