Massive Lego leak points to 2027 Pokémon sets, Harry Potter Collectors' Edition, and huge 8,060-piece build
A batch of claimed Lego product details for 2027 showed up on @unibricks Instagram on 8 October. The post covers three themes at once. Lego has not announced any of the sets, and the usual caution applies to this one as well.
Pokémon
The Pokémon entries are all 18+ display sets slated for March 2027: 72183 Poké Ball at 406 pieces and $39.99, 72184 Charmander at 741 pieces and $69.99, and 72185 Snorlax at 1,156 pieces and $129.99.
These would be completely new products. Lego's existing 72154 Iconic Trainer Moments Poké Ball (released on 1 October 2026) has over 2,300 pieces at around $299.99, so the leaked 72183 would be a far smaller and cheaper alternative. The $69.99 Charmander would match 72150 Munchlax exactly on price, a 757-piece set at the same $69.99 price tag.
Harry Potter
Coming to the Harry Potter side, 76492 Chamber of Secrets – Collectors' Edition is listed at 1,442 pieces and $179.99 for February 2027. The leak describes builds of the Basilisk, the Sword of Gryffindor coming out from the Sorting Hat, Polyjuice Potion, a Basilisk fang, Tom Riddle's diary, a Chocolate Frog card and the Chamber door, plus a moulded Fawkes with open wings and minifigures of Harry, Ron and Hermione.
Intended or not, this looks to be a direct follow-up to 76466 Sorcerer's Stone – Collectors' Edition, which launched on 1 January 2026 with 1,571 pieces at $169.99 and was based on a brick-built Hedwig with closed wings. The leaked set would a have fewer pieces for $10 more.
Lego Icons
The Icons list is the least detailed but has the biggest numbers (sort of). Alongside 11396, an 834-piece F1 car with no price attached, the post lists 11410 (580 pieces, March), 11414 (527, April), 11402 (750), 11415 (753), 11416 (743), 11417 (762) and 11399 (8,060) for June, and 11393 (3,015) for September. All are 18+.
At 8,060 pieces, 11399 would be one of the largest Lego sets ever released. Commenters are saying that 11393 could be a Flying Dutchman model, though nothing in the leak indicates subject matter for any Icons entry.
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