40812: Snowman Ornaments Set Review

For many years, LEGO Christmas ornaments have featured minibuilds enclosed in baubles. More recently, these builds have gotten a little bigger, slightly more complex and broken free of the transparent shells to offer fully brick-built decorations. The latest are the Snowman Ornaments, and here’s a quick look at another of the 2025 Christmas LEGO sets.

40812: Snowman Ornaments Set Review

Product Details

Set Name: Snowman Ornaments | Set Number: 40812 | Pieces: 168 | Theme: Seasonal

Number of Bags: Bags x 4 | Instructions: Paper booklet + Builder App Stickers: N/A | Characters: N/A

RRP: £10.99/12.99€/$12.99/19.99AUD/16.99CAD

Availability: LEGO Stores & LEGO Online from October 1st

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The set includes two buildable Snowman characters. Their cartoonish appearance matches the style of previous decorations. So they can be combined with those, without looking out of place. Due to their flat nature, the ornaments’ build is more layered, making it slightly different to usual builds. Thankfully, both Snowmen are dressed to impress, making them a little more interesting than snowmen usually are. So one is sporting a jumper and a top hat, whilst the other is wearing a woolly hat and glasses. Both have the traditional ‘carrot’ nose.

40812: Snowman Ornaments Set Review

40812: Snowman Ornaments Set Review

40812 Snowman Ornaments Set Review

To allow them to be hung, both ornaments have one of the ring elements introduced in the DOTS sets. These are quite sturdy. Being made from LEGO elements, each ornament is quite weighty, so you’ll need a substantial tree to hang them on. The LEGO Snowman Ornaments will be available from October 1st

40812: Snowman Ornaments Set Review

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