Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
In this video, I break down the LEGO Lord of the Rings sets we NEED to see next year, from highly requested locations to iconic characters that LEGO still hasn’t given us in modern form. With Minas Tirith and Rivendell proving there’s huge demand for adult-focused Middle-earth builds, the future of LEGO Lord of the Rings has never looked more exciting.
We’ll discuss potential LEGO sets based on legendary locations like Helm’s Deep, Edoras, Osgiliath, and Minas Morgul, as well as possible playsets, dioramas, and large display models that would perfectly expand the current LEGO Icons lineup. I also talk about which minifigures are still missing, including fan-favourite characters and army builders that could make future sets even better.
Whether you’re a long-time LEGO Lord of the Rings collector or new to Middle-earth builds, this video explores realistic possibilities, fan demand, and what LEGO could realistically release over the next year. Let me know in the comments which LEGO Lord of the Rings set you want to see next!
In this video, I break down the LEGO Lord of the Rings sets we NEED to see next year, from highly requested locations to iconic characters that LEGO still hasn’t given us in modern form. With Minas Tirith and Rivendell proving there’s huge demand for adult-focused Middle-earth builds, the future of LEGO Lord of the Rings has never looked more exciting.
We’ll discuss potential LEGO sets based on legendary locations like Helm’s Deep, Edoras, Osgiliath, and Minas Morgul, as well as possible playsets, dioramas, and large display models that would perfectly expand the current LEGO Icons lineup. I also talk about which minifigures are still missing, including fan-favourite characters and army builders that could make future sets even better.
Whether you’re a long-time LEGO Lord of the Rings collector or new to Middle-earth builds, this video explores realistic possibilities, fan demand, and what LEGO could realistically release over the next year. Let me know in the comments which LEGO Lord of the Rings set you want to see next!
