Pantasy Christmas sets 2026 have arrived, with three new festive builds appearing together on the official store. The range includes Christmas Magic Clock 85075, Christmas Train 85076 and Christmas Tree 86004.
This is a nicely varied little collection. The Clock is the most substantial traditional build, the Train is the affordable entry point, and the illuminated Tree is the one designed to become part of the room’s Christmas decorations rather than simply sitting on a shelf.
Pantasy Christmas Magic Clock 85075
The Christmas Magic Clock 85075 is the largest of the three by piece count. It uses 1,269 pieces, stands 28.5cm tall and is listed for $88.99.
The clock face is built into the front of a snow-covered cottage, wrapped in a large Christmas wreath and topped by Santa. A small gift shop fills the ground floor, with a striped awning, presents, a snowman and a Christmas tree around the entrance. Pantasy has included four warm lights across the model, which should help the shop interior and clock display remain visible in the evening.
There is also a dual-sided flip feature that changes the central display between two festive looks. Pantasy estimates a build time of six to eight hours, so this is much more than a quick seasonal desk ornament.
Pantasy Christmas Train 85076
The Christmas Train 85076 is the smallest and cheapest new arrival at 588 pieces and $45.99. It measures 25 x 19.7 x 11cm, giving it a useful footprint for a mantelpiece or the base of a larger Christmas display.
It is not a restrained design. The locomotive is covered with a wreath, snowflakes, gold wheels, bells and a large red bow. Santa sits in the cab, while the rear display contains a Christmas tree, snowman, gingerbread figure and presents beneath a clear curved frame. The wheels turn so the finished model can be pushed along, although Pantasy does not list a motor or track.
Pantasy Christmas Tree 86004
The Christmas Tree 86004 uses 1,056 pieces, costs $77.99 and stands 39cm tall. At 22cm wide and 22cm deep, this is the set most clearly intended to work as a standalone Christmas decoration.
The tree is packed with ornaments and small scenes, including a gingerbread house, bells, candy canes, a snowman, gingerbread figures and a vintage-style train around the base. A crystal ball at the top contains a small carousel-style scene, which gives the tree a more unusual focal point than another simple star.
Integrated lighting offers three modes: steady warm lighting, steady coloured lighting and flashing coloured lighting. That flexibility makes sense for a set like this, particularly if you want it glowing in the background without the more energetic flashing effect.
Pricing and Availability
All three sets are now listed through Pantasy’s European and global store options. The Christmas Clock and Christmas Train are also available through the US option. At the time of writing, the US variant of Christmas Tree 86004 is marked unavailable, although stock status may change.
- Christmas Magic Clock 85075: 1,269 pieces, $88.99
- Christmas Train 85076: 588 pieces, $45.99
- Christmas Tree 86004: 1,056 pieces, $77.99
The Train is probably the easiest impulse purchase, but the Clock stands out to me as the most complete brick set. It has a proper building, a detailed street-level scene, lighting and a display feature rather than relying on Christmas decoration alone. The Tree is more specialised, although it should make the strongest seasonal display once its lights are switched on.
If you want a larger Pantasy display with a train built into the scene, the Pantasy Gift Store 85043 is also worth seeing. For another substantial seasonal building, I recently covered the Lumibricks Christmas Pub 15014.
Where to Buy
Pantasy sell all three sets through their official website. If you buy directly, you can use code THERIGHTBRICK for 15% off.
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Christmas Magic Clock 85075
Christmas Train 85076
Christmas Tree 86004
