Where was Hangzhou Brickheadz sold?

It was only handed out at a LEGO Store opening in Hangzhou, China, in 2020, and never sold through regular retail channels.

How many pieces and figures does the set include?

98 pieces across 37 unique elements make up one BrickHeadz figure in the usual oversized-head style.

Can this set still be bought new?

No, as a limited store-opening exclusive it's now mainly found through the collector resale market.

Brickheadz

Hangzhou Brickheadz

Hangzhou Brickheadz (6322719) never went on general sale. It's a promotional BrickHeadz figure handed out at a LEGO Store opening in Hangzhou, China, in 2020, built from 98 pieces across 37 unique elements. The set follows the usual compact BrickHeadz format, just with the extra story of a store-launch exclusive attached.

Set number: 6322719
Year: 2020
Pieces: 98
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Brickheadz
Different parts: 37

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 37

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

The standard BrickHeadz build

Like every figure in the range, this set is built around an oversized, cube-shaped head sitting on a small, sturdy body, mounted on a round base printed with the set number. Facial features, hair and clothing come from a handful of printed or specially moulded pieces rather than dozens of small bricks. That stripped-back approach is what makes BrickHeadz instantly recognisable on a shelf, even though the build itself takes only a few minutes. For collectors, that consistency across editions is a big part of the appeal.

A store-opening exclusive

This particular figure was given out in the summer of 2020 to mark the opening of a LEGO Store in Hangzhou, China, in a limited run reserved for visitors at the event. Store-opening exclusives like this never reach general retail and typically only surface afterwards on the secondary collector market. For fans outside China, getting hold of one usually means buying through resellers rather than a LEGO shop, which adds to the appeal for completists. Anyone lucky enough to attend the opening often picked up the figure for free or a token amount, which only adds to its appeal among collectors today.

A restrained colour scheme

Black, white, light bluish grey and tan keep the look understated, letting the shape of the oversized head do most of the visual work. That narrower colour range is common on BrickHeadz special editions, since it pairs cleanly with printed detail elements without making the figure look cluttered. The parts list on this page shows just how few base colours are needed to pull the whole design together.

A piece for exclusive collectors

Anyone already collecting BrickHeadz store-opening exclusives will find 6322719 a natural addition, since the base size and overall format match every other figure in the range. The low piece count means the build itself is over quickly, while the real appeal for most collectors lies in the rarity and the story behind where the figure came from, rather than the building experience.

FAQ

Where was Hangzhou Brickheadz sold?: It was only handed out at a LEGO Store opening in Hangzhou, China, in 2020, and never sold through regular retail channels.
How many pieces and figures does the set include?: 98 pieces across 37 unique elements make up one BrickHeadz figure in the usual oversized-head style.
Can this set still be bought new?: No, as a limited store-opening exclusive it's now mainly found through the collector resale market.