Today we're going to quickly review the contents of the LEGO Disney set 43287 Olaf & Bruni's Picnic Fun, a box of 478 pieces which is currently available for pre-order on the official online store and will be available from January 1, 2026 at the public price of €49,99.
This product is inspired by the animated film Frozen 2 (Frozen 2) released in theaters in 2019 features the indispensable Olaf who is here accompanied by the little salamander Bruni.
All those who have been waiting for a more convincing version of Olaf since the one in the small set 41169 Olaf (122 pieces - €14,99) Released in 2019, this set should be a welcome addition, featuring a nice, albeit seated and static, figure of the character. It's a shame about the gray ball joints that allow the snowman's branches to move; we'll have to make do with them. The blue area of the mouth seems a little odd to me, but it's visually consistent with what we see on screen. Perhaps the bottom of the mouth could be a little more rounded.
Otherwise, the designer does a pretty good job, and Olaf looks as round as possible despite the pieces not always allowing for a convincing result. The "ball" that serves as his torso could have been more rounded than simply round with two flat ends, but that's a minor detail. Olaf's gaze is faithful here, certainly more so than in the 2019 version.
The Bruni minifigure, shown here in fire spirit mode, is almost identical in its construction to that of the set. 43186 Bruni The Salamander Buildable Character (96 pieces - €12,99) released in 2021, it retains the good idea of the car hood for the head and LEGO adds a movable tail to this new version.
The two characters come with a few accessories including a pretty checkered rug on which they can be displayed, a marshmallow on the end of a branch and a mug of hot chocolate.
The small campfire that was supposed to be included in the set is missing. 43186 Bruni The Salamander Buildable CharacterYou can always retrieve or reproduce the micro-assembly in question to flesh out this new staging a little.
Everything here is pad-printed, there are no stickers in this box and the two characters will therefore be protected from premature wear of the printed surfaces.
This little set should delight Frozen fans, young and old, who have been waiting for LEGO to take a more serious look at Olaf. It's not quite a minifigure on par with what we regularly get in the Star Wars universe with the Porg or Grogu, but it's still better than nothing and certainly much better than the very mediocre 2019 version of the snowman.
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| Legoloiii - Comment posted the 18/12/2025 at 22:56 |