LEGO Has Revealed a Charming Toothless Set from How to Train Your Dragon | Culture | LIVING LIFE FEARLESS
LEGO

LEGO Has Revealed a Charming Toothless Set from How to Train Your Dragon

The LEGO Group has introduced the new LEGO Icons How to Train Your Dragon: Toothless building set (model 10375), inspired by the upcoming Universal live-action adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon. This release offers fans a unique opportunity to recreate the iconic Night Fury dragon brick by brick.

Detailed Build & Features

  • Piece Count & Scale: Contains 784 pieces, standing approximately 16 cm (6.5″) tall.
  • Articulated Design: Includes movable wings, head, jaw, and tail; features repaired tail fin, saddle, and articulated joints for expressive posing.
  • Accessory Extras: Comes with a fish and a plasma-blast element to recreate Toothless’s signature flare attack.
  • Cutesy Style: Designed in a playful chibi-inspired aesthetic, capturing the character’s charm rather than hyper-realism.

Availability & Pricing

  • Pre-orders began on June 2, 2025, with global availability from July 1, 2025.
  • Price: US $69.99 positioning it as an accessible adult-friendly set.

This set marks LEGO’s inaugural fully licensed dragon set, signaling a diversification into beloved fantasy and animation franchises.

Released ahead of the How to Train Your Dragon live-action remake debuting worldwide on June 13, 2025, it taps into renewed fan enthusiasm.

Though primarily aimed at adult builders, its adorable, display-quality build appeals to collectors and families alike.

The LEGO Icons Toothless set captures the heart of one of animation’s most beloved dragons in a charming, collector-friendly form. With its thoughtful design, articulation features, and well-timed release alongside the live-action film, it makes for a delightful addition to both dragon lovers and adult LEGO fans. Sliding in at just $70, Toothless is ready for takeoff into displays and imaginations this summer.

Damaged City Festival 2019 | Photos | LIVING LIFE FEARLESS

CULTURE (counter, pop, and otherwise) and the people who shape it.

Damaged City Festival 2019 | Photos | LIVING LIFE FEARLESS
0
Let us know what you think 🤔x