North Melbourne Kangaroos Bluey Advent Calendar

Rooted in the inner-city heartland of Arden Street Oval since 1882 and the working-class “Shinboner Spirit” that has defined the club since 1869, North Melbourne’s Royal Blue and White vertical stripes are an unmistakable part of Victorian footy culture. The North Melbourne Kangaroos Bluey Advent Calendar brings those four-time VFL/AFL premiership colors into a twenty-four-day coastal holiday countdown. Printed across an upright rigid paperboard collector box, royal-blue and optic-white hibiscus blossoms frame the white bounding Kangaroo shield crest above bold “NORTH MELBOURNE” lettering and an arched ribbon reading “24 DAYS OF BEACHY BLUEY FUN.” On the front cover, Bluey stands on the sand in a royal-blue team cap, dark sunglasses, and a vertically striped Kangaroos guernsey holding a coconut drink beside a royal-blue and white surfboard.

All-Bluey 3D Figurine Roster in Royal Blue and White Stripes

While several other club editions split their character lineup between two Heeler sisters, all twenty-four freestanding 3D molded figurines in the North Melbourne set spotlight Bluey herself—whose blue-and-white coat naturally mirrors the Kangaroos’ Royal Blue and White palette. Along the left spine of the collector box, a two-column numbered countdown grid from 1 through 24 sits above a secondary bounding Kangaroo shield, guiding families through twenty-four daily unboxings of solid three-dimensional miniatures rather than flat paper or acrylic cutouts.

Arden Street Tiki Bar, Twin Surfboards, and Multi-Season Pumpkin Poses

Twenty-one coastal miniatures capture Australian summer holiday play anchored by a miniature thatched-roof wooden “TIKI BAR” booth bearing the North Melbourne shield on its front counter and two tropical drinks on top. Around the booth, fans can arrange two surfer poses holding royal-blue and white striped “NORTH MELBOURNE” surfboards, two deck-chair loungers—one shaded by a royal-blue and white club beach umbrella—and a five-piece coastal band playing a wooden bongo drum, two acoustic guitars, a blue ukulele, and blue-and-white maracas. Additional sculpts include Bluey in glasses with a colorful parrot perched on her hand, a green grass hula-skirt dancer with a blue flower lei, an open royal-blue treasure chest filled with coins, a club-crested beach ball, a flag-topped sandcastle builder, a bucket-and-spade pose, a flaming tiki torch, a glowing beach lantern, a coconut drink pose, and a wrapped royal-blue gift box. Three autumn crossover figures—one holding a vertical stack of three carved orange jack-o’-lanterns and two seated poses cradling single grinning pumpkins—let families start their tabletop display in late October and carry it straight through December.

Each miniature is permanently attached to a flat-bottomed circular sandy base detailed with tiny seashells and starfish, so young Roo Boys and Roo Girls can line up the full 24-piece squad across a living-room rug, bookshelf, or mantelpiece without figures tipping over. When the holiday season concludes, the upright rigid paperboard collector box stores all twenty-four pieces neatly on a bedroom shelf until next year. Households picking up an extra December countdown for a sibling with an interest in science and astronomy can also pair this Arden Street set with the Space Mission 2026 advent calendar for morning unboxing variety.