Timmy & Tommy’s Fun Day Out LEGO Set Announced

Nintendo and LEGO have announced a new licensed Animal Crossing building set, Timmy & Tommy’s Fun Day Out (set 77059). The 513-piece model is scheduled to release on August 1, 2026, and is aimed at collectors and younger fans alike, with an age recommendation of 10 and up. The collaboration ties into the long-running Animal Crossing franchise developed by Nintendo EPD and acknowledged across Nintendo platforms including the Nintendo Switch. The Timmy & Tommy’s Fun Day Out set recreates series staples with two posable, brick-built figures of Timmy and Tommy and a modular bridge-and-creek display. Key interactive features listed by LEGO include a rotating disc that simulates swimming fish and a section of cracked earth that opens to reveal a hidden fossil. Accessories carried over from the video game series include a balloon present containing a DIY recipe card, a butterfly mounted on a transparent posing stick, fish bait, a fishing rod, and a flag. LEGO frames the product as both a decorative display and a hands-on build. In journalistic terms, LEGO positions the set as an authentic gaming décor item designed for display in kids’ rooms or on collectors’ shelves, and highlights the LEGO Builder app as a digital aid that allows builders to zoom, rotate, and track progress with 3D instructions. The set measures just over 7.5 inches (20 cm) high, 9 inches (24 cm) wide, and 5.5 inches (14 cm) deep when built. LEGO describes the model as expandable within the wider Animal Crossing product line, noting that additional sets are sold separately and can be combined to recreate more scenes from the franchise. For Nintendo fans who follow product announcements via Nintendo Direct or storefront updates like the Nintendo eShop, this release marks another physical merchandising tie-in for the Animal Crossing brand. The set’s SKU, piece count, dimensions, age guidance, and release date are provided by LEGO’s product information. Timmy & Tommy’s Fun Day Out arrives August 1, 2026 — collectors and fans can expect official retail availability from LEGO and authorized sellers on that date. Let us know your thoughts on the set in the comments.