Llama

Description

A signature cube-head design

Every BrickHeadz set shares the same core idea: an oversized square head with two large round eyes sits above a small, mostly static body. On the llama, that head carries most of the character, with white and light bluish grey panels standing in for its woolly coat and a handful of extra pieces shaping ears and facial details. The simplified proportions are deliberate — they make each figure instantly recognisable from across a room, unlike the more accurate scale of standard LEGO sets. With 41 distinct elements, the build stays varied despite its small footprint.

Reading the colour scheme

White and light bluish grey form the bulk of the llama's coat, while blue adds a calmer accent that nods to the woven blankets often draped over llamas in Andean tradition. Black pieces pick out the eyes, nose and a few coat markings, giving the face its expression. The parts list on this page breaks down exactly which colours and shapes appear and how often, which is handy if you are chasing a spare piece or planning to mix elements into another build.

A quick, low-pressure build

At 100 pieces, this is one of the smaller sets in the BrickHeadz line, easy to finish in a single sitting without the planning that larger themed sets demand. There are no minifigures here, since BrickHeadz characters supply their own head-and-body format rather than sitting inside a play scene. That compact scope makes the llama a comfortable way to try the range for the first time, or a short, satisfying build to slot between bigger projects.

Displaying and collecting

Once built, the llama stands on a small base and lines up neatly alongside other BrickHeadz figures, whatever their theme or licence, since the range keeps a consistent height and footprint. That makes it easy to grow a shelf collection that still looks tidy even as the subjects vary widely. On its own, the set also works well as a small gift for anyone who collects animal figures or enjoys a quick weekend build.

FAQ

Does set 40625 include any minifigures?

No. BrickHeadz sets replace minifigures with their own head-and-body format, so the llama is built entirely from its 100 pieces rather than a standard minifigure.

How many pieces and unique elements does the set use?

The llama is made from 100 pieces across 41 different elements, which places it among the shorter builds in the BrickHeadz range.

What colours make up the llama?

The figure is mostly white and light bluish grey, with blue and black used for accents such as the eyes and coat markings. The full parts list above shows every colour and piece in detail.