Every LEGO BrickHeadz set retiring in 2023: Star Wars, Harry Potter & more

Marius Boonzaier
Three of the retiring LEGO BrickHeadz set on a black background with a LEGO-brick graphic.

We have rounded up every LEGO Brickheadz set retiring in 2023 and where you can buy each of them. 

You might struggle to get your head around it, but it’s true — several LEGO BrickHeadz sets will, along with myriad other much-loved kits, be retired soon. How soon? Before the end of 2023. 

But don’t fret, we have you covered. We’ve listed all of the retiring LEGO BrickHeadz sets and where you can buy each of them. Indeed, if you missed out on these kits, it’s best to grab them now, and add them to your collection. 

1. LEGO BrickHeadz Star Wars sets retiring in 2023

Two LEGO BrickHeadz-reimagined Star Wars sets on a black background with LEGO graphics.

This year, LEGO is retiring myriad Star Wars-inspired sets, including LEGO BrickHeadz models of Ahsoka Tano and the heroes from the Battle of Endor. 

A colorful display piece, the LEGO BrickHeadz Ahsoka Tano comprises of 164 pieces. The model of this brave Jedi measures three-and-a-half inches tall. In addition, it features several neat elements, such as two blue lightsabers. 

Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, the LEGO BrickHeadz Battle of Endor Heroes kit is a must-have LEGO set for Star Wars fans. The 549-piece kit features Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Lando Calrissian, R2-D2, and Wicket. The set also includes Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber and Wicket’s spear. 

2. LEGO BrickHeadz Harry Potter sets retiring in 2023

The two Harry Potter-inspired LEGO BrickHeadz sets retiring in 2023.

In addition to the several LEGO Harry Potter sets retiring in 2023, LEGO is discontinuing a duo of Harry Potter-inspired BrickHeadz kits. 

Each of these sets comprises a quartet of characters from the Wizarding World, with the first featuring Harry, Hermione, Ron, and Hagrid. This 466-piece kit allows you to recreate iconic scenes, or display it in your LEGO Harry Potter collection for all to see. The trio of students and Hagrid measure one-inch and three inches tall, respectively. 

But who will teach the young wizards and witch? The professors, of course. Featuring Professors Snape, McGonagall, Moody, and Trelawney, the LEGO BrickHeadz Professors of Hogwarts set comprises of 601 bricks. Each of the characters measures three inches tall. 

3. LEGO BrickHeadz Disney sets retiring in 2023

Seven of the Disney-inspired LEGO BrickHeadz sets that will soon retire.

A whopping seven Disney-inspired LEGO BrickHeadz sets are retiring at the end of 2023. There are characters from Mickey Mouse & Friends, DuckTales, Toy Story, and Chip ’n Dale. Even the Disney 100th Celebration set is going to be discontinued. 

Each of these sets will rekindle joyous memories of the much-loved Disney characters. If you love Disney (and is aged 10 and up), it’s best you add these sets to your collection now. 

Comprising of 90 bricks and standing three inches tall, the first set highlighted here comes in the shape of Donald Duck. Of course, Donald Duck needs a companion. So why not also get the LEGO BrickHeadz-reimagined, 110-piece Daisy Duck set. The latter kit measures four inches tall. In addition, you can complete your Mickey Mouse & Friends-inspired LEGO Brickheadz collection by grabbing the 214-piece Goofy & Pluto set. The former and latter measure three inches and one inch tall, respectively. Indeed, it’s time to get the friends together before they retire. 

Another LEGO BrickHeadz set that’s going to be discontinued is that of Scrooge McDuck, Huey, Dewey, and Louie. The kit comprises of 340 pieces, with Scrooge measuring four inches tall, and his great-nephews each standing two-and-a-half inches tall. In addition, LEGO has discounted this set by 40%. 

Celebrating a century of Disney, the LEGO BrickHeadz Disney 100th Celebration set features Micky, Oswald the lucky rabbit, Snow White, and Tinkerbell. This 501-piece kit is perfect for Disney fans, young and old. What’s more, LEGO is offering this set at a discount of 40%. 

Taking inspiration from two characters from Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story, this set featuring Woody and Bo Beep makes for a great gift. Comprising of 296 pieces, the kit also features neat elements, including Bo Beep’s shepherd’s crook. 

The final LEGO BrickHeadz set retiring at the end of 2023 comes in the shape of Chip & Dale. The duo of adorable, LEGO-reimagined chip munks comprises a total of 226 pieces. The models measure three-and-a-half inches tall. 

4. LEGO BrickHeadz Minecraft sets retiring in 2023

LEGO BrickHeadz Minecraft sets of Alex, Llama and Zombie.

A trio of Minecraft-inspired LEGO BrickHeadz sets will soon be shelves. So it’s best to grab them while they are still on the shelves (the online ones, that is). 

Designed for Minecraft fanatics aged 10 and up, the retiring models are Alex, Llama, and Zombie. Each set measures three inches tall. However, the brick count differs. Alex, Llama, and Zombie are made up of 86, 100, and 81 pieces, respectively. 

These sets are perfect additions to any LEGO BrickHeadz fan’s collection. They make for great display pieces, especially when placed next to one another. So why not grab them all before it’s too late? 

5. LEGO BrickHeadz Avatar sets retiring in 2023

LEGO BrickHeadz Jake Sully & his Avatar set.

This LEGO BrickHeadz is retiring, just like several other Avatar-inspired kits LEGO is discontinuing in 2023.

The 246-piece set features two brick-built models of Jake Sully, depicted in human and Avatar form. The latter and former measure three and four-and-a-half inches tall, respectively. An attachable wheelchair is also present, and a Na’vi spear is included. 

This set makes for a great gift for Avatar fans aged 10 and up. In addition, with two buildable figures included, you can share the joy of building with a loved one or sibling. 

6. LEGO BrickHeadz Manchester United Go Brick Me retiring in 2023

LEGO BrickHeadz Manchester United Go Brick Me set.

Mad about Man Utd? This set is for you (if you’re aged 10 and up, that is). 

Immerse yourself into the Premier League outfit by customizing your model to resemble you. The 530-brick kit features a trio of skin tones, four hair colors, and several styles for the latter. 

Of course, the Red Devils’ crest is sited on the front of the model’s jersey. In addition, you can stick your favorite number on the back. 

7. LEGO BrickHeadz FC Barcelona Go Brick Me retiring in 2023

LEGO BrickHeadz FC Barcelona Go Brick Me set.

Fancy yourself playing for FC Barcelona? Comprising of 530 pieces, this three-inches-tall BrickHeadz kit will allow you to imagine playing for one of the best soccer clubs in the world. 

Indeed, you can build a model that (nearly, at least) resembles yourself. Brick builders aged 10 and up can choose from three different skin tones and the hue and style of their model’s hair. 

A sticker sheet is also included. So you can choose the number you want on the back of your jersey. 

8. LEGO BrickHeadz Lion Dance Guy set retiring in 2023

The LEGO BrickHeadz Lion Dance Guy set.

A LEGO-exclusive, this Brickheadz set will soon dance its way into retirement. So it’s best to grab it sooner, rather than later. 

Taking inspiration from the traditional Chinese Lion Dance, the 239-brick kit features several authentic details. A couple of drums and a lantern are included. In addition, the LEGO-reimagined Lion Dance Guy’s mouth is adjustable, allowing you to change the model’s expressions. 

With its vibrant hues, this four-and-a-half-inches tall set will look great when displayed in your home or office. It’s also the perfect gift for anyone aged 10 and up. 

With these sets retiring soon, you best grab them sooner, rather than later. No matter the theme, each of these kits will be a great addition to any LEGO builder’s LEGO BrickHeadz collection.

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About The Author

Marius is a LEGO writer at Dexerto. With a BA (Hons) in Journalism, he has worked for several print and online publications, writing about myriad topics, which, now includes a love of his: LEGO. Contact: marius.boonzaier@dexerto.com.