I love the use of the flump screw as the twisted pillars, but what's the box frame underneath the gift-box at the top?

And Thing seems to be one of the hands of the brick-built doll figure. Looks like it can grip a normal bar sideways, and maybe clip onto a stud end-on..?

I hope no young Friends fans get traumatised by the show

I spy the Concorde cone part in black, a new gargoyle piece, and a lot of NPU!

For some reason I’m wondering if I could modify the form to be the clock tower sometimes used in Batman media.

This roof is better than SW dioramas they sell...same price too

Even though the Dorm is comically expensive for what you get I like the creativeness, nicely designed sets.

I like the Gargoyles. And the blondes ummm…’headphones’. That’s all.

@Ridgeheart said:
"For a second there, I thought the rooftop featured Gomez. Come on, TLG, give the people what they want - and by "the people" and "they", I of course mean "me" and "I". Give me Gomez, you cowards!

I do enjoy those grotesques. I'm going to need about a hundred of them."

Oh yes, me,me,me, I, I, I.....just like your football team, couldn't let Germany have the 2-1 victory, just had to score the equalizer.....wait....what? Lego?

Sorry.....to the topic at hand, I like the sets, not really my thing, but my daughter wants both.

Gotta get that cello...

@MisterBones said:
"Sorry.....to the topic at hand, I like the sets, not really my thing, but my daughter wants both."

Speaking of the topic at hand, I think it's hilarious Thing counts as a minifigure! And a well-done one at that.

@WolfpackBricksOfficial said:
"*Casually waits for LEGO to take the images down (the same thing that happened to Wicked will happen here)*"
What happened to wicked?

@Murdoch17 said:
"I spy the Concorde cone part in black, a new gargoyle piece, and a lot of NPU!"

Thanks- I was wondering if the cone part was new.

Yay, more minidolls... Also reckon they might be a bit late to cash in on the popularity of Wednesday

Fantastic! Only small criticism is that Enid's regular blonde hair element doesn't have pink and blue printing or dual(triple?) moulding.

@Joefish said:
"I love the use of the flump screw as the twisted pillars, but what's the box frame underneath the gift-box at the top?"

My guess is a grey cupcake base (6465111) and a 1x1 round plate

@jnscoelho said:
"Finally Bratz dolls in LEGO form.

I love the Wednesday mini-dolls, but I don't 100€ love them. More money saved."

More LOL dolls according to my daughters. I would agree.

@abeverage said:
" @WolfpackBricksOfficial said:
"*Casually waits for LEGO to take the images down (the same thing that happened to Wicked will happen here)*"
What happened to wicked?
"

The sets were revealed early by a European retailer and LEGO cracked down on them, which is something they haven't usually done in the past

@Nuclearxpotato said:
"The gargoyles are a neat, but I also spy the 3-leaves element in Trans Glittery Black in 76780 which I believe is a new colour!
Another thing of note is the stone skull from Hocus Pocus being available (it wasn't on Pick-a-Brick) in the doll set."

It also looks like the three leaf piece is in dark grey as well in that set!

The Wednesday figures make me want a Daria minidoll

@Darth_Dee said:
"Gotta get that cello..."

Where are you seeing a cello? Is it https://brickset.com/parts/6422007/bass-no-5 like the one from 10312?

Oooooh those grotesques! I want them!

Very cool builds. Fans will enjoy these sets

@TheOtherMike said:
" @Darth_Dee said:
"Gotta get that cello..."

Where are you seeing a cello? Is it https://brickset.com/parts/6422007/bass-no-5 like the one from 10312?"

That "bass" is much more cello-sized.

They're kinda cool sets, although I don't think I'll be picking them up unless they're discounted.
I like the idea of an old Addams Family and House set (either the original or the 90s movies influenced). And I would much rather have a BrickHeadz of Dracula, Wolfman, The Mummy and Creature/Gill-Man to go with my 40422 ... but they look like fun sets and I hope fans of the TV show or black, gothic looking sets are happy - the grotesques definitely look cool.

Doubt I'll get them, but I gotta say, these are pretty cool! The big doll figure looks great. Plenty of articulation where it counts, and love the new hand pieces, too.
And those gargoyles... I believe they're new. Hope we see more of them!

@TheOtherMike said:
" @Darth_Dee said:
"Gotta get that cello..."

Where are you seeing a cello? Is it https://brickset.com/parts/6422007/bass-no-5 like the one from 10312?"

I found it: in the box back photo of the bedroom, behind the black-haired doll. Music notation flag/stand there too.

The price for that buildable doll set seems high, but I guess a lot of parts are used for that elaborate base.

...is it kind of weird that I'm excited by these new big-minidolls because I can easily see a Hatsune Miku one making a billion dollars with how many MOCs there are out there of her?

Macrodolls. I don't think this should be in the same category as minifigs
(if it's the case: set 76393 : 2 minifigs instead of 2 gigafigs)

@Lyichir said:
" @R0Sch said:
"No minifigures, no purchase. Or why do you think HP sets sell so well?"

Conversely, why do you think Friends sets sell so well? Mini-dolls have their own appeal."

I am not quite sure about that one - at least not here in Canada. I just went on the first page of Amazon Lego deals (published here on Brickset); on the first page of 50 items, 9 were Friends sets. The smallest rebate was 25% off. So this means one of two things: (1) Friends sets are not moving fast in Canada or (2) Friends sets were way overpriced and now come back to a more reasonable levels. I am pretty sure Friends sets sell reasonably well because Lego makes tons of them every years but we will never have the numbers to compare it to HP. I don't see why Lego cannot make both. There are Duplo Belle, Friends Belle and as of today: minifig Belle...

@Brickeric said:
"Macrodolls. I don't think this should be in the same category as minifigs
(if it's the case: set 76393 : 2 minifigs instead of 2 gigafigs)"

I wouldn't consider them minifigs either, same as I wouldn't consider Bionicle or Hero Factory sets minifigs. A buildable figure is kind of its own thing, especially one that's decidedly not meant to be in scale with other characters.

But I wouldn't be surprised if Bricklink classed them as such, not because it's necessarily what they are but more because it's the main way their system allows a figure component of a set to be sold as a separate unit.

@PurpleDave said:
"There’s a licensed Wednesday breakfast cereal in stores right now."

Really? *goes to google it* Wow... we've not got that in the UK despite it being Kelloggs.

@GrizBe said:
" @PurpleDave said:
"There’s a licensed Wednesday breakfast cereal in stores right now."

Really? *goes to google it* Wow... we've not got that in the UK despite it being Kelloggs. "

Had to google that as well. Wow! I read the ingredients, looks healthy...

The 'somewhat' good thing about all this is how Lego is moving a bit faster. In the past, Lego was so slow that by the time it entered an IP, it was long gone and everybody had forgotten about it. Nowadays, Lego is getting on board a bit quicker and hopefully that'll help their bottom line (not that it need much help but successes is always desirable) and the customers also get what they 'might' want.

@Studnotontop said:
"It’s so funny to me when certain Lego fans see a set they like, admit to liking it, but refuse to buy it because of three measly pieces. You guys realize you can throw the minidoll parts away, right? Or send them to me? :) Either way, Wednesday Adams wouldn’t be hard to adapt to minifigure form. There are plenty of black suit torso pieces, and her new hair mold will fit on a minifigure with no issue.

These sets look rad and I look forward to building them. I look forward to more licensed minidoll themes!"

There was a collectible minifigure a while back that was clearly meant to be Wednesday.

I’m not interested in this show, but I love that new gargoyle piece, I love the brick built characters, all around this looks like a great wave of sets!

I actually think Wednesday suits the minidoll format quite well!

I don't watch the show, so I won't be getting these.

Somehow I feel minidolls (and more particularly the shape of those heads) would be perfect for the only true Wednesday Addams: Christina Ricci!

Can't say I'm particularly interested nor impressed by either of these two sets, but the big fig looks the most interesting I'd say. And seems somewhat decently priced. That other set.....just 48 pieces more (and obviously 4 minidolls) for almost double the price? Seems rather poor value....

Hate to admit it, but these are really good. The dolls definitely don't need the expensive display bases though, I think they'd sell much better as standalone figurines. The ability to rebuild the Wednesday doll into having different outfits and hairstyles is brilliant though, and definitely will help sell the Lego concept to girls that maybe are a bit sceptical as to the unique advantages of the toy, similar to how Bionicle reached boys in the 2000s. But I think they'd sell better slightly cheaper and less encumbered.

I NEED those gargoyles for my Haunted House!!

I have no interest in the Wednesday theme but these builds are interesting. May have to look for deals on them but they won't be day one purchases for me. I really hope the gargoyle/grotesque piece as well as some of the others make it to PAB.

@N1majneb said:
"Look at those Gargoyles! Perfect for city buildings"

Now if we could get an actual Gargoyles theme to commemorate the 30th anniversary and the upcoming reboot that would be interesting.

Argh! They’re dolls. Oh well. I still must have all of these.

@shaase said:
" @N1majneb said:
"Look at those Gargoyles! Perfect for city buildings"

Now if we could get an actual Gargoyles theme to commemorate the 30th anniversary and the upcoming reboot that would be interesting."

I still have the action figures!

I have little interest in the minidolls (I don't hate them they are just not my thing) but I am continuously pondering buying the set 70830 to go with my space people. Sweet Mayhem is the first ever minidoll to infiltrate the minifig world - and for that she is quite special (to me at least and would fit in my setup).

I also did not buy into the Brickheadz theme and my wallet is thanking me every day for that. But now we are seeing a new format emerging. The buildable figurines are quite nice. There are 3 now, 2 from Wicked and one from Wednesday. Wait until Lego give them the same treatment as Brickheadz, they are most likely a better building experience but also much more expensive.

@emQ said:
" @TheOtherMike said:
" @Darth_Dee said:
"Gotta get that cello..."

Where are you seeing a cello? Is it https://brickset.com/parts/6422007/bass-no-5 like the one from 10312?"

I found it: in the box back photo of the bedroom, behind the black-haired doll. Music notation flag/stand there too."

Thank you for pointing that out; it was blending in with all the other black in the set. Does look like a recolor of the piece I linked to.

@PurpleDave said:"Huh. Who’s have thunk we’d ever get licensed sets based on, of all things, The New Yorker magazine?"

I hadn't thought of it like that!

Another day, another license.

@HOBBES:
Just remember that all the supersaturated food coloring doesn’t actually get digested on the way through.

Also, don’t forget 75582! That counts, right? And there’s the new astromech multipack, an older droids multipack, that one Artoo GWP…

@karrit:
Forget PAB. I want the little guy on LUGBulk!

@PurpleDave said:
" @HOBBES:
Just remember that all the supersaturated food coloring doesn’t actually get digested on the way through.

Also, don’t forget 75582! That counts, right? And there’s the new astromech multipack, an older droids multipack, that one Artoo GWP…

@karrit:
Forget PAB. I want the little guy on LUGBulk!"

Yes, LUGBulk would be a great option for this piece.

Never mind Wednesday... where's Herman Munster...

I'm getting Deja Vu.

That top floor room can be a fun way of making an Adam's family home with multiple sets that connect together. A few Wednesday sets revealed on a Wednesday.

@Lordmoral said:
"That top floor room can be a fun way of making an Adam's family home with multiple sets that connect together. A few Wednesday sets revealed on a Wednesday. "

THat great ideal.

Dorm room looks kind of neat, but aren't these two sets just recoloured versions of the Wicked sets revealed about a month ago? Or is it just me?

@AddictedToStyrene said:
"I hope no young Friends fans get traumatised by the show"

I work with kids and most of 6-7 years old know this show.

@Weepy_Donuts said:
"Really appreciate Lego recognizing the need for storage and creating drawers for stray pieces. I’m always happy with thoughtful designs like these"

And I hate these. Those features eat up bricks adding artificial spaces. "So instead another room we will get DRAWERS :DDDDDD"

The Thing "minifig" is my favourite!

I like the gargoyles.

The buildable figure looks good too, but very expensive. Having a second outfit and a large buildable backdrop has taken what could have been a £10-12 figure to a £50 display set.

Minidolls...such a turn off...

@missedoutagain said:
" @GrizBe said:
"Think they're a bit late with the timing on these to cash in with the popularity that the show had. That said, I do like them. Not 100% sure about the 'big dolls', they're well done but seem slightly off to me."

next season soon, Still is popular"

Fair point... think its because I'm an oldschool 80's kid where the toys and such came out before or during a show/movies run rather then long after.

@WizardOfOss said:
"Somehow I feel minidolls (and more particularly the shape of those heads) would be perfect for the only true Wednesday Addams: Christina Ricci!

Can't say I'm particularly interested nor impressed by either of these two sets, but the big fig looks the most interesting I'd say. And seems somewhat decently priced. That other set.....just 48 pieces more (and obviously 4 minidolls) for almost double the price? Seems rather poor value...."

Buffalo '66.

The second season of Wednesday is going for a full out marketing push. LEGO sets and a tie in with Pottery Barn. What's next? Vampons (real thing) or a tie in with a suitable eatery?
As a Goth, I approve the parts and aesthetic but not the... gothsploitation.

@StyleCounselor said:
" @WizardOfOss said:
"Somehow I feel minidolls (and more particularly the shape of those heads) would be perfect for the only true Wednesday Addams: Christina Ricci!

Can't say I'm particularly interested nor impressed by either of these two sets, but the big fig looks the most interesting I'd say. And seems somewhat decently priced. That other set.....just 48 pieces more (and obviously 4 minidolls) for almost double the price? Seems rather poor value...."

Buffalo '66."

I have seen that long ago, and I do know I enjoyed it.....but I can't remember a darn thing about it anymore except for Christina Ricci, Vincent Gallo, and it just being a pretty weird movie.....
(I have kept a list from everything I watched since 2004, and this is not on it.....must have been before that)

But yeah, Vincent Gallo also has a face that would translate pretty well to a minidoll.

@Jotahesse1 said:
"The second season of Wednesday is going for a full out marketing push. LEGO sets and a tie in with Pottery Barn. What's next? Vampons (real thing) or a tie in with a suitable eatery?
As a Goth, I approve the parts and aesthetic but not the... gothsploitation."

I liked the show mostly (but not nearly as much as older Addams Family content). These sets are pretty good, but I agree, the intense marketing is almost off putting at this point. Wednesday cereal? Really?

Tout ce qui manque c'est mon ami LURCH .Bonne journée a tous.

The Dorm room set will help me redesign the roof of the Natural History Museum--and I love the grotesques! Also, while I quite disliked the Wicked buildable dolls, I really like the buildable Wednesday one. Two thumbs up!

Honestly, when I saw the thumbnail, I thought it was Vader's Castle but a friends version. 75251
But my daughter will be happy with using it as a theme crossover.

@undrscor said:
"Honestly, when I saw the thumbnail, I thought it was Vader's Castle but a friends version. 75251
But my daughter will be happy with using it as a theme crossover."

Ah, the new spinoff for a meaner, harsher world: Enemies.

Wow, glad this is where that LEGO 'hardship tax' money is going.. to let LEGO throw whatever at the wall and see what sticks, and if they miss, they just up the price on the lines making money.

@madforLEGO said:
"Wow, glad this is where that LEGO 'hardship tax' money is going.. to let LEGO throw whatever at the wall and see what sticks, and if they miss, they just up the price on the lines making money. "

If you think Lego is throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks *now,* you obviously weren't in the hobby around the turn of the century.

@TheOtherMike said:
" @madforLEGO said:
"Wow, glad this is where that LEGO 'hardship tax' money is going.. to let LEGO throw whatever at the wall and see what sticks, and if they miss, they just up the price on the lines making money. "

If you think Lego is throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks *now,* you obviously weren't in the hobby around the turn of the century."

You obviously don't know me, I was around during those times and LEGO almost killed themselves in the process.

This Lego version of the Thing is goddamn awful. I wouldn't even mind if Lego just copied it from the World Minifigures version, I highly doubt Chinese have like patented it.

@madforLEGO said:
" @TheOtherMike said:
" @madforLEGO said:
"Wow, glad this is where that LEGO 'hardship tax' money is going.. to let LEGO throw whatever at the wall and see what sticks, and if they miss, they just up the price on the lines making money. "

If you think Lego is throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks *now,* you obviously weren't in the hobby around the turn of the century."

You obviously don't know me, I was around during those times and LEGO almost killed themselves in the process. "

Making sets for new licenses doesn't count as "throwing stuff at the wall and seeing what sticks," compared to some of the stuff they were doing back then. I mean, action figures (sure, Bionicle is a big part of the reason the company was able to stay afloat, but those were still buildable, and Galidor flopped for a reason)? Barbie wannabes? Jack Stone, a.k.a. building sets that minimized building?