Unboxing My EU Exclusive Polybags from Brickheads Toy Company
I finally took the plunge and signed up for my very first subscription box—and wow, I couldn’t be happier with my choice. Meet the Star Wars Build Box from Brickheads Toy Company. If you’re a LEGO fan (or just love subscription boxes with rare items), you’re going to want to hear about this one.
What’s Inside the Subscription?
The subscription runs at $29.99 USD per month, which gets you a curated bundle of three exclusive LEGO polybags. Each month brings a brand-new set of builds, so there’s always something fresh to look forward to.
The coolest part? These aren’t just any polybags. They’re European exclusives - the kind you’d normally only find in LEGO magazines distributed across Europe. Importing these on your own can be costly (and complicated thanks to tariffs), but with this subscription, they show up right at your doorstep. Affordable, hassle-free, and collectible.
First Impressions: Packaging & Presentation
I was impressed right from the unboxing. The packaging kept everything perfectly neat and wrinkle-free - a huge plus for collectors. Inside, each polybag felt like a mini treasure, and instead of bulky instruction manuals, there’s a sleek QR code you can scan to access build instructions digitally.
It’s clean, modern, and honestly kind of fun.
What's Inside:
- Lego Star Wars Sabine Wren Polybag
- Lego Star Wars Jedi Starfighter Polybag
- Lego Star Wars V-Wing Starfighter Polybag
Not Just for Star Wars Fans
Now, I went with the Star Wars box, but Brickheads doesn’t stop there. You can also pick themed bundles from:
- LEGO City
- Marvel
- DC
- Lord of the Rings
- And even mixed collections if you like variety.
So whether you’re a minifigure hunter, a build enthusiast, or just someone who likes surprises in the mail, there’s a box for you.
Final Thoughts
As a collector, I’m thrilled to be getting unique polybags every month without the hassle of hunting them down overseas. The price point is surprisingly fair for imported exclusives, the packaging is top-notch, and the variety means there’s something for everyone, whether you’re in it for the builds, the minifigs, or both.
So, what do you think? Would you try a LEGO subscription box like this? Do you collect for the builds, the minifigures, or a mix of both? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments.
Until next month’s box—happy building!
