New Licensed LEGO Set for March 2026 Leaks

A new licensed LEGO set based on Project Hail Mary is currently in the works, according to a credible leaker. The same source also shared multiple other details about the purported kit, which is expected to feature the first-ever LEGO minifigure of Ryan Gosling.

Scheduled for a March 2026 release, Project Hail Mary is a Ryan Gosling-starring film adaptation of an eponymous 2021 book written by The Martian author, Andy Weir. It is a hard science fiction story about a former molecular biologist, Dr. Ryland Grace, who is enlisted to help save humanity after scientists discover that the Sun is dimming at an accelerated rate, one that would trigger a planet-wide ice age within 30 years. Similar dimming is observed in nearby stars, with one key exception. Grace is sent on a one-way mission that begins with him in a chemically induced coma and is intended to end with investigating the anomalous star and transmitting any potentially world-saving findings back to Earth via unmanned probes.

Project Hail Mary LEGO Set With Ryan Gosling Minifig Reportedly Coming Early 2026

The 2026 sci-fi flick is planned to inspire a LEGO set, according to ac_bricks_03. Taking to Instagram in late December 2025, the reliable LEGO leaker described the upcoming kit as part of the LEGO Icons theme, which is largely focused on complex, adult-oriented builds designed primarily for display rather than play. According to the same source, the set will include two minifigures: Ryan Gosling’s character, Ryland Grace, and Rocky, portrayed by James Ortiz. The latter character’s appearance in the first Project Hail Mary trailer sparked debate among fans over whether the promo revealed too much of the film’s plot back in June 2025.

All Leaked Project Hail Mary LEGO Set Details

Theme: LEGO Icons

Name: Project Hail Mary

Set number: 11389

Pieces: 826

Minifigures: 2

Ryland Grace (Ryan Gosling)

Rocky (James Ortiz)

Price: $90–$100

Release window: March 2026

The movie premieres on March 20, so possibly around then

Age rating: Unknown

Most LEGO Icons sets are 18+

The Project Hail Mary-inspired LEGO kit will reportedly carry set number 11389. It’s said to include 826 pieces and retail for between $90 and $100. Its rumored price range sits near the middle of the typical MSRP spectrum for LEGO Icons products of similar size. For comparison, the 878-piece 10281 Bonsai Tree retails for $49.99, while the slightly larger 10361 Holiday Express Train is priced at $129.99 despite having just 956 pieces. Licensed LEGO Icons sets often carry a small premium, as seen with 10338 Bumblebee (950 pieces, $89.99) and the F1 kits featuring McLaren MP4/4 with Ayrton Senna ($79.99, 693 pieces) and Williams Racing FW14B with Nigel Mansell ($79.99, 799 pieces). In this context, a $90–$100 price point appears consistent for a set based on a major film release.

Judging the Reliability of the LEGO Project Hail Mary Set Leaker

Although ac_bricks_03 is not the most prolific LEGO leaker on the internet, their track record is highly consistent. In recent years, they have shared accurate details about a variety of sets ahead of official announcements, with their scoops spanning both regular products and those intended as gifts with other purchases. Their confirmed LEGO leaks include 40580 Blacktron Cruiser, 40583 Houses of the World, 40575 Year of the Rabbit, 40581 Bionicle, 42126 Ford F-150 Raptor, and 40452 Hogwarts Gryffindor Dorms, among others.

At Least one More Ryan Gosling LEGO Minifig May Be Coming in the Near Future

While the Project Hail Mary set is now rumored to mark Ryan Gosling’s LEGO debut, the Ryland Grace minifigure may not stay unaccompanied in this group for long. In April 2025, Gosling was announced as the lead in Star Wars: Starfighter, another one of Disney’s space opera films set in Lucasfilm’s ever-expanding universe. Directed by Shawn Levy, the movie is scheduled for theatrical release on May 28, 2027. New Star Wars movies and TV shows are typically accompanied by officially licensed LEGO sets, with exceptions such as Star Wars: Visions and The Acolyte being few and far between. Given Gosling’s Hollywood A-lister status, it is unlikely a Star Wars blockbuster with him in the lead role would skip a LEGO crossover or three.