Does this set include minifigures?

No. It is a BrickHeadz set, so the three characters have the line's signature square heads and blocky bodies rather than classic LEGO minifigures.

How many pieces does the set have, and how hard is it to build?

It has 308 pieces and 140 unique parts. Like most BrickHeadz sets, the build is straightforward and can be finished in a couple of hours.

Which film are Carl, Russell and Kevin from?

They are characters from Pixar's animated film Up. Carl is the elderly homeowner with the balloon-powered flying house, Russell his young companion, and Kevin the colourful flightless bird they meet along the way.

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Carl, Russell & Kevin

This BrickHeadz set brings three characters from Pixar's Up to the shelf: grumpy explorer Carl Fredricksen, wilderness scout Russell and the flightless bird Kevin. At 308 pieces it sits on the smaller end of the BrickHeadz range, but 140 unique parts keep the build varied enough to stay interesting.

Set number: 40752
Year: 2024
Pieces: 308
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Brickheadz
Different parts: 140

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 140

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 (25)

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

Description

A different kind of figure build

Rather than the usual minifigures, each character here gets the signature BrickHeadz treatment: a square head, a blocky body, oversized round eyes and its own small display base. Carl comes with his familiar bow tie, round glasses and patterned jumper, Russell appears in full scout gear complete with backpack, and Kevin stands alongside with its colourful plumage fanned out. Building one is its own small project with its own stand, which is how the BrickHeadz line differs from sets built around classic minifigures. For fans of the film, it is the small touches – colour blocking, shapes, proportions – that make each character instantly recognisable.

Reading the colour mix

The set leans on black, tan, white and a strong bright light yellow for Kevin's feathers, and that palette ties all three builds together visually. Working through the parts list on this page shows quickly which colours recur most and where pieces overlap between the three figures, such as the black base plates or the tan clothing elements. That is also useful if a piece needs replacing later, since a good number of the 140 unique parts turn up again in other BrickHeadz or Pixar-themed sets rather than being exclusive to this one.

Who this set suits

At 308 pieces, this is a short build, done in an hour or two rather than an afternoon project, so it suits anyone after a quick evening build rather than a big display piece. Without classic minifigures, it is less about play and more about display, so it works well on a shelf or desk. Fans of Pixar's Up and BrickHeadz collectors are the obvious audience, not least because all three of the film's leads are included in one set.

Built for display

Like most BrickHeadz sets, this one is designed primarily as a display piece rather than an everyday toy. Each finished figure stands securely on its own base and looks good lined up alongside other Disney or Pixar BrickHeadz on a shelf. Since the line regularly adds new characters from recent films, it is worth checking the parts list on this page to see which colours and shapes overlap with sets already in a collection.

FAQ

Does this set include minifigures?: No. It is a BrickHeadz set, so the three characters have the line's signature square heads and blocky bodies rather than classic LEGO minifigures.
How many pieces does the set have, and how hard is it to build?: It has 308 pieces and 140 unique parts. Like most BrickHeadz sets, the build is straightforward and can be finished in a couple of hours.
Which film are Carl, Russell and Kevin from?: They are characters from Pixar's animated film Up. Carl is the elderly homeowner with the balloon-powered flying house, Russell his young companion, and Kevin the colourful flightless bird they meet along the way.

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