Review : LEGO BrickHeadz 40922 Lilo & Stitch: Angel

Today we're taking a very quick look at the contents of the LEGO BrickHeadz set. 40922 Lilo & Stitch: Angel, a box of 133 pieces available exclusively since January 1, 2026 on the official online store at the public price of €12,99.

Keen observers will have noticed that the unit price of these figurines, sold exclusively by LEGO on its online store, has increased significantly this year, going from €9,99 per figurine to €12,99 and the pack of two characters goes from €19,99 to €24,99.

I haven't held a LEGO BrickHeadz figure in my hands for a long time, so this was an opportunity to rediscover this format initially conceived by designer Marcos Bessa, unveiled in 2016 at San Diego Comic Con and then officially released in 2017. To date, the range has nearly 300 references and this one bears the number 293.

The goal here is to assemble a cube-shaped Angel figure that will join the Stitch figure from the set. 40674 Stitch (152 pieces - €12.99) on fans' shelves. Nothing new under the sun; the techniques used are still those of the usual format, with a few variations for the iconic attributes of the character in question. No stickers in this box; the figure didn't need them anyway.

It's still just as quick to assemble, the result is still just as constrained by the format which nevertheless seems to appeal to many fans who collect these figurines and the recent increase in the public price of the thing finally convinces me not to embark on this collection.

This figure isn't the worst in this ever-growing collection, which offers varying degrees of success depending on the subject matter. The designer does a good job considering the constraints, and the whole thing remains cute enough to appeal to fans. €13 for this, though, I still think is a bit pricey, and I sympathize with those who can't reasonably forgo part of their collection despite the price increase for these little boxes.

These products can be used to complete a basket on the official online store to reach, for example, the minimum amount required to take advantage of a promotional offer, or we can wait for double Insider points to reduce the cost a little. LEGO seems to have slowed down the pace of releases somewhat, which is always a consolation for those affected by the price surge.

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