Review: LEGO BrickHeadz Gremlins Gizmo and Stripe Figures

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Don’t feed your Brickheadz after midnight!

September of 2026 is rolling round and with it comes a new wave of LEGO Brickheadz! LEGO Brickheadz have been a staple in LEGO’s catalogue for a while, with this model being no. 326 and 327. But with each new iteration comes adaptation to different mediums, colours and designs. So how does this one hold up? Read on!

Gizmo

Gizmo doesn’t shake up too much of the mould when building LEGO Brickheadz, opting to use the larger build style rather than the Yoda-sized one. This allows for more details on the head and ears, more particularly, the split of colour down the face. On a smaller 3×3 Brickheadz scale, this wouldn’t work well. That being said, there isn’t much other detail beyond this point.

The ear details on the model are nice, as is the coffee-cup-like popcorn bucket. But alas, nothing more beyond this.

Stripe

Stripe is the variant to the standard building style – taller legs, longer arms and body, and taller head due to the iconic mohawk. With his red eyes clear as day and a skateboard accessory by his side, he stands tall next to Gizmo as a problem.

His ear design is really nicely done, and his eyebrow prints and arms are nice too. Beyond this, there isn’t much more to what would be an otherwise thin and gruel body.

Verdict

These two models are very much what-you-see is what-you-get. There isn’t much details needing to be extrapolated on, but there certainly are going to feel odd next to other LEGO Brickheadz on a shelf. Stripe may be one of the tallest ones yet.

I am not the target audience for such a set, but definitely can recommend it to those who are after it.