Does set 40750 include any minifigures?

No. Brickheadz sets replace minifigures with two larger, blocky character figures, so all 239 pieces go into Wednesday and Enid themselves.

What colours make up this set?

Black, Bright Light Yellow and Light Bluish Gray dominate Wednesday's figure, while Enid is built mostly from Bright Pink, giving the pair a clear visual contrast on the shelf.

Is this a good starter set for a new builder?

Yes, with only 75 unique parts and a compact 239-piece count, it's a manageable build that still uses standard LEGO® techniques found in larger sets.

Brickheadz

Wednesday & Enid

Set 40750 turns Wednesday Addams and her Nevermore Academy roommate Enid Sinclair into two chunky Brickheadz figures. At 239 pieces it sits on the smaller end of the range, making it a quick, focused build rather than a weekend project. Once finished, both figures stand ready as a shelf display.

Set number: 40750
Year: 2024
Pieces: 239
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Brickheadz
Different parts: 75

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 75

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 (10)

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

Description

A fast build with 75 parts

Brickheadz sets use a boxy, stud-shell technique that turns a character into an oversized head on a compact body, and 40750 keeps things brisk with 239 pieces across 75 distinct elements. There's no sprawling instruction booklet here, just a focused session that produces two finished figures. Because the parts count stays low, this is a fair pick for a newer builder or for anyone who wants a satisfying result without committing an entire afternoon, while still using the same clutch-power bricks as bigger sets.

Colour-coded characters

The two figures lean on a tight colour palette to tell them apart at a glance. Wednesday keeps close to her signature black uniform, with Bright Light Yellow and Light Bluish Gray filling in collar, hair and facial details, while Enid stands out through a strong dose of Bright Pink that nods to her more colourful, fashion-forward personality on the show. Placed side by side, the contrast reads instantly even from across a room, which is part of why Brickheadz figures work so well as a themed pair rather than single pieces.

No minifigures, all sculpture

There are no minifigures in this set, and that's the point of the Brickheadz format: every piece goes into building the two large-scale character sculptures rather than smaller poseable figures with printed torsos. If you're used to Ninjago or Friends sets, this is a different build style altogether, closer to a display model than a play set. The 75 unique parts still cover a decent range of shapes, from brackets to curved slopes, giving the finished figures more texture than a simple block stack.

Display piece or gift

At 239 pieces, 40750 is a sensible gift for a fan who watches the show but doesn't necessarily want a large, room-hogging build. It suits a desk or shelf just as easily as a dedicated display case, and because both characters come as a matched set, there's no need to buy separately to get the pair together. Anyone already collecting other Brickheadz figures will find these two slot in neatly, using the same footprint and building logic as the rest of the range.

FAQ

Does set 40750 include any minifigures?: No. Brickheadz sets replace minifigures with two larger, blocky character figures, so all 239 pieces go into Wednesday and Enid themselves.
What colours make up this set?: Black, Bright Light Yellow and Light Bluish Gray dominate Wednesday's figure, while Enid is built mostly from Bright Pink, giving the pair a clear visual contrast on the shelf.
Is this a good starter set for a new builder?: Yes, with only 75 unique parts and a compact 239-piece count, it's a manageable build that still uses standard LEGO® techniques found in larger sets.

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