I'll be the first to admit it—I totally slept on the Fortnite LEGO sets when they dropped way back in 2024. Life got in the way, and before I knew it, they'd slipped off my radar. But last week, while doom-scrolling through my favorite brick builder community, I saw them again and it hit me like a boogie bomb: I needed these sets in my life. I'm a grown adult who still can't resist a good loot drop, so why not bring that energy to my coffee table?

So, I bit the bullet and ordered all four. Yes, all four. My inner child was doing the Orange Justice dance while my wallet was crying in the corner. But hey, it's 2026 and we're all about self-care, right? Treating yourself to a 1,414-piece banana with a skeleton problem is basically mindfulness now.

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The delivery arrived on a rainy Tuesday, and I tore into the packages like I'd just found a legendary chest. Let me break down the loot, because each set is a whole vibe. First up, the Durrr Burger—the cheapest of the bunch at just $14.99. With only 193 pieces, it's the perfect appetizer. I built it in under 20 minutes, but don't let the piece count fool you; the burger's giant tongue and googly eyes had me cackling. It’s the kind of quick win that makes you feel like a master builder right off the bat.

Then I moved on to the Supply Llama. At $39.99 and 691 pieces, this was more my speed. You know that feeling when you crack open a llama in-game and get a stack of wood and some bandages? This gives you the exact opposite. Inside, you stuff tiny brick versions of Slurp Juice, a Boogie Bomb, and other Fortnite goodies. It’s a literal piñata for loopers, and I was geeking out the whole time. The llama’s goofy grin is spot on, and it looks like it just ate a victory royale.

Now, let's spill the tea on the Peely Bone set. This thing is unhinged in the best way possible. It’s not just a banana—it’s a banana that’s been half peeled to reveal a grinning skeleton underneath. Absolutely bananas, if you ask me. With 1,414 pieces, it's the biggest build of the bunch, and it cost just as much as the Battle Bus: $99.99. But here’s the kicker—Peely is wielding a gun and holding a banana pickaxe over their head, entirely unfazed by the fact that half their skin is missing. I've never related to a sentient fruit more. The build took me all afternoon, and I won’t lie, attaching the peeled-back skin was oddly satisfying. If you’re looking for a centerpiece that makes guests ask, “What in the world is that?”—Peely Bone is your winner.

Finally, the crown jewel: the LEGO Fortnite Battle Bus. This set clocks in at almost 1,000 pieces and comes with nine Minifigures. That’s right, nine. Meowscles, Cuddle Team Leader, and a fully-intact Peely (the non-skeletonized one) are all along for the ride. The bus itself is a chunky brick beast with a bright blue balloon that makes you want to blast “Electro Swing” at max volume. It’s priced at $99.99—same as Peely Bone—but the minifig army is what really seals the deal. I actually gasped when I saw Meowscles’ tiny muscles. The detail is chef’s kiss.

Between us, the prices still feel spot-on even two years later. For $14.99 to $99.99, you’re getting a solid range of experiences, and the recommended ages cover everyone from wee nippers to old-timers like me who just want to put something silly on a shelf. What caught me by surprise is how well these sets capture Fortnite’s DNA. It’s not just bricks—it’s the whole chaotic, colorful, don’t-take-yourself-too-seriously vibe of the island.

In 2026, these sets are still fresh as the day they dropped. I’ve seen them pop up in more than a few TikTok builder challenges, and they’re holding value like a rare back bling. If you missed them back in the day, do yourself a solid and snag them now. The only thing more satisfying than a Zero Build win is clicking that final piece into place and admiring your very own Supply Llama. Just be prepared for your group chat to blow up with “Is Peely okay?” because, honestly, I’m still not sure.

Pro tip: Mix all the spare accessory pieces into a random mini llama and hide it in your kid’s room. It’s the ultimate Easter egg.