Brickheadz

LEGO® Woody and Bo Peep

Woody and Bo Peep from Toy Story get the boxy BrickHeadz treatment, with oversized square heads sitting on stubby, blocky bodies. The pair shares 296 pieces between them, built from 117 different parts. There are no minifigures involved; instead you get two standalone collectible figures designed for display.

Set number
40553
Year
2022
Pieces
296
Minifigures
0
Different parts
117
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 117

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (19)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

Two builds in one box

Rather than one combined model, 40553 gives you two independent BrickHeadz builds: cowboy Woody and shepherdess Bo Peep each come from their own stack of parts. That structure makes the set easy to share between two builders, or to tackle in two short sessions instead of one long one. Splitting 296 pieces across two figures also keeps each individual build quick, which fits the BrickHeadz range's reputation for approachable, satisfying builds. Because each figure is fully independent, it's also easy to pause after finishing one and pick the second up later without leaving anything half-built.

Colour-coded characters

Yellow, reddish brown, tan and dark purple do a lot of storytelling before a single brick is placed: the warm yellows and browns build Woody's shirt, hat and boots, while the dark purple carries Bo Peep's dress. That clean colour split makes the parts list on this page handy for checking which pieces belong to which character, whether you're after spares or planning your own colour swaps on future BrickHeadz builds. Displayed together, the two colour schemes also read as a coherent pair rather than a mismatched set.

An easy, satisfying build

With 117 distinct parts spread over a modest 296 pieces, the build stays varied without becoming fiddly, which is exactly the balance BrickHeadz aims for with its simple, chunky connections. That makes this set approachable for younger Toy Story fans or newcomers to LEGO building, while still giving experienced collectors a matching pair to add to a BrickHeadz shelf line-up. Once finished, both figures share a small enough footprint to fit comfortably on a desk or narrow shelf.

Building out a Toy Story shelf

Checking the parts list on this page shows several shapes and colours that reappear, in different hues, across other Toy Story BrickHeadz such as Buzz Lightyear or Jessie. That overlap makes it easier to grow a consistent Toy Story display over time, since the figures share the same build style and proportions. Collectors with several BrickHeadz sets will also find it easier to track down replacement parts using this shared vocabulary of shapes.

FAQ

Are Woody and Bo Peep minifigures?
No, both are BrickHeadz figures with the format's signature oversized square heads, not standard minifigures.
How many pieces does the set use in total?
296 pieces for both figures combined, built from 117 different parts.
Does it fit with other BrickHeadz sets?
Yes, the shared building style and proportions make it easy to display alongside other Toy Story and Disney BrickHeadz figures.

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