Does the set include classic minifigures?

No, both figures are BrickHeadz block figures with oversized heads rather than classic minifigures.

How many pieces does the set have in total?

Across both figures, the set has 410 pieces in 96 distinct part types.

What's the easiest way to tell the two figures apart?

Mainly the hair: long, dark hair on one figure and curly, red hair on the other.

Brickheadz

Moana & Merida

Moana & Merida is a 410-piece LEGO® BrickHeadz set that presents two well-known Disney characters as oversized-head block figures, with no classic minifigures involved. Orange and tan shape skin and hair, while black and light bluish grey cover details and the stands. This page lists every part, colour and quantity in the set.

Set number: 40621
Year: 2023
Pieces: 410
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Brickheadz
Different parts: 96

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 96

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (15)

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

Description

Two figures in one set

Moana & Merida brings together two well-known Disney characters from different films in a single BrickHeadz set. Both figures follow the familiar BrickHeadz style, with an oversized head, a compact body and their own stand carrying motifs or colours drawn from their film. With 410 pieces split between the two models, the build splits neatly into two manageable sections that work well as two shorter sessions. For a display shelf with several BrickHeadz figures, the set offers an easy route into two different Disney worlds at once.

Distinctive hair and outfits

Both figures are most recognisable by their hair: long, dark hair on one and curly, red hair on the other, each built from several specially shaped elements. Outfits and accessories draw on colours and patterns typical of each film, without relying on minifigure accessories. This detail work around the head and hair makes up much of the build, since most of the specialised pieces go into that area. Anyone who collects BrickHeadz figures will recognise both characters from their silhouette alone.

Warm tones, clear shapes

Orange and tan dominate skin and clothing tones, while black covers hair and contrast details and light bluish grey appears on stands and connecting elements. Among the 96 distinct part types, the focus sits on shaped pieces for faces, hair and clothing rather than heavily repeated basic bricks, pointing to a detailed result in a small footprint. The parts list on this page shows exactly which shapes and colours belong to each of the two figures.

Parts for your own collection

Because BrickHeadz sets include plenty of character-specific specialised pieces, the parts list is especially useful if you're after specific hair or face elements for other figures. Stands and base bricks are also easy to compare against other BrickHeadz models when planning a consistent display line-up. With only 96 part types, it's straightforward to reorder a missing piece rather than buying an entire set again. The same list helps when lining up several Disney characters from different BrickHeadz sets, letting you compare colours and shapes before building out a wider collection.

FAQ

Does the set include classic minifigures?: No, both figures are BrickHeadz block figures with oversized heads rather than classic minifigures.
How many pieces does the set have in total?: Across both figures, the set has 410 pieces in 96 distinct part types.
What's the easiest way to tell the two figures apart?: Mainly the hair: long, dark hair on one figure and curly, red hair on the other.