The place to pickup new LEGO Polybags and retired LEGO Sets, and more, have received new stock and are offering boxes of the fan favourite LEGO Space Minifigures. Brick-a-Brac-uk have done it again and reduced their prices to £94.99, that works out at just £31.66 per set (based on 3 sets in a box, which isn’t guaranteed). So run don’t walk to Brick-a-Brac-uk now and grab this offer before stock runs out.

They also have an offer running on LEGO Polybags, 3 for £10!

LEGO Series 26 Minifigures Space 71046 – Sealed box of 36

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Here at The Brick Post we love a good LEGO Polybag, so much in fact that we go out of our way to grab the latest releases. This includes bagging the awesome and much sought-after Batman 1992 (30653) set, which comes with a moulded cape piece!

We source all our LEGO Polybags from one place, perhaps the best shop in the UK for such things, their delivery times are exceptional and customer service is top notch – Brick-a-Brac keep a large selection of stock and at great prices, we picked up the aforementioned Batman Polybag for £4.49. We also have a discount code, use THEBRICKPOST for 10% off spends of £35 or more, result!

If you’re followers of us in Instagram then you may already know we host weekly live streams, building random LEGO sets and chatting about the hobby in general. This week we built the 3 Polybags we’re reviewing here, so it’s you’d like to watch them building put together please watch here.

Without further ado, onto the review!

LEGO Batman 1992 (30653):

This small but mighty Polybag is perhaps the highlight of my year so far and perhaps that of many ither AFOLs (adult fan of LEGO). It contains a Batman Minifigure with the very rare and sought-after Moulded Cape piece, only ever seen in 2 previous (pricey) sets.

The small section of wall Batman perches on is similar in style to the longer plinth found in the now retired Batmobile (76139) set. The corner-section is smart with a lot of architectural detail crammed into such a small space. The use of inverted slopes to break up the flat wall elements.

As mentioned above it’s the moulded cape piece that really sells this Polybag, it’s just so cool. For a fully rubber element it is strong and durable and the Bat-logo printing is crisp and bright. 

Take a look at our photos below and let us know your thoughts on this set. Grab yours here!

LEGO Snowman (30645):

I know it’s not Winter or Christmas but building this LEGO Snowman was still enjoyable. It has a couple of interesting techniques such as the blue scarf and the way it connects together and to the Snowman, along with SNOT (studs not on top) elements inside the body.

It’s a fun and sweet little build that I’d highly recommend to anyone. It looks very similar to the one produced back in 2014 (30197) which is also available from Brick-a-Brac.

You can pickup your own LEGO Snowman Polybag here.

LEGO Ninjago Kai & Rapton’s Temple Battle (30650):

I don’t tend to touch much LEGO Ninjago related stuff, although I do appreciate their creativity and great looking sets, it’s just I’m not that into it as a theme.

This Temple Battle Polybag is surprisingly good, as it comes with a nice little build and 2 awesome Minifigures. The build is simple but looks the part with a nice array of pieces, including 1x1x6 grey bricks, gold daggers and a transparent orange sword!

The Kai and Rapton Minifigures looks great and both have something worth mentioning. Kai has double-sided face printing, a standard face on one side and a masked face on the other, the all-over red hood piece is also a nice accessory to have.

Rapton also had 1 faces, not as good but still nice to have the choise of expression. The torso is black with gold accents including the gold arms.

Overall this Polybag is great and a welcomed addition to the collection. You can grab yours here.

We hope you enjoyed reading the above reviews, please feel free to ask us questions or leave comments via the comments section below. Which one tickles your fancy the most and why?

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They’re sometimes quite hard to get hold of, you’d think a LEGO product would be sold in a LEGO store, but nope, unless it’s part of a promotion LEGO don’t actually stock Polybags themselves. Some Supermarkets get ahold of them but you’d need to be lucky and quick to get your hands on them, with no set release date they just show-up.

I have found the perfect place to grab new and old LEGO Polybags here in the UK, a website I’ve used for many years now, www.brick-a-brac-uk.com!

Here are a handful that I’ve recently picked up, each with a short review of what’s included.

Dr Strange Interdimensional Portal (30652):

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This small set packs a lot in, not just a Dr Strange Minifigure, that comes with the new moulded Cape, but a ton of cool parts such as the transparent orange Portal elements, dark tan bricks, tan SNOT bricks, and a few other cool parts. For under £5 this is one of the most popular Polybags to release in 2023 so far.

Moana’s Dolphin Cove (30646):

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If you’re an avid visitor to the website you’ll know that I’m not the biggest fan of Mini-dolls so this set wasn’t high on my to-get list. Saying that the build and parts on offer here are great, from a pearlescent blue slide piece to some greenery, there is even a Pua (pig) and Dolphin figure included, making it a nice Polybag to pickup.

Creator Panda Bear 3-in-1 (30641):

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The Creator 3-in-1 series of sets and Polybags have always peaked my interest, not because they have multiple builds, but the fact that you usually get more inside the bag than other Polybags, meaning more Brick for your buck!

With a ton of black & white elements the set comes with a variety of bricks from slopes and plates to curved 1x bricks and quarter-circle tiles. The Panda also looks kind of cute with the open mouth and shoot of Bamboo ready to be chomped on.

Dog Park & Scooter (30639):

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Inside this City Polybag there isn’t a lot to look at, the small tree is basic and the half-circle plate it’s on is bare. The real draw of the set is the Minifigure and the Husky Dog figure, oh and perhaps the Scooter, if you haven’t got one yet then this is a great investment.

The Minifigure has nice printing on but the torso and face, with an alternative ‘quietly confident‘ expression on the opposite side. I must say the moulded helmet and hair piece is a nice touch and a welcomed addition to the spares box, perfect for MOCs.

Skate Ramp 2-in-1 (30633):

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Again this one includes a Mini-doll, being Friends you would expect it to. The Skate Park build is pretty smart, with the small-scale half-pipe, grinding bar and ramp. Also the added Skakeboard Craft build is a nice touch, with the Paintbrush piece and other accessories.

It also comes with a cute little Gecko figure, in orange, it’s an odd thing to include but I’m not moaning, it’ll go with the other Animals in my spares for future projects.

We have loads more LEGO Polybags to review so watch this space, including LEGO Harry Potter Quidditch Practice (30651)!

Thank you for taking the time to read these handy, shorter, reviews, we hope it gives you a useful insight into what to expect from each Polybag, don’t forget you can grab all the latest ones from www.brick-a-brac-uk.com.