LEGO has introduced a charming new building set inspired by Disney Pixar`s acclaimed 2008 animated film, WALL-E. This 811-piece model, available from prominent retailers, includes buildable figures of WALL-E, EVE, M-O, and even Hal, the planet`s last surviving plant, alongside a Garbage Cube. Interestingly, the debut of this new set aligns with a special, limited-time offer on the highly-regarded Criterion Collection 4K Blu-ray edition of WALL-E.
For Pixar enthusiasts who haven`t yet acquired LEGO`s 598-piece rendition of the Up House, Walmart is offering an attractive LEGO Pixar bundle. This exclusive deal combines the new WALL-E and EVE set with the Up House for $95, effectively valuing the Up House at just $25. This Disney Pixar 2-in-1 bundle is among many LEGO deals available exclusively at Walmart during its Bricktember Sale, and its availability is expected to be brief.

The unexpected reintroduction of the WALL-E LEGO set is excellent news for Pixar fans and LEGO collectors alike. The original WALL-E robot made its LEGO debut in 2015 as part of the Lego Ideas series. This 677-piece set, initially priced at $60, was retired approximately a year later. Since then, the collector`s value of the Lego Ideas WALL-E (21303) has significantly increased, with new sets now valued at nearly $350 and even pre-owned, assembled versions fetching around $200, as reported by Brick Economy, a platform monitoring online marketplace sales. This trend isn`t isolated, with numerous sales completed in recent weeks.
Therefore, instead of considering paying hundreds for the original LEGO WALL-E, enthusiasts can now acquire the new set featuring WALL-E, EVE, M-O, and more for just $70. Ironically, the market value of the retired WALL-E LEGO set has continued to climb recently. While the previous WALL-E robot model was slightly larger, the new version boasts a more realistic appearance, reflecting LEGO`s continuous advancements in engineering and design.
Let`s delve into the details of this charming new WALL-E LEGO set.
While specific dimensions for each buildable figure aren`t detailed on LEGO`s store page, it`s known that WALL-E stands over five inches tall, with EVE appearing an inch or two taller. The new WALL-E model features a weathered, rusted yellow body—a contrast to the pristine look of the original—suggesting the included M-O figure will likely attempt to clean the endearing garbage collector with its rotating brush. All three robotic figures boast movable arms and heads. WALL-E is equipped with functional wheels, allowing him to carry out his trash collection and compaction tasks. A chest hatch opens to reveal a compartment for a brick-built Garbage Cube. Additionally, WALL-E`s pet cockroach, Hal, constructed from a few bricks, can be perched on his shoulder. The set also allows fans to recreate the memorable scene where WALL-E presents EVE with the plant he discovered, including a small brick-built boot housing the tiny plant that EVE protects within her chest cavity.

This Walmart-exclusive Bricktember bundle offers a $35 saving compared to purchasing the WALL-E and EVE set and the 598-piece Up House separately. However, with the Up House currently priced at $38.49 (down from $60) at Walmart, the immediate saving on the bundle is $13.49. While the Up House has previously been available for under $30, these deals typically sell out quickly. Walmart’s bundle provides an excellent opportunity for Pixar fans to acquire the Up House for an effective price of just $25.
Key components of the bundle include:
- WALL-E and EVE (Set 43279) – $70, 811 pieces
- Up House (Set 43217) – $38.49 (
$60), 598 pieces
LEGO highlights that this 811-piece set incorporates `advanced construction techniques,` positioning it within their adult-oriented product range. These techniques likely apply to WALL-E`s intricate gear and wheel mechanisms. Furthermore, WALL-E has consistently been regarded as one of Pixar`s more mature films, celebrated for its unique stylistic choices and profound thematic depth. The 2008 animated feature, with its minimal dialogue, serves as a tribute to silent cinema, utilizing expressive characters, compelling visuals, and ingenious camera work to convey a cautionary narrative about environmental degradation, technological reliance, consumerism, isolation, and other timely subjects.
Save on WALL-E`s Criterion Collection 4K Blu-ray Edition

For those wishing to re-experience the film while assembling the new LEGO set, WALL-E is available in two distinct 4K Blu-ray editions. Significantly, WALL-E holds the unique distinction of being the sole Pixar film included in The Criterion Collection. Fans can acquire this Criterion Collection 4K Blu-ray edition for $31.46 (originally $50) at various retailers, although this is a limited-time offer with an unspecified end date. Launched in 2022, this three-disc set features nearly four hours of special content, housed in a collector-worthy case adorned with original artwork and accompanied by a booklet containing sketches, commentary, script notes, and other exclusive behind-the-scenes material. Director Andrew Stanton approved the Criterion Collection version, which boasts Dolby Vision and HDR10+ support. While the standard Disney 4K Blu-ray edition also includes three discs, it offers fewer special features and is limited to HDR10. Though still a good viewing option, the Criterion version is widely considered the ultimate physical release.
WALL-E and EVE also appear in LEGO`s BrickHeadz figure collection. This 155-piece WALL-E and EVE BrickHeadz bundle, released in 2023, is priced at $15 and is exclusively available at the LEGO Store.

More Disney Pixar Lego Sets
Adult Pixar fans might also be interested in the recently launched Luxo Jr. LEGO set. This 613-piece model allows nostalgic builders to construct the studio`s iconic mascot and the vibrant ball it bounces on, recreating the familiar production logo. Released in June as part of the LEGO Ideas series, Luxo Jr. is available for $70. Additionally, LEGO introduced a delightful Toy Story Celebration Train & RC Car set in June, geared towards younger Pixar fans.
While neither of these newer Pixar LEGO sets have seen discounts yet, Walmart is offering LEGO`s Inside Out 2 Mood Cubes at a record low price of $24.48, alongside deals on the Up House. Explore Walmart’s Bricktember Sale for additional savings on a wider range of Disney LEGO sets.
Other notable Disney Pixar LEGO sets available include:
- Luxo Jr. Lamp & Ball (613 pieces) – $70
- Toy Story Celebration Train & RC Car (206 pieces) – $40
- Up House (598 pieces) – $38.49 (
$60) - Inside Out 2 Mood Cubes (394 pieces) – $24.48 (
$35)
Walmart’s Bricktember Sale also features discounts on other Disney LEGO sets, such as the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’ Cottage, available for just $145 (originally $220). This $75 price reduction represents the deepest discount observed for the 2,229-piece display set, which includes 10 LEGO minifigures.

