LEGO has announced 40919 Gizmo and Stripe Figures, a BrickHeadz two-pack based on the 1984 film Gremlins. It uses 230 pieces, costs $24.99, and releases 1 September 2026.
What LEGO announced
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Subject | Gizmo and Stripe (Gremlins, 1984) |
| Set number | 40919 |
| Theme | BrickHeadz |
| Pieces | 230 |
| Figures | 2 |
| US price | $24.99 |
| Release | 1 September 2026 |
The two figures
Gizmo is built at the shorter of the two heights, with brown-and-white fur colouring, large round eyes and the oversized ears splayed outward, holding a bucket of popcorn.
Stripe is taller, with the white head crest, red eyes, green skin and the striped markings that mark the transformation, holding a skateboard — a nod to the chaos the gremlins cause in the film.
Not LEGO's first Gremlins licence
LEGO has visited this property twice before: a LEGO Dimensions pack in 2016 gave Gizmo and Stripe minifigure-scale versions, and 21361 Gizmo arrived in 2025 as a large posable Ideas model. This is the first time the pair have appeared in BrickHeadz form.
Value per brick
At the announced US price:
- $24.99 ÷ 230 = 10.9 cents per piece
Standard for BrickHeadz. The line consistently prices around 10–12 cents because the licence and packaging costs sit on a small piece count. Nobody buys BrickHeadz on piece economy.
European pricing outlook
LEGO has published a US price only. A $24.99 set generally maps to a euro RRP around €25–30, so expect something in that range — an expectation, not a confirmed figure. Exact euro and per-country pricing will follow once European retailers list it.
A note on BrickHeadz and retirement
Worth knowing if you're weighing whether to buy at launch: BrickHeadz is the theme with one of the sharpest post-retirement price patterns in our data. Across the 56 retired BrickHeadz sets we track with live European listings, the median now sells 64.8% above its original RRP (measured August 2026) — among the highest of any theme in our dataset.
Read that with the caveat it deserves: the median BrickHeadz RRP is €14.99, so a large percentage is a small amount of money, and the effect is driven by these sets leaving the retail channel quickly rather than by unusual demand. The full breakdown is on our retired sets pages.
When BrickPrice will track it
Once 40919 is listed in Europe it will appear on BrickPrice with live prices across 40+ EU stores, price history and all-time-low alerts. See the 2026 new releases page for the rest of this year's sets.
Disclosure
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Published August 2026. We'll revise this article when European pricing is confirmed.
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