In this video I’m unboxing and reviewing the latest LEGO delivery van set (released January 1st, 2026) and putting it through the usual DailyWeeklyBuilds test: build experience, value, prints vs stickers, minifigures, and—most importantly—how well it’ll slot into a LEGO City layout. Here in the UK it’s £25, which I do think is a touch steep for the piece count, so I’m being honest: if you’re not desperate, I’d wait for the inevitable Argos/Amazon discount and aim closer to £20. Build-wise though, I’m genuinely impressed. You get three paper bags, a single instruction booklet (108 steps), two minifigures with a really nice quilted jacket torso print (and a cool inclusion detail on the female minifigure), and best of all: no stickers—everything’s printed, including the hub caps and the LEGO logo tiles. The van itself is a solid, modern design with loads of opening access, a decent cab, and a cargo bay packed with printed “mini set” tiles on a pallet. I’ve got a couple of custom LEGO delivery trucks already in my city, so I finish by sliding this one into the lineup—trio complete—and it’s given me loads of ideas for future custom vans.