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Funko recreates one of Bluey’s most iconic settings with this POP! Town Set No. 53, dedicated to the Heeler family home. The set combines a Bluey POP! figure with a stylised replica of her family home, bringing together the main character and the central setting of many of the animated series’ adventures.
Bluey is depicted in the characteristic style of Funko POP! figures, with simplified shapes and an instantly recognisable silhouette. The house, meanwhile, incorporates the key visual elements of the Heeler family home, notably its colourful façade, veranda and distinctive architecture. In the official Bluey universe, the house is described as a ‘Queenslander’, a traditional style of home particularly associated with the Australian state of Queensland.
The Bluey figurine is approximately 9.4 cm tall, whilst the model of the house stands at around 13 cm. Both items are made of vinyl and are presented together in a window box, allowing the set to be stored and displayed in its original packaging.
This item is part of Funko’s POP! Town range, dedicated to sets pairing a character with an iconic building or location from their universe. Numbered 53, this model is therefore a particularly representative piece from the Bluey range, as the family home serves as the setting for many of the games and adventures imagined by Bluey and Bingo.
Technical specifications
• Manufacturer: Funko
• Range / Collection: POP! Town
• Number: 53
• Licence: Bluey
• Character: Bluey
• Setting: the Heeler family home / Bluey’s House
• Type: POP! Town figure and building set
• Material: vinyl
• Height of Bluey figurine: approx. 9.4 cm
• Height of the house: approx. 13 cm
• Manufacturer’s reference: 95964
• UPC / EAN: 889698959643
Character background and universe (Lore)
Bluey is a young Blue Heeler living with her little sister Bingo and their parents, Bandit and Chilli. Curious, energetic and with a vivid imagination, she turns ordinary family life situations into elaborate games and adventures. The series particularly highlights the way children discover the world, develop their creativity and learn to interact with those around them through play.
The Heeler family home plays a central role in the series. Many episodes begin or take place in its various rooms, which Bluey and Bingo transform according to their imagination. The living room can become a mountain, an exploration zone or the setting for an impromptu game, whilst the garden, bedrooms and hallways regularly serve as a playground for adventure.
The house is inspired by the Queenslander architectural style, characteristic of Brisbane and Queensland. Its veranda, raised structure and colourful appearance play a major part in the series’ visual identity and have made it a setting almost as recognisable as the members of the Heeler family themselves.
By linking Bluey directly to her home, this POP! Town No. 53 brings together the main character and the setting around which much of her daily life revolves. The set represents both the family world of the series and the central role of imagination in Bluey’s adventures.

