How many pieces does this Brickheadz set include?

The set contains 661 pieces with 237 unique parts, and it does not include any traditional minifigures.

What building style is used for the characters?

The characters are built in the blocky Brickheadz style, based on figures from the Mandalorian television series.

What colours stand out across the figures?

White and light bluish grey form the base, with dark bluish grey and black used for armour detailing.

Set 40856 The Mandalorian and Grogu: Allies & Villains

Brickheadz

LEGO® The Mandalorian and Grogu: Allies & Villains

The Mandalorian and Grogu: Allies & Villains gathers several Brickheadz figures from the Star Wars show The Mandalorian into one set. With 661 pieces and 237 unique parts, it ranks among the larger Brickheadz sets released so far.

Set number: 40856
Year: 2026
Pieces: 661
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Brickheadz
Different parts: 237

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 237

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 (43)

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

Description

Characters from a hit Star Wars show

The Mandalorian television series introduced one of the most popular Star Wars stories of recent years through characters like its title bounty hunter and the small, wide-eyed Grogu, alongside a growing cast of allies and villains along the way. Set 40856 leans directly into that idea with its 'Allies & Villains' subtitle, bringing together several characters in the blocky Brickheadz style rather than as traditional minifigures. That style strips each character down to a few clearly recognisable traits, such as armour shape, head silhouette or colouring, giving the result a collectible feel rather than a play-focused toy.

661 pieces, 237 unique parts

With 237 unique parts out of 661 pieces total, this Brickheadz set offers an above-average level of part variety, which shows up as plenty of small, character-defining details. Recognisability in Brickheadz figures usually comes down to small touches such as helmet shape, cape or hand pose, and a high unique-part count is exactly what allows for that level of detail. For builders who enjoy the blocky Brickheadz style but still want accurate detailing, that is a clear advantage over simpler figure sets built from fewer specialised elements. Because several figures share one set, the build splits into shorter stages.

White, dark bluish grey and black armour tones

The colour palette of white, dark bluish grey, black and light bluish grey closely follows the Mandalorian's signature armour, known throughout the show for its cool, metallic look. White and light bluish grey form the brighter surfaces, while dark bluish grey and black handle shading, armour plating and darker equipment details. That fairly neutral, metallic colour scheme fits the show's overall visual identity, which leans heavily on armour, starships and dusty planetary surfaces. On a shelf alongside other Brickheadz figures, that restrained palette makes for a cohesive display that pairs easily with other Star Wars figures.

No minifigures, built for collectors

This set contains no traditional minifigures, only Brickheadz models, which puts the emphasis squarely on collecting and display rather than open-ended play. For fans of the show who already own other Brickheadz figures, this set slots straight into an existing collection, since the consistent building style tends to look particularly good lined up together on a shelf. It also works well as an entry point into the Brickheadz range, since several well-known characters are bundled into a single set. The full parts list on this page details the size, colours and how the figures are split.

FAQ

How many pieces does this Brickheadz set include?: The set contains 661 pieces with 237 unique parts, and it does not include any traditional minifigures.
What building style is used for the characters?: The characters are built in the blocky Brickheadz style, based on figures from the Mandalorian television series.
What colours stand out across the figures?: White and light bluish grey form the base, with dark bluish grey and black used for armour detailing.

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