Jimothy Goes Brick: 4 LEGO® Raccoon MOCs Worth Building Right Now

Meet Jimothy, the adorably scruffy raccoon from Seattle who scampered his way into internet legend over the past couple of weeks. He is a real local celebrity, and LEGO® builders took one look at that furry face and reached straight for the parts bin. What happened next is a small masterclass in how one goofy little critter can spark a whole gallery of brick creativity. Ready to see how many ways a raccoon can be built?

Wild at Heart, the version from SplashiestMonk on Reddit sends Jimothy on a woodland adventure, posed low against real forest floor like he just heard a twig snap. Olive greens and sandy tans layer across the body in overlapping slopes for a genuinely furry silhouette, and those cream-colored cheek tufts frame a glossy black nose with real character. The posable legs let you stalk him into any scene you like, so go ahead and stage your own nature documentary.

Big Eyes, Bigger Personality belongs to @brickswithcarrie, whose Jimothy leans all the way into cartoon charm. Those enormous printed eyes do most of the heavy lifting (they are basically two full moons of pure mischief), and the sharp little triangle ears sit up alert on a boxy gray head. Best of all is that magnificent black tail standing tall as an exclamation point, a curved-slope showpiece that proves a single bold part can carry an entire build.

Ears to You is the handiwork of @danishspaceprogram, who nails the classic four-legged raccoon stance on chunky posable legs tipped with black paws. The tan snout and single wide printed eye give Jimothy a sweetly curious tilt, while two black tufts poke up between the shoulders for that unmistakable ringtail attitude. Notice how the studs are left showing along the flanks. That is a builder trusting texture over polish, and it works beautifully.

Small But Mighty comes from ASortaOkayBuilder on Reddit, who shrinks Jimothy into a clever micro-scale puzzle of round drum pieces and a neat little cone snout. Black minifigure-arm legs give the whole thing a scrappy, springy energy, like he is mid-pounce toward your last chip. It is a reminder that you do not need hundreds of pieces to capture a personality, just a sharp eye for the right shapes.

Five builders, five wildly different raccoons, and not one wrong answer among them. That is the whole joy of a MOC like this: Jimothy belongs to everyone now, and your version is waiting in the bin under the couch. @danishspaceprogram even shared free instructions to get you started, so which Jimothy will you build first?