The new BaM characters hit many stores 1st September 2024 and are available in most regions Worldwide. They come with a nice mix of prints parts and accessories that we mostly seen before thanks to the many LEGO DREAMZzz sets, take a look at them below, along with a breakdown of what to look for whilst building your Minifigures.

A massive thank you to LEGO_BaM on Instagram for supplying the images, we personally couldn’t get to a LEGO store this time.

Mateo & Tiny Z-Blob:

• Mateo’s hair piece
• Dual faces
• Blue torso with pocket and collar print
• Mateo’s legs and red boots
• Tiny Z-Blob accessory

Izzie & Bunny:

• Shoulder-length black wave hair
• Dual face
• Bunny motif torso
• Azure blue legs
• Bunny accessory

Mr Oz:

• Grey hair & beard combo
• New dark blue torso with Space logo print
• Matching dark blue legs with belt, pockets and pouch print
• Green goo bottle accessory

Nova:

• Dark red hair piece
• Dual faces
• Two tone torso with Sloth print
• Matching coloured legs
• Pink hairbrush accessory

Jayden:

• Black bowl-style hair piece
• Dual faces
• Tow Town purple & pink torso with Unicorn print
• Matching coloured legs
• Teddy accessory

Cooper:

• Blonde scruffy hair piece
• Dual faces
• Red torso with zip and chequered pattern print
• Dark blue legs
• Machine/Saw accessory

Zoey:

• Black wavey hair piece
• Dual faces
• Dark grey torso with leather jacket and emblem print
• Sand blue legs with pockets and button print
• Cat figure accessory

As you can see the DREAMZzz theme at BaM Stations is strong with a total of 7 characters to collect. I can personally see them all being quite popular, especially the Space torso in that new dark blue colour. As with all things LEGO, nothing is set in stone, all the parts above can be swapped for entirely different bits. Genders can be switched, colour combinations can be whatever you make them, and accessories can be random. Remember to have fun and enjoy your LEGO experience.

If you like the look of these characters they are available now at most LEGO stores BaM Stations, although I would recommend phoning ahead to confirm before heading in, even getting a pack or two put by for you to avoid disappointment. You can either make them yourself or some stores conveniently bundle them into pre-made packs and are located near the till area.

Will you be grabbing these Minifigures or picking & choosing random ones? Let us know in the comments below. Thanks again to LEGO_BaM on Instagram for sending the images, it’s truly appreciated.

The last lot that were available covered a wide and random range of characters including a Mime, LEGO Store Employee and Madam Butterfly, click here for a quick refresher.

The new BaM characters hit many stores 1st September 2024 and are available in most regions Worldwide. We have given them random and made-up names to make it easier to identify them, also the parts & accessories can be switched for any you like. Here is a closer look at them:

A massive thank you to LEGO_BaM on Instagram for supplying the images, we personally couldn’t get to a LEGO store this time.

Witch & Cat:

• Witch’s hat & tan/blonde hair combo
• New green head and Witch face print
• Torso with new print of an apron and scarf
• Apron design continues onto dress piece
• Green hands
• Cat animal figure

Ghoul with Clever:

• Purple mo-hawk
• Transparent orange head with cool fire-themed face
• Black torso with fiery-skull print
• Ghost lower half, half transparent and black
• Orange hands
• Clever accessory

Skeleton Girl:

• Coral coloured hair with pigtails
• Skeleton face
• New skeleton print hoodie torso
• Skeleton legs
• Yellow hands
• Pumpkin accessory

As you can see the Halloween theme as BaM Stations is strong this year with a total of 3 spooky characters. I can personally see them all being quite popular, especially the Witch’s torso and skirt, it would make a great Peasent character in a Castle setting. As with all things LEGO, nothing is set in stone, all the parts above can be swapped for entirely different bits. Genders can be switched, colour combinations can be whatever you make them, and accessories can be random. Remember to have fun and enjoy your LEGO experience.

If you like the look of these characters they are available now at most LEGO stores BaM Stations, although I would recommend phoning ahead to confirm before heading in, even getting a pack or two put by for you to avoid disappointment. You can either make them yourself or some stores conveniently bundle them into pre-made packs and are located near the till area.

Will you be grabbing these Minifigures or picking & choosing random ones? Let us know in the comments below. Thanks again to LEGO_BaM on Instagram for sending the images, ifs truly appreciated.

The last lot that were available covered a wide and random range of characters including a trio of Space travelers, a Muscian, Construction Worker, Security Guard and a Cowboy, click here for a quick refresher.

The new BaM characters hit many stores 1st July 2024 and are available in most regions Worldwide. We have given them random and made-up names to make it easier to identify them, also the parts & accessories can be switched for any you like. Here is a closer look at them:

A massive thank you to LEGO_BaM on Instagram for supplying the images, we personally couldn’t get to a LEGO store this time.

Madam Butterfly:

• Dark tan hair, up
• Double-sided face
• New green bow & lace print on a white torso
• Design continued onto 2×4 dress piece
• Butterfly accessory

Mime:

• Red beanie hat
• Single-sided head, Mime facepaint
• New blue & white striped torso with red braces
• Plain white legs
• Baguette accessory

LEGO Store Employee:

• Brown hair, up
• Happy expression
• LEGO style Torso with name badge & collar printing
• Plain black legs
• New wireless card terminal tile

Boy & Dog:

• Blue baseball cap
• Single-sided head
• Blue torso with Slushee print, magenta arms
• Plain sand blue legs
• Dog figure

Girl with Apple:

• Pink beanie and blonde hair combo piece
• Happy expression
• Tracksuit style hoodie design in pink torso
• Magenta legs
• Apple accessory
  

Horse Rider:

• Black helmet and brown hair combo piece
• ‘pleased with herself‘ smile expression
• Red torso with plazee design, pink undershirt
• Plain black legs
• Trophy accessory

Swimmer:

• Magenta swimming cap
• New wet face design with goggles
• Yellow torso with muscle definition
• Dual-moulded magenta & yellow legs
• Medal accessory

As you can see there are a fair few out this time around, with 7 characters in total to add to the collection, I can personally see them all being quite popular, especially Madam Butterfly. As with all things LEGO, nothing is set in stone, all the parts above can be swapped for entirely different bits. Genders can be switched, colour combinations can be whatever you make them, and accessories can be random. Remember to have fun and enjoy your LEGO experience.

If you like the look of these characters they are available now at most LEGO stores BaM Stations, although I would recommend phoning ahead to confirm before heading in, even getting a pack or two put by for you to avoid disappointment. You can either make them yourself or some stores conveniently bundle them into pre-made packs and are often located near the till area.

Will you be grabbing these Minifigures or picking & choosing random ones? Let us know in the comments below.

The last lot that were available covered a wide and random range of characters including a Rocking Llama, Clown, Penguin costume, Polarbear and a new Pink Brick person, click here for a quick refresher.

The new BaM characters hit many stores 1st May 2024 and are available in most regions Worldwide. We have given them random and made-up names to make it easier to identify them, also the parts & accessories can be switched for any you like. Here is a closer look at them:

A massive thank you to LEGO_BaM on Instagram for supplying the images, we personally couldn’t get to a LEGO store this time.

Construction Worker:

• Red hard hat with black headphones
• Female smiley face
• High-vis jacket
• Neon green legs with new printing
• Dark navy tool box

Musician:

• Centre parting black hair
• Make head with Goatee
• Suit jacket with bowtie
• Suit trousers (plain black)
• Cello instrument

Security Guard:

• Plain navy cap
• Matching navy torso with badges
• Plain matching navy legs
• Grey walkie-talkie

Cowboy:

• Dark brown hat
• Make face with bushy red beard
• Explorer style jacket
• Cowboy trousers complete with chaps
• Black whip

Space Mechanic:

• Red spikey hair
• Female face with tech-glasses
• Space torso with printed panel design
• Matching Space legs
• Transparent clipboard

Space Guy:

• Dark navy Space helmet
• Male face with moustache
• Space torso with shoulder guards
• Spade legs

Space Alien:

• Green Alien antennas
• Matching green face with Alien features
• Space torso, red shoulder and logo
• Ain white trousers
• Purple goo test tube

As you can see there are a fair few out this time around, with 7 characters in total to add to the collection, I can personally see them all being quite popular. As with all things LEGO, nothing is set in stone, all the parts above can be swapped for entirely different bits. Genders can be switched, colour combinations can be whatever you make them, and accessories can be random. Remember to have fun and enjoy your LEGO experience.

If you like the look of these characters they are available now at most LEGO stores BaM Stations, although I would recommend phoning ahead to confirm before heading in and even getting a pack or two put by for you to avoid disappointment. You can either make them yourself or some stores conveniently bundle them into packs and are often located near the till area.

Let us know in the comments what you think of these new Minifigures and whether you collect them or not, we’d love to hear from you.

They first appeared in CMF (Collectable Minifigures) Series 18, a Red Brick Guy and a Blue Brick Girl. These two instantly become popular and loved by most and rightly so, they are different and exciting, a LEGO Brick and Minifigure combined, yes please.

Following the surprise success LEGO issued a Green Brick Guy in CMF Series 20, again everybody rushed out to grab him and add to their small but growing collection of Brick People. Since then LEGO have dished out a few new colours via the BaM Stations inside official stores, giving us fans even more colour choice. The BaM is centred on creating your own characters, this makes the newer set of Brick People different as you can essentially place any head and hair on them, their appearance isn’t set in stone so to speak, although there might be a general consensus as to which parts work best.

This is the very nature of LEGO, you don’t need to follow any preset paths, you can mix & match Minifigure parts and create something new and exciting. Below are the characters we choose to go with, including the brand new Pink Brick Person!

That’s right, since the start of the February 2024 you can now build a new colour of Brick Person via the BaM Station at your local LEGO Store, increasing the collection of Brick People one brick at a time.

As you can see we went for a Brick Girl as this was how LEGO introduced her via ‘official’ photos, we’re suckers for keeping things ‘official‘ and had to go with the same hair piece and accessory, which happens to be a microphone. As you’d imagine the brick torso is compatible with other LEGO elements, obviously, making them great for attaching to the previous Brick People and including in your MOC (my own creation).

A lot of fans display them like us (image above) all connected in a line and perhaps giving a jolly wave. Please head down to the comments section and let us know if you collect these fun LEGO Brick Costumes, also which colour would you like to see next? 

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Past BaM parts, the green jumper and matching legs, were still available and made perfect sense to be the basis for the Carrot Crews‘ bodies. I popped random heads onto each one and gave two of them cups and one a teapot, maybe they are planning a Carrot Crew teaparty.

The Carrot Mascot pieces aren’t new but they are very cool, to see them at BaM Stations is nice, perfect for ‘growing’ your mascot and vegetable collection. Costing £5.99 for a pack of three is also great, so why not pop into your local store and grab them before they’re gone.

As with all things LEGO, nothing is set in stone, all the parts above can be swapped for entirely different bits. Genders can be switched, colour combinations can be whatever you make them, and accessories can be random. Remember to have fun and enjoy your LEGO experience.

If you like the look of these characters they are available now at most LEGO stores BaM Stations, although I would recommend phoning ahead to confirm before heading in and even getting a pack or two put by for you to avoid disappointment. You can either make them yourself or some stores conveniently bundle them into packs and are often located near the till area.

Let us know in the comments what you think of these new Minifigures and whether you collect them or not, we’d love to hear from you.

The last lot that were available were Christmas themed and comprised of three characters including Santa in a dark red suit,  click here for a quick refresher.

During a trip to see Family, I got the chance to pop into a new (for me) LEGO store, Milton Keynes. Unfortunately there weren’t any pre-made packs so I had to build them from scratch, thankfully my son, niece and nephew gave me a hand and it was done in no time at all. If you can’t get to a store then I would suggest joining several LEGO related Facebook Groups as some kind souls list new BaM packs for cost price.

The new BaM characters hit many stores 1st January 2024 and are available in most regions Worldwide. We have given them random and made-up names to make it easier to identify them, also the parts & accessories can be switched for any you like. Here is a closer look at them:

Snowboarder:

• Relatively new beanie and hair piece
• Ski Goggles/Glasses
• New Winter jacket print
• Short plain black legs
• Yellow/Orange Snowboard

Hipster Hair Dresser:

• Pale pink long hair in a ponytail
• Head with glasses and smile
• Leather jacket
• New demin jeans with cuts and patches
• Scissors

Fairy Godmother:

• Pink hair in a bun
• Older female face with glasses
• Rainbow star vest
• Dual-moulded green legs
• Pearlescent wings

Lion Knight:

• Black helmet
• Dual face – scared / cheeky
• Lion Knight torso
• Dual-moulded blue & red legs
• Lion Knight shield

Pirate Captain:

• Pirate hat with blonde hair
• White beard & moustache
• Dual face – grubby / cocky
• Pirate overcoat torso
• Design continues on legs
• Gold sword

Break Dancer:

• Orange mo-hawk
• Single face – sweaty
• Sound wave tshirt and green hoody
• Dual-moulded brown legs
• Grey boombox

Chinese New Year:

• Surfer dude black hair
• Dual face – happy / out of breath
• New Chinese New Year torso
• Dual-moulded red & yellow legs
• Red envelope

As you can see there are a lot out this time around compared to the last BaM outing, with 7 characters in total to add to the collection. I can personally see them all being quite sought-after, especially the Snowboarders jacket and head.

As with all things LEGO, nothing is set in stone, all the parts above can be swapped for entirely different bits. Genders can be switched, colour combinations can be whatever you make them, and accessories can be random. Remember to have fun and enjoy your LEGO experience.

The last lot that were available were randomly themed and comprised of several characters including a Gold-breaded Merman, Acorn Kid, Pastry Chef And others, click here for a quick refresher.

Having recently moved house, my new local store (Birmingham) is well over an hour and a half away. Thankfully a two fellow AFOLs (Adult Fan Of LEGO) helped me out and acquired this set of Minifigures on my behalf. Thank you @TwoGayAFOLs! If you’re in the same boat as me I would suggest joining several LEGO related Facebook Groups as some kind souls list new BaM packs for cost price.

The new BaM characters hit many stores 1st November and are available in most regions Worldwide. We have given them random and made-up names to make it easier to identify them, also the parts & accessories can be switched for any you like. Here is a closer look at them:

Santa (Dark Red Suit):

• Dark red hat
• White beard & moustache
• Dark red torso
• Dark red & black dual-moulded legs
• Teddy bear

Winter Lady:

• Pink hair
• Big, red glasses
• Blukue & white torso with snowflake print
• Blue legs/skirt with sea design as above
• Giant transparent blue snowflake

Snow Shoveller:

• Russian-style hat in red
• Sweating face
• Fur-line jacket with black & white shirt torso and dark brown hands
• Olive coloured legs
• Shovel

As you can see there are a lot less out this time around compared to the last BaM outing, with three characters in total to add to the collection. I can personally see them all being quite sought-after, especially Santa in his new dark red suit.

As with all things LEGO, nothing is set in stone, all the parts above can be swapped for entirely different bits. Genders can be switched, colour combinations can be whatever you make them, and accessories can be random. Remember to have fun and enjoy your LEGO experience.

If you like the look of these characters they are available now at most LEGO stores BaM Stations, although I would recommend phoning ahead to confirm before heading in and even getting a pack or two put by for you to avoid disappointment. You can either make them yourself or some stores conveniently bundle them into packs and are often located near the till area.

Let us know in the comments what you think of these new Minifigures and whether you collect them or not, we’d love to hear from you.

The last lot that were available were Halloween themed and included a new spooky torso print, click here for a quick refresher.

Having recently moved house, my new local store (Birmingham) is well over an hour and a half away. Thankfully a fellow AFOL (Adult Fan Of LEGO) helped me out and acquired this set of Minifigures on my behalf. Thank you @big_brick_little_brick_legobox! If you’re in the same boat as me I would suggest joining several LEGO related Facebook Groups as some kind souls list new BaM packs for cost price.

The new BaM characters have been released and are available in most stores Worldwide. We have given them random and made-up names to make it easier to identify them, also the parts & accessories can be switched for any you like. Here is a closer look at them:

Bearded Merman:

• Gold (Hagrid) beard
• Sunglasses & sideburns
• Green/pale green jumper
• Demin Mermaid tail
• Red cup

Acorn Farmer:

• Acorn hat
• Double-sided face (futuristic glasses)
• Farm torso
• Bright green legs
• Pitchfork

Pastry Chef:

• Wonky Chefs hat
• Double-sided dace – grin & smile
• Dirty Chefs torso
• Plain white skirt
• Croissant

Autumn Hipster:

• Dark red beanie and black hair combo
• Smile and glasses face
• Autumnal coloured plaid torso
• Dual-moulded black & orange legs
• Blue camera

Modern Gentleman:

• Top hat
• Grin & mustache face
• Suit with blue tie torso
• Dual-moulded grey & blue legs
• Black umbrella

Tutu Kid:

• Yellow helmet & Black hair combo
• Double-sided face smile & determination
• Retro Autumnal themed torso
• Pink tutu
• Short navy legs

Slingshot Kid:

• Dark orange hair
• Single happy face with hearing aid
• ‘Cool’ Ice Lolly torso
• Short navy legs
• Slingshot

As you can see there are far more than the last BaM outing, with seven characters in total to add to the collection. I can personally see them all being quite sought-after, especially the more unique and cool parts. As with all things LEGO, nothing is set in stone, all the parts above can be swapped for entirely different bits. Genders can be switched, colour combinations can be whatever you make them, and accessories can be random. Remember to have fun and enjoy your LEGO experience.

If you like the look of these characters they are available now at most LEGO stores BaM Stations, although I would recommend phoning ahead to confirm before heading in and even getting a pack or two put by for you to avoid disappointment. You can either make them yourself or some stores conveniently bundle them into packs and are often located near the till area.

Let us know in the comments what you think of these new Minifigures and whether you collect them or not, we’d love to hear from you.

The last lot that were available were Ninja themed and included characters from LEGO Ninjago but with a more bright & colourful twist, click here for a quick refresher.

Having recently moved house, my new local store (Birmingham) is well over an hour and a half away. Thankfully a good friend helped me out and acquired this set of Minifigures on my behalf. Thank you Martin (@boombrickz)! If you’re in the set boat as me I would suggest joining several LEGO related Facebook Groups as some kind souls list new BaM packs for cost price.

The new BaM characters have been released and are available in most stores Worldwide. We have given them random and made-up names so it’s easier to identify them, also the accessories can be switched for any you like. Here is a closer look at them:

Happy Halloween Pumpkin:

• New torso print ‘Happy Halloween‘
• Pumpkin hat
• Female face – big grin
• Plain green legs
• Lantern accessory

Jazz Cat:

• Cat headgear
• Happy face with Star glasses
• Funky dot torso with bowtie
• Dual-moulded legs (black & white)
• Saxophone accessory

Tree Stump Guy:

• Tree Stump head/body gear
• Head with goatee and hearing aid (taken from Jazz Club modular)
• New wood/tree printed torso
• Plain brown legs
• Watering can accessory

As you can see there are only 3 characters added to the BaM lineup this season. I can personally see them all being quite sought-after, especially the Halloween themed one, what with the new and exclusive torso design. As with all things LEGO, nothing is set in stone, all the parts above can be swapped for entirely different bits. Genders can be switched, colour combinations can be whatever you make them, and accessories can be random. Remember to have fun and enjoy your LEGO experience.

If you like the look of these characters they are available now at most LEGO Stores BaM Stations, although I would recommend phoning ahead to confirm before heading in and even getting a pack or two put by for you to avoid disappointment. You can either make them yourself or some stores conveniently bundle them into packs and are often located near the till area.

Let us know in the comments what you think of these new Minifigures and whether you collect them or not, we’d love to hear from you.