Review : LEGO Disney 43284 Mini Anna & Elsa, 43291 Mini Belle & Tiana With Castle and 43303 Mini Jasmine & Rapunzel

Today we're taking a quick look at the contents of several new Disney sets, which complement each other and form a great starting point for a collection. In 2026, LEGO is introducing a new format for minifigures made of pieces, and six Disney princesses will have the honor of launching this new offering, which should appeal to younger children.

The three sets you will need to acquire to complete the collection:

The largest of the three sets will allow you to create the "display stand." It's what LEGO rather pretentiously calls a castle, but it quickly becomes clear that the structure will only serve to showcase the buildable minifigures, two of which are included in the box. LEGO doesn't hesitate to point out that the empty spaces can be filled with minifigures from two other sets, enough to motivate customers to return to the checkout without delay.

Each slot is associated with a character, and there are six in total to place within the castle. An additional platform placed at the top of the structure will allow you to showcase your current favorite princess. The modules that make up the castle can be slightly rearranged for a personalized display; the possibilities are limited, but simply moving a few clips will achieve the desired result.

The Anna, Elsa, Belle, Tiana, Jasmine, and Rapunzel figurines are surprising with their oversized eyes and a finish that seems to straddle the line between Minions and BrickHeadz, but the aesthetic choice at least has the merit of being very original and certainly a bit more appealing to young audiences than the ever-present Kinder Surprise mini-dolls. There are no stickers in these boxes; the princesses' faces are pad-printed with a rather successful cartoon effect.

In short, if you have fans of these Disney princesses in your circle, don't miss out on this new product which could enhance a shelf; you offer the main set, and the uncles and aunts take care of the small additional boxes which allow you to obtain the extra princesses.

Let's hope LEGO doesn't make the concept a fleeting idea and that the manufacturer follows up in 2026 with a few more princesses; the possibilities are numerous and the idea can also be applied to male characters.

If we put ourselves at a child's level, it's LEGO as we like it, creative, original, well designed and attractive for the youngest fans of the brand and it's a nice change from minifigs, mini-dolls and other micro-dolls.

Note: The products presented here, provided by LEGO, are as usual put into play. Deadline fixed at December 20, 2025 at 23:59 PM. Simply post a comment under the article to participate. Shipping to the winner will only begin on January 1, 2026.

Update : The winner was drawn and notified by email, his nickname is indicated below.