LEGO decals for your own builds: which sheet goes where
Four streets, one bench. Somebody worked through the night.
A LEGO decal is a printed picture you stick on a smooth tile so it reads as something else: a shop sign, a speed limit, a departure board, a row of switches on a spaceship. Every sheet we make is exactly that, printed on vinyl in the UK and drawn to real tile sizes, so each sticker sits 0.2mm inside the tile edge and nothing hangs over.
One thing before you scroll. Our decals are for your own builds, not replacements for an official set. If you have lost the sticker from a particular box, that is a job for LEGO’s own service. If you are building something of your own and want it to look finished, here is which sheet goes where.
Decals for a city street
Roads are where most builds start, and signs are what make a road read as a road. The Road & Traffic Signs UK Edition covers warnings, limits, directions and traffic lights; the USA Edition does the same for New York and San Francisco. If you would rather skip the cutting, the Pick Your Own Road Sign Pack arrives already applied to genuine tiles.
Decals for shops and cafés
A shop front is a wall until it has a name over the door and something in the window. The Daily Grind coffee shop and The Golden Crust bakery give you the signs, menus and wall art for one building each. Screen & Display fills the TVs, monitors and departure boards on every street, and Street Art & Graffiti is for the back of the block.
Decals for spaceships
A cockpit is only as convincing as its panels. The Deep Space Edition and the Retro Edition each carry 66 console decals: screens, switch banks, gauges and warning lights, drawn from real flight hardware rather than any film.
Decals for a magic street
The Last Light Apothecary fills one very cluttered potion shop with labels, shelves and wall art. Spells & Scrolls adds summoning circles, runes and wards, and The Seer’s Tower dresses an observatory. The Magic Set has all three.
Decals for an airfield
The Airfield is the one kit in the range: runway and taxiway markings with a build guide, laid out tile by tile so the markings line up across the whole field.
How they arrive
Each design prints on a full vinyl sheet and you cut them out yourself, which is how we keep every sticker sized to its tile. If nothing here fits your build, we also make custom LEGO stickers to your own design.
