New Lego Fortnite sets feature Klombo and Mecha Team Leader GameCentral Published April 24, 2025 6:43pm Updated April 24, 2025 6:43pm Lego Fortnite is getting nostalgic for Chapter 1 (Lego) The most expensive Lego Fortnite set yet has been revealed but it and three others all come with QR codes to unlock in-game skins. Video games are suddenly big business again when it comes to Hollywood but they’re also increasingly more mainstream in other areas, including the world’s most popular toy brand: Lego. A new Pokémon line was recently announced for next year, to go alongside Super Mario, Zelda, and Animal Crossing sets, but Nintendo is not the only publisher that Lego has teamed up with. Everyone from Sony to Sega to Atari has had sets made of their various games but it’s only recently that Fortnite has been added to the list. That’s surprising given there’s a whole Lego-themed game mode now, but with these four new sets they’re making up for lost time. The previous four sets were an impressively varied and imaginative bunch, with a pleasingly cheap (for Lego) Battle Bus set with a ton of minifigures. That was the obvious thing to do but there’s also a giant statue of Peely Bone, a Supply Llama, and a wallet friendly Durrr Burger model. The cheapest of the new sets (Lego) Peely & Sparkplug’s Camp – £17.99 The new wave is equally varied and starts with two relatively straightforward playsets. This is the cheapest and is based on the Lego Odyssey survival mode from the game. You get minifigures of Peely and Sparkplug, plus a skeleton, a supply llama, and a brick-built wolf. There’s also a campfire and a workbench, plus the ability to scan the QR code on the building instructions to get a Sparkplug outfit you can use in the game. You probably wouldn’t want to eat here (Lego) Durrr Burger Restaurant – £54.99 This playset is a bit bigger and includes a detailed interior, with a drinks machine and a cash register, plus a seating area and a sign featuring the drive-thru menu. There’s four minifigures this time, with Beach Bomber, Beef Boss, Grimey, and a skeleton. The QR code unlocks a Beef Boss outfit in the game. The whole thing is 27cm tall, including the Durrr Burger mascot on the roof, so it’s bigger than it looks. That’s a really cool bit of Lego design (Lego) Klombo – £89.99 Fortnite or not, this six-legged monster is a cool bit of a Lego design. He’s got moveable limbs, an opening mouth, and rotating tail, plus you can feed him Klomberries from a buildable Komberry bush. More Trending You also get two minifigures, of Island Adventure Peely and Oro, who can sit on Klombo’s back if you want them to (or feed them into his mouth, if you’d prefer). The QR code is for an Island Adventure Peely costume in the game. Mecha Team Leader – £209.99 The biggest and most expensive Fortnite set is also just a really neat bit of Lego. It’s a 45cm tall model of the giant robot that saved Battle Royale Chapter 1 Island in the game, which looks like a Care Bears version of Voltron. As the price implies, this one is aimed more at adults than kids, as it’s got an 18+ age rating for the difficulty of building it. It’s made up of 2,503 Lego pieces and is fully poseable, including with the sword accessory. You’ve also got a separate minifigure that can act as the driver in the chest cockpit. This set has multiple QR codes to make use of, for Mecha Team Leader and Mecha Team Shadow outfits. The Peely & Sparkplug’s Camp, Durrr Burger Restaurant, and Klombo sets will be available from June 1. The Mecha Team Leader set won’t be out until August 1, but you can pre-order it now from the Lego website. Kids will love this too, they just can’t afford it (Lego) Email gamecentral@metro.co.uk, leave a comment below, follow us on Twitter, and sign-up to our newsletter. To submit Inbox letters and Reader’s Features more easily, without the need to send an email, just use our Submit Stuff page here. For more stories like this, check our Gaming page. GameCentral Sign up for exclusive analysis, latest releases, and bonus community content. This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Your information will be used in line with our Privacy Policy