Every new LEGO March 2026 set – Star Wars, Botanicals, Zelda and more

Dozens of new LEGO sets are landing on shelves in March from themes including Star Wars, Botanicals, The Legend of Zelda and more. Here’s everything to look out for next month…

February was pretty light on new LEGO sets, but don’t worry: March is here to rob you of all your disposable income once more. Arriving in stores and at LEGO.com this Sunday are nearly 50 new LEGO sets, from the first wave of LEGO Star Wars SMART Play builds and two new Botanicals bouquets to three long-awaited Batmobiles and only the second-ever The Legend of Zelda set.

Check out the full roster broken down by theme below. Many of these sets are already available to pre-order, though you may want to wait until March 1 to checkout just in case a new gift-with-purchase is up for grabs.

LEGO Art March 2026 sets

Fancy yourself a bit of an impressionist? 31220 Claude Monet – Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies marks the debut of another historic artist under the LEGO Art umbrella, and pulls the same trick as its predecessors in cooking up imaginative new ways to use interesting LEGO elements. Clipping all those bars on will probably require some serious concentration, mind you.

LEGO Batman DC March 2026 sets

It feels like forever since the LEGO Group pulled back the curtain on its trio of Batmobiles inspired by the upcoming LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight (and 20th-anniversary Bat-logo), but we’re finally just days away from being able to build them ourselves. Whether you’re into the ultra-daft Clooney Batman or the ultra-serious Batfleck, there’s a Batmobile here for you.

LEGO Botanicals March 2026 sets

LEGO Botanicals continues its crusade to turn your house into a fully-fledged garden centre this March, with two new colourful and eye-catching plant sets to sink your teeth into. Both of these rely more heavily than ever on specialist elements to achieve their respective levels of realism, but you can’t say they don’t look good for it. And if you’re in the UK, 11502 Sunflower Bouquet feels like a real antidote to what’s been an endlessly grey 2026 so far…

LEGO BrickHeadz March 2026 sets

A couple of new LEGO BrickHeadz sets are on the way in March, which is both great and terrible news for anyone who’s still pursuing a complete collection of these little statuettes. (Great to keep the collection going, terrible because how do you still have space for them?) Among them is the LEGO debut of Monsters, Inc., so there’s a fair chance these will pull in a wider audience too.

LEGO City March 2026 sets

It’s a pretty quiet month for LEGO City all things told, but the focus is very much on quality over quantity with one eye on 60508 Police Train Heist. Like last summer’s 60470 Explorer Train, this is something new, different and intriguing for train fans to digest, and comes with everything you need to get it motorised right out of the box. F1 collectors will also be pleased to see Audi joining last year’s six-wide grid.

LEGO Disney March 2026 sets

Just four LEGO Disney sets are heading our way next month, but they’re a pretty diverse bunch. The Nightmare Before Christmas gets a set timed for neither Xmas nor Halloween, but with a funky new Sally mini-doll; Up gets a couple of buildable characters; and Winnie the Pooh celebrates a milestone with a giant Pooh bear and smaller Piglet. Hard to call any of these traditional playsets, but they’re still pretty fun all round.

LEGO Editions March 2026 sets

LEGO Editions’ first sets are dropping in March ahead of this summer’s World Cup, as the LEGO Group tries its hardest to appeal to sports fans with a buildable trophy and football.

LEGO Exclusives March 2026 sets

You’ll have a couple of new LEGO Store and LEGO.com exclusives to choose from in March, including the first LEGO Maersk set in a good few years and a fresh tourist trap in 40953 London Bus. There’s a small chance these may one day be available through other retailers or select locations, but don’t count on it.

LEGO Icons March 2026 sets

LEGO Icons has four new 18+ sets up for grabs from Sunday, three of which build on existing subthemes and collections. Sauron joins the cross-theme Helmet Collection; the Ford Model T parks in the ever-growing LEGO Icons garage; and Michael Schumacher races into view alongside fellow F1 icons Ayrton Senna and Nigel Mansell. Brand new in concept and IP is 11389 Project Hail Mary, arriving just ahead of the movie.

LEGO Ideas March 2026 sets

Animal aficionados have a couple of different options to consider from LEGO Ideas in March: first, a recolour of 2024’s 21349 Tuxedo Cat, now in orange (or as close to orange as the designers consider appropriate, which is to say medium nougat); and second, a pair of floating sea otters. If you’re looking for the recently-announced 21368 Peanuts: Snoopy’s Doghouse, you’re a little early – that one won’t launch until June.

LEGO Minifigures March 2026 sets

Sure to be a strong seller from day one, 40921 Up-Scaled Blue Astronaut Minifigure is the one we’ve all been waiting for in this collection – and it doesn’t disappoint. Add on that it’s a LEGO Store exclusive (so discounts are unlikely) and this might be one to target the moment it launches on March 1.

LEGO NINJAGO March 2026 sets

The LEGO NINJAGO 15th anniversary celebrations continue in March with 71860 Lloyd's Titan Mech, which is great news for anyone who missed out on 2019’s 70676 Lloyd’s Titan Mech. The new version is bigger, beefier and (inevitably) more expensive, but will pair very nicely with Jay, Zane and Cole’s respective titan mechs. There’s also a pair of new smaller mechs to grab alongside it if you’re so inclined.

LEGO Speed Champions March 2026 sets

Just when you thought you were done with LEGO Speed Champions Formula 1 sets, along come two new additions to the roster: one representing 2026’s new addition to the grid in 77259 Audi Revolut F1 Team R26, and another injecting a little colour into the mix with 77258 F1 ACADEMY LEGO Race Car.

LEGO Star Wars March 2026 sets

After what feels like months (or perhaps years) of build-up and expectation, the first wave of SMART Play sets will finally be available to everyone (in six countries…) in March. From the Millennium Falcon and an X-wing to Mos Eisley Cantina and an AT-ST, these are all hooked to LEGO Star Wars original trilogy icons and represent the latest marriage between LEGO bricks and tech.

Remember that the SMART Brick itself is only included in the three starter sets – the X-wing, TIE Advanced and Throne Room – while the rest are merely SMART Play-compatible.

LEGO The Legend of Zelda March 2026 sets

It’s taken a while for the LEGO Group to circle back round to The Legend of Zelda following 2024’s 77092 Great Deku Tree 2-in-1, but 77093 Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle looks to have been worth the wait. It’s a smaller and more accessible entry point to this iconic video game franchise but doesn’t hold back on details, while those minifigures may be among the best of the year so far.

LEGO Technic March 2026 sets

Four new LEGO Technic sets are racing on to shelves for March, with a little something for everyone regardless of your budget. 42225 Yellow Motorcycle is your pocket money option, while for those with deeper wallets (and the requisite shelf space) there’s the latest Technic F1 car in 42228 McLaren MCL39.

Head here for a complete list of LEGO sets launching throughout 2026.

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