After years of building up a fun collection for a LEGO Winter Village and putting on an elaborate setup that takes over the dining room in our house, I decided this was a good time to do a little Halloween LEGO display. Of course, this is far smaller in scale than what I have the ability to do in the Christmas season. But I suppose we all have to start somewhere, right?!
I really only have a couple of sets that I can work with for the spooky season, with a haunted mansion as the main piece and the obvious centerpiece. But with so many skeleton minifigures accumulated, it was time to do something.
Here is a quick look at my LEGO Halloween Village for this year. And if you have not checked out my Halloween playlist on Spotify, be sure to check that out too.
An overview of my LEGO Halloween setup.This is actually an older version of Hagrid’s Hut. I just added some spiders and foliage.An idea I hope to expand on in the future is the pumpkin patch. I never took the time to really build up the entrance to it.Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde make an appearance in the village, with a crafty potion in hand.Linus is sitting in the pumpkin patch next to The Great Pumpkin.I’ll expand on this concept in the future, but this is supposed to be the famous World War I Ace hanging out in the pumpkin patch in some bundles of hay.A tribute to the World Series hopes and dreams of the 2025 Philadelphia Phillies.Beaker has the perfect expression to be spooked in the village.Just a couple of spooks on the sidewalk.The haunted mansion is the centerpiece of the small village with vampires, bats, and Death Eaters on the hunt.Some friendly skeletons are making their way through the village.This guy is just resting… in peace.A nod to Disney’s Haunted Mansion with a foolish mortal and his dog observing some happy haunts.A nod to The Legend of Zelda with a not-so-hidden golden Skulltula hanging by a tree.This skeleton is having so much fun that he lost his head!
