April 2025 was a month of creativity and nostalgia for LEGO fans, with designs and fan creations that pushed the boundaries of what bricks can do. From pop culture icons to contemporary art, and legendary movie scenes to the ever-expanding universes of sci-fi and gaming, LEGO offered something to spark joy and awe in builders of all ages.
This month, we saw the brick become a window into office satire, urban art, epic adventures, and galaxies far, far away. We have curated a collection of our top five LEGO designs from April 2025, each selected for their inventiveness, craftsmanship, and sheer fun factor. You can build for nostalgia, artistry, challenge, or pure fun – these designs prove that the possibilities with LEGO are as limitless as your imagination.
1. LEGO Severance MDR Office Set
The Severance Macrodata Refinement Office LEGO set is based on the distinctive workplace from the television series “Severance.” This build features a detailed recreation of the Macrodata Refinement (MDR) office, including rows of identical cubicles, a break room designed for employee gatherings, a functional bathroom, and a supply closet. The color scheme is accurate to the show, with sterile green carpets and white walls. The open floor plan is designed to evoke the expansive yet claustrophobic feeling of the series.
The set comes with minifigures representing the main characters: Mark S., Helly R., Irving B., Dylan G., Milchick, and Ms. Cobel. Each minifigure captures specific elements of the characters’ personalities and visual appearance. The inclusion of Kier’s portrait and other atmospheric details enhances the authenticity. The set provides fans with a unique way to relive moments from the show.
2. LEGO Art Set 31216
LEGO’s Keith Haring Dancing Figures Art Set, number 31216, brings the energy and vibrancy of Keith Haring’s famous artwork into brick form. The set contains 1,773 LEGO pieces and allows builders to recreate three distinct versions of Haring’s signature dancing figures. The design cleverly uses a variety of brick types and layering techniques to give the figures a sense of movement, standing out from the background with depth and dimension.
The bold black outlines and bright colors are faithful to Haring’s iconic style. As part of LEGO’s Art series, the set is intended for display, offering collectors and art enthusiasts an engaging building experience and a striking finished piece. Builders can personalize their arrangement by choosing different variations, making the set versatile for different tastes.
3. LEGO Star Wars Day Ultimate Collector Series
For Star Wars Day on 4th May 2025, LEGO has released the Ultimate Collector Series Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship, among several new sets. The starship set includes 2,970 pieces and is the first dedicated, highly detailed model of Jango Fett’s ship in over twenty years. Features include a movable entrance, a detailed cockpit, an opening landing ramp, and a bomb hatch.
The set comes with minifigures of Jango Fett and young Boba Fett and can be displayed on a stand or in flight, or in landing mode. Additional sets released include BrickHeadz figures, an Andor season 2 set, and a series for the 20th anniversary of Revenge of the Sith. The Firespray-Class Starship set was accompanied by exclusive bonuses for direct buyers, such as a commemorative keychain, three Clone cadet minifigures, a patrol vehicle, and weapon racks.
4. LEGO Pokémon Universe
Brickmill’s LEGO Pokémon Universe is an extensive, fan-created collection that brings the world of Pokémon to life using LEGO bricks. Nearly every major Pokémon, including starters like Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle, is represented, alongside larger and legendary creatures such as Snorlax, Lapras, and Mewtwo. These models are built to scale, so smaller Pokémon appear smaller next to their larger counterparts.
Each figure is carefully crafted, with signature details like Bulbasaur’s bulb, Charmander’s flame-tipped tail, and Blastoise’s water cannons. The collection also includes evolved forms, such as Venusaur’s large flower and Charizard’s wings. Fans can build these models themselves, as Brickmill provides instructions for many of the Pokémon.
5. LEGO Mission: Impossible Vault Descent Set
The Mission: Impossible Vault Descent LEGO set is a fan submission that recreates the well-known CIA vault scene from the original 1996 “Mission: Impossible” film. The build features a white, high-security vault, a ventilation shaft, and computer terminals, all designed to closely match the look of the movie. The floor is rendered to showcase its ultra-sensitive nature, which is a key element in the film sequence.
The centerpiece of the set is a minifigure of Ethan Hunt, suspended by a harness and cable, capturing the precise moment he is lowered into the vault. The set’s details are designed to evoke the tension and complexity of the cinematic scene. The diorama is compact, making it suitable for display, and is appreciated by fans for its accuracy and tribute to one of the most memorable moments in action film history.
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