LEGO and Netflix Team Up for 37,000-Piece Kpop Demon Hunters Build
LEGO designer Björn Ramant has revealed a giant Derpy Tiger build based on the animated Netflix hit Kpop Demon Hunters . Ramant shared the full build, which was commissioned by Netflix and LEGO, on his personal LinkedIn and Instagram . A 90-second timelapse shows the entire building process, from tail to ears, with Ramant reportedly using almost 37,000 total plastic bricks in the final product.…
LEGO designer Björn Ramant has unveiled an impressive Derpy Tiger build inspired by the Netflix animated series Kpop Demon Hunters. Ramant shared the comprehensive build on his personal LinkedIn and Instagram accounts, which was commissioned by both Netflix and LEGO. This massive creation utilized nearly 37,000 plastic bricks, as seen in a 90-second timelapse that showcases the construction process from tail to ears.
The towering LEGO Derpy Tiger can now be found at the LEGO World 2026 event held at the Jaarbeurs convention center in Utrecht, Netherlands. The build reportedly took about two and a half months to complete. Ramant discussed that he used four steel rods to support the build and layered the blue and black fur of the tiger demon, finishing with its haunting yellow eyes.
While the full dimensions of the build remain undisclosed, it appears almost as tall as the designer himself. The official LEGO Kpop Demon Hunters set is also available for purchase, although the individual Derpy Tiger set is a scaled-down version, consisting of just 825 pieces.
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