Hello. My name is Henrik Rubin Saaby and I have Designed models for The LEGO Group since 1995.

Over the years I have worked on more than 30 different LEGO themes both as a Design Manager but also as designer. In that time I have designed or co-designed more than 100+ LEGO sets.
I have been Design Lead on almost all LEGO IP´s. Missed out on Star Wars and DC

It has and are a pleasure to work together with so many wonderful and multi-talented creative people/ friends from all over the world.

Borrow this text from my good friend Bjarke Lykke Madsen;
(Making a new LEGO set and bringing it to the marked, is a very complex process that involves the skills, knowledge, experience and enthusiasm from hundreds of LEGO employees in many different departments: Design, Marketing, Building Instruction, Production, Packaging, Distribution and more. The goal is to make each LEGO set the best possible building- and play experience for our customers, and it only becomes possible, because everyone is working together to achieve this.
For this reason, and because I am a very strong believer in fairness, I have credited the colleagues, that I have worked together with on the various sets.)

I will continue to update this list with information when new LEGO sets I have designed have been released. I hope you all will enjoy ;o)

Best regards
Henrik Rubin Saaby

Here is a list of sets that I have designed or contributed to since joining The LEGO Group as a Model Designer in 2016. LEGO themes worked on: LEGO Duplo, LEGO Juniors/4+, LEGO Superheroes, LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Disney and LEGO Ideas.

Model Designers are often seen as the face of a particular model, however LEGO Design is a hugely collaborative effort that involves many different disciplines to make it happen. "It takes a village to raise a child"

Where applicable I’ve also included some trivia about the development of the models or maybe some hardcore easter eggs you may have missed.

Welcome to my set list!

I'm Bas Brederode, a senior designer at the LEGO company. In my 18 years at the LEGO company I've worked in many different departments as Star Wars, Batman, Games, Friends, DC Super Hero Girls and a couple of themes that didn't make it to production. In the Dutch/Belgian edition of LEGO Masters I fulfill the role of Jury, aka the Brickmaster.

For all of these sets I was responsible for finishing the final product. But to be honest, every LEGO set is a joint effort by the LEGO Design team that is responsible for the product line. On some sets I've mentioned other designers that have made a significant contribution to the product. Without them, the set wouldn't have been what it is today!

Enjoy!

LEGO BrickHeadz in numerical order.
Note: the list is an expanded list created by Adzbadboy.

2016: 8 in SDCC Exclusives
2017: 20 in Normal sets / 6 in Comic-Con Exclusives / 2 Specials (Inside Tour and Store exclusive) | #1-20 | V
2018: 58 in Normal sets / 1 Store Exclusive / 1 Unreleased / “Go Brick Me!” | #21-79 | V
2019: 16 in Normal sets / 2 Store Exclusive / 1 Promo | #80-95 | V
2020: 13 in Normal sets / Bride & Groom sets / 1 Store Exclusive | #96-103, #110-114 | V
2021: 41 in Normal sets | #104-109, #115-149 | V
2022: 31 in Normal sets / “FC Barcelona / Manchester United Go Brickheadz Me!” | #150-181 | ?
2023: 31 in Normal sets | #182-214 | ?
2024: ... in Normal sets | #215-254 | ?
2025: ... in Normal sets | #255-??? | ?

Not released:
2023: 40614 - Real Madrid Go Brick Me | ? | 19.99€
2024: 40666, 67 - {Animal Crossing}
2025: 40834, 35, 36 - ??? | 03/25

Rumours 2025:
40791 - HP: Goblet Of Fire Figures (5x) | 49.99 | 09/25
40802 - Luna Lovegood & Thestral | 09/25
40884 - Raven & Drift | 10/25
#270, 271 - ??

Rumours 2026:
40879 - ??
40922 - ??

Total: 241 Brickheadz:
+ 8 for SDCC 2016
+ 212 numbered (including unreleased Geoffrey (#57))
+ 7 promotional sets (1 for Inside Tour 2017 + 5 for Lego Store events + 1 for Cologne Comic-Con 2019)
+ 4 buildable sets: “Go Brick Me” set + Bride & Groom sets + “FC Barcelona Go Brickheadz Me” set

The title explains all. (So far, UCS's have only been associated with Star Wars, Batman, DC Comics Super Heroes, & Marvel Super Heroes) I'm also including D2C Sets that aren't classified as UCS's so when that happens, I will make sure to put a notification above the notes.

This rumor list comes from Smashing Bricks which has been very reliable in the past. Only the DC sets are listed here, because those are the only ones in the Brickset database. (They are un-named, not un-numbered). The Marvel action figures, though confirmed, are absent because there are not any other Marvel sets in the data base. They are still listed at Smashing Bricks if you're interested, not that the names give too much insight.

Source-http://smashing-bricks.com/2011/08/25/lego-2012-rumours/

According to the press releases, the following minifigures will make an appearance in this wave-Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Catwoman, Lex Luthor, The Joker, Harley Quinn, The Riddler, Two-Face, Bane, Bruce Wayne, Robin, and Poison Ivy.

Update: Now with minifigures and what's included. I am not able to link to the source as it breaks Brickset policy

Because LEGO didn't made a new version of him until now.

From the dc comics

These sets are the cheapest way to get all the Iron Man and War Machine minifigures, minus the SDCC exclusive. It all comes out to around $120. (Outdated)

Sets containing reference to the world-famous dish and Teesside staple, the Parmo aka; the Redcar Slab, the Working-man’s Lobster, the Teesside Parmesan or the Feast of the North-East.

Made famous by famous LEGO designer Justin Ramsden.

This is a list that (hopefully) represents every movie-related IP in LEGO. Given the potential for grey areas in such a list, I have put some ground rules/criteria in place: 1) ONE set per IP has been included. Most IPs have entire themes dedicated to the source material (e.g. Jurassic World). In these cases, only one set is chosen to represent the IP. This will be the highest rated set, based on Brickset user reviews; 2) This is also the case for IPs that have multiple films represented in LEGO. For example, the Indiana Jones theme has sets based on each film in the trilogy (yes, there are only three Indiana Jones films o_o), but only one set is selected to represent the theme; 3) The exception to this rule is Star Wars, given what a behemoth of a theme it is. In this list, there is a set representing the original trilogy, prequel trilogy, and The Force Awakens (eventually becoming the 'new' trilogy). This is somewhat arbitrary on my part; if you don't like it, make your own Bricklist :) 4) In some cases, a film IP is represented across multiple themes rather than a single theme (e.g. Ghostbusters is spread across its own general theme, LEGO Ideas, and LEGO Dimensions). However, a single set from the combined themes is selected; 5) For 'umbrella' IPs (e.g. Marvel, DC), a set from each distinct film-based IP is chosen. For example, under the Marvel theme the list includes sets for Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Captain America: Civil War, and so on; 6) In the case of superhero IPs, only film-specific sets are included. For example, Deadpool and X-Men have feature film franchises, but the LEGO sets featuring these characters are based on comic books and cartoons, and therefore not included. This is why, for example, the 2003/2004 Spider-Man theme is included, but the Ultimate Spider-Man subtheme is not. This rule also applies to non-superhero IPs, e.g. Simpsons House is excluded because it's not specific to The Simpsons Movie.

How to make a decent Green Lantern minifig, just in case you missed out on the SDCC one

Like in the videogame.

This list contains LEGO sets that include a super hero's alter ego, or secret identity, whichever term you prefer. This includes the licensed Super Hero themes: Spider-man, Batman, DC Super Heroes, and Marvel Super Heroes; and LEGO Studios.

This is a list of all Traveller's Tales (TT) LEGO games, starting with the original LEGO Star Wars video game from 2005. Feel free to contact me via my Brickset profile if you notice any errors or omissions. I will try to update this list as new TT games are released.

The official list of TT games can be viewed at: https://www.ttgames.com/games/

The following games have not yet been listed by Brickset:

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 (2017)
LEGO The Incredibles (2018)
LEGO DC Super Villains (2018)
The LEGO Movie 2 Video Game (2019)
LEGO Marvel Collection (2019; consists of LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 1, 2, and LEGO Marvel Avengers)
LEGO® Batman™: Legacy of the Dark Knight (2026)

All Batman sets from Batman (2006, 2007 and 2008) and DC Universe (only the Batman) (2012 and 2013.)

The sets and parts needed to make Bat Suit Batman from LEGO Batman 2: DC Superheroes

The way to make a good custom Hugo Strange (villain from Batman) i don't really like the villain but i just wanna help you to make a good minifig.

Bruce Wayne's loyal employee.

This will have multiple sets useful for making a imperial bluecoat fort. I will be making a redcoat one and a royal redcoat (new version) one

Who knows? Maybe every use of Chase's chiseled likeness is really just him deep undercover!

Although that is just a headcanon of many, Chase has his ways.

This BrickList provides a compilation of sets that are based on the ancient Greek mythology. It contains sets from LEGO Games (3), LEGO Atlantis (4), LEGO Education (1), DC Comics Super Heroes (3), LEGO Ideas (1), and one LEGO Architecture set. This list does not contain any of the LEGO Collectable Minifigures, stickers or other non-buildable products.

Collection of misc Batman and DC sets

SPOILER ALERT: It's a Tommy Gun, I'm still flabbergasted how this got past TLG's dumbass "Play Well" policy (as well as some of the sets that carry it lmao)

For Clarity: https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=x1608&v=2&in=S&srt=0&srtAsc=A&ov=Y

All I'm saying is, If you have this piece, you are one of the luckiest, most hardcore builders alive.

Possibly for sale

Complete set. Original box. Build manual.