LEGO’s Godzilla model has articulated fingers and a swappable Heat Ray

A person adjusts the blue dorsal fins on a large gray LEGO Godzilla model.

The 5,363-piece Monsterverse build combines an adjustable body with two arrangements for its open mouth.

The silhouette of LEGO Ideas Godzilla changes with its pose. Set 21375 has a movable head, limbs, and tail, with smaller adjustments at the shoulders, elbows, wrists, and fingers. Blue dorsal fins run along the gray body, while layered elements form the creature’s skin. LEGO’s model specifications and design credits.

A person adjusts the blue dorsal fins on a large gray LEGO Godzilla model.
The LEGO Ideas Godzilla model has layered gray bodywork and blue dorsal fins. Press image supplied by the LEGO Group. GODZILLA TM & © Toho Co., Ltd. Image source.

The mouth has two configurations. One includes a tongue; the other replaces it with the Heat Ray, allowing the model to depict Godzilla directing the beam upward. LEGO’s stated height of 70 centimeters applies to the figure posed with that attachment.

A LEGO Godzilla model stands on a table with its head tilted upward and a blue-and-white beam extending from its mouth.
Godzilla posed with the interchangeable Heat Ray. Press image supplied by the LEGO Group. GODZILLA TM & © Toho Co., Ltd. Image source.

The design represents Legendary’s Monsterverse version of Godzilla. Its origin is a submission by Matthew Esposito, known on LEGO Ideas as MattE720. The proposal reached 10,000 supporters before passing the platform’s review process and becoming an official set.

LEGO lists 5,363 pieces and an 18-plus age designation. The planned November 27, 2026 release carries a US price of $449.99. Those specifications describe the construction set; the articulated joints and interchangeable mouth elements define what can be changed after assembly. LEGO’s model specifications and design credits.