Every LEGO set releasing in February 2026

As January comes to a close, here's a full list of every single LEGO set launching in February, including some staggered release dates.

After a huge month of releases in January, there are far fewer LEGO sets launching in February. However, there are some exciting incoming LEGO models among them, so don't let February pass you by.

What's more, there are some staggered release dates, with perhaps the most highly anticipated LEGO February releases coming later in the month. Make sure you're up to date on what's coming with our full list of every new LEGO set for next month, broken down by theme.

LEGO Botanicals sets releasing in February 2026

After years of custom builds using LEGO Botanicals bouquets, the LEGO Group has now taken brick-built flower panels into its own hands with 11503 Flower Wall. Made up of 879 pieces, you can also expand beyond the flowers pictured above by adding extra LEGO flowers from past sets, or by doubling up on copies of the upcoming model.

LEGO exclusive sets releasing in February 2026

Although not an official LEGO Botanicals set, 40957 Spring Wreath wouldn't look out of place among some of the other flowery builds. Priced at a modest £44.99 / $39.99 / €49.99 for 747 pieces, it's the ideal piece of home decor as winter shifts into spring.

LEGO Icons sets releasing in February 2026

The third and final release on February 1 is 11384 Golden Retriever Puppy, a canine alternative to LEGO Ideas 21349 Tuxedo Cat. Made up of 2,102 pieces, the brick-built pup is hugely posable, even coming with a tongue you can swap in and out for different expressions.

LEGO Pokémon sets releasing in February 2026

The biggest LEGO event in February has to be the launch of the Pokémon theme at long last. However, you'll need to wait a little while longer for the official release on February 27. Pre-orders are open now, but if you want to try again to get your hands on the elusive GWP, 40892 Kanto Region Badge Collection, with purchases of 72153 Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise, it's best to wait for the launch day. Best be quick though, as pre-orders sold out rapidly.

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