Coming in at 160 pieces, the Steve & Creeper (41612) is a neat little set from the BrickHeadz lineup. It debuted in 2018 at $19.99.
Price-per-piece sits at $0.125. Not the cheapest, but you're paying for the design and theme licensing.
For the price point, the Steve & Creeper delivers a clean BrickHeadz build that's easy to recommend.
Key Features
160 pieces — Compact and purpose-built — great for a quick session
$0.125 per piece — Standard value for the BrickHeadz range
Minecraft collection — Sought-after corner of the BrickHeadz lineup
From 2018 — Modern LEGO design and packaging quality
Theme Background
As a 2018 addition to BrickHeadz, part of the Minecraft subcollection, the Steve & Creeper slots into the more affordable side of BrickHeadz. Brickheadz is part of LEGO's broader product lineup, and at $19.99 this set is priced accordingly. The $0.125 per piece is in line with BrickHeadz averages.
Collectors following BrickHeadz specifically should note the Minecraft subtheme — it's a category that tends to draw attention and hold value, especially as sets in this tier age out of production.
Why This Set Is Special
500% above retail. Now trading at $120.02, up 500% from $19.99 RRP — a 28% annualized return over 7.2 years since retirement.
Frequently Asked Questions
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