Attack of the Collector & Eternia Fright Flight Mattel Brick Shop Preorder
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We’ve been keeping an eye on this one and it looks like the puzzle pieces are finally coming together. Not too long ago, we spotted coded Mattel Brick Shop listings on Amazon that hinted at new Masters of the Universe building sets tied to the upcoming film, and while details were scarce at the time, the speculation was that we were looking at three possible sets waiting to be revealed. Well, two of those three might just have shown their hand, because preorders have gone live on Amazon for the Eternia Fright Flight and Attack of the Collector building sets, both shipping June 30, 2026, and both looking like they’re pulling directly from the new MOTU movie in some very cool ways. The Eternia Fright Flight comes in at 411 pieces and $43.78, packing in 10 NanoWorld figures along with buildable versions of the Roton, Fright Fighter, and Sky Sled, which is a lineup of vehicles that immediately tells you Mattel is leaning into the film’s aerial and ground combat sequences with special effects parts like light bursts and explosions to really sell the action in a display. The Attack of the Collector set is the bigger of the two at 593 pieces and $53.99, featuring 12 NanoWorld figures at that 1-inch scale with swappable poses, including Roboto and Trap-Jaw, and the centerpiece here is a buildable version of the Collector’s airship complete with poseable arms and a functioning door, which sounds like it could be a genuinely impressive display piece once assembled. I love how both sets include compatibility with other Mattel Brick Shop sets and other name brand building systems, because that opens up a lot of creative possibilities for builders who want to create larger Eternia dioramas. The NanoWorld figure counts on these are generous too, with 22 figures across just these two sets alone, and considering we suspected a third set might still be out there, the full roster of characters could end up being substantial. If you’re looking to lock these in, preorders are live now through Amazon for both the Eternia Fright Flight and Attack of the Collector, and we’ll be keeping our eyes peeled for that potential third set to round out what’s shaping up to be a really fun wave of MOTU brick builds.
Where to Buy
You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below
Mattel Brick Shop Masters of the Universe Building Set, Eternia Flight Fight
The Eternia Flight Fight set features the Fright Fighter as its centerpiece, built in a deep teal with sweeping angular wings and a translucent cockpit, while the pink and silver Roton sits nearby with its signature red saw-blade wheel and translucent orange energy effects. Scattered across the base, coral-like flora pieces in red, pink, blue, and translucent orange give the terrain a distinctly alien Eternian feel, and a small blue Sky Sled with a NanoWorld figure mounted on it hovers on a display stand between the two larger vehicles.
The Roton’s red saw-blade wheel and gray gear-tooth detailing get a closer look here, with translucent orange energy pieces threaded through the center hub creating a nice spinning effect. A Whiplash-looking green NanoWorld figure stands in the lower corner near a cluster of purple and blue alien flora, adding some color variety to the 10-figure roster included with this 411-piece set.
The Fright Fighter and Roton are shown in an aerial clash with a Sky Sled.
The NanoWorld figure grid highlights several of the 10 character designs!
Sporting olive-green armor with darker green plating on the legs and shoulders, Tri-Klops fires his rifle with a translucent yellow muzzle blast effect while other figures clash in the background near the coral terrain. The Sky Sled hovers above on its stand with a blonde NanoWorld figure riding atop its bright blue hull, and the Roton’s saw-blade rim looms at the edge of the frame.
The Eternia Flight Fight set is shown mid-build, with the Fright Fighter’s teal hull taking shape as loose purple, blue, and brown pieces sit scattered across the table alongside the instruction sheet. The terrain base is partially assembled with its red and pink coral flora, gray rock builds, and a small green creature sculpt tucked into the lower section, while the Sky Sled and its NanoWorld rider hover on a clear stand nearby.
Mattel Brick Shop Masters of the Universe Building Set, Attack of the Collector
The set brings the action of the Masters of the Universe film into a buildable display, featuring the Roton, Fright Fighter, and Sky Sled vehicles alongside 10 NanoWorld figures, including He-Man and Teela, all designed with swappable poses to help stage dynamic scenes. It also includes blast and explosion effect pieces to enhance the display, while the Fright Fighter features articulated wings and a movable tail, plus additional parts that allow figures to be positioned in mid-air. Built with compatibility in mind, the set integrates seamlessly with other Mattel Brick Shop builds and major construction brands, giving collectors flexibility to expand their setups.
The Skel-Knight figure stands beneath the Collector’s airship, holding a spear, with the bronze and dark brown tones on the micro figure reading nicely against the light blue hull above. The underside of the airship shows off the poseable door mechanism and a pair of cylindrical cannon details, while a second NanoWorld figure sits inside the translucent yellow cockpit.
The arena platform is loaded with NanoWorld figures, and you can pick out Skeletor near the base of the airship along with what appear to be skull-themed gray builds beside him. Scattered across the blue tile surface, the translucent orange explosion and light burst effect pieces add a nice sense of chaos between the various heroes and villains clashing on the platform.
Skeletor’s are front and center here, with him wielding his Havoc staff and Roboto!. The lower section gives a closer look at the NanoWorld figures in action, and I’m really digging the translucent yellow energy claw piece fitted onto Roboto, adding a nice bit of visual punch to the skirmish.
The full 12-figure NanoWorld lineup is laid out here, and the variety across the roster is impressive.
