Does the set include any minifigures?

No. The parts list shows two BrickHeadz figures only, without any classic minifigures.

How many unique parts does the set use?

91 different elements make up the set's 280 pieces in total.

Is this set meant for play or for display?

BrickHeadz sets are built primarily for display, so Drift & Raven works best as a shelf or desk piece rather than a play set.

Brickheadz

Drift & Raven Figures

Set 40884, Drift & Raven, is part of the LEGO® BrickHeadz range, pairing two blocky, oversized-head figures in one box. With 280 pieces and 91 unique elements it's a short, focused build rather than a big project. This page lists every part with its colour and quantity.

Set number: 40884
Year: 2025
Pieces: 280
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Brickheadz
Different parts: 91

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 91

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 (13)

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

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

Raven oni 202 pieces by OW_zero

View the idea at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A collector's pair, not a play set

BrickHeadz figures trade classic minifigure proportions for square heads and stubby bodies, and Drift & Raven follows that formula with two separate characters in one box. Each figure is its own short build, so the 280 pieces split roughly evenly between the pair rather than forming a single large model. There's no set of minifigures alongside them; the BrickHeadz themselves are the finished result. That makes the set a quick, self-contained project for anyone who already collects the line or wants to try it for the first time.

Ninety-one different parts in one small box

For a 280-piece set, 91 unique parts is a high ratio, which usually means fewer long repeated rows and more one-off pieces to place carefully. The colour palette runs from black and dark blue through to bright magenta and light bluish grey, giving each figure clear visual contrast. The parts list on this page breaks every colour and shape down individually, which is worth checking before you start sorting, since several similarly shaped pieces appear in more than one colour.

Built to display, not to play with

Like other sets in the BrickHeadz range, Drift & Raven is designed to be built once and then displayed, on a shelf, desk or alongside other figures from the same line. It suits fans who enjoy the building process itself as much as the finished piece, and it takes up little space once complete. Because the figures stand on their own, there's no separate playset or vehicle involved; the build itself is the whole product.

A quick build, solo or shared

The build follows the usual BrickHeadz sequence: a square base first, then the head, hairpiece and small accessories click into place across a short, clearly numbered set of steps. Each figure takes roughly half an hour, which makes Drift & Raven easy to split between two builders, one figure each, or to finish solo in a single sitting. Anyone who already owns other sets in the line will recognise the process immediately and can slot this pair straight onto an existing shelf. For a first BrickHeadz set the low part count keeps things approachable, while for established collectors it's a quick, low-commitment addition.

FAQ

Does the set include any minifigures?: No. The parts list shows two BrickHeadz figures only, without any classic minifigures.
How many unique parts does the set use?: 91 different elements make up the set's 280 pieces in total.
Is this set meant for play or for display?: BrickHeadz sets are built primarily for display, so Drift & Raven works best as a shelf or desk piece rather than a play set.