The new BaM characters hit many stores 1st November 2024 and are available in most regions Worldwide. They come with a nice mix of festive prints, parts and accessories that many LEGO fans will be eager to get their hands on. 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.

Surfin’ Santa:

• Santa hat, classic red colour
• White beard & moustache
• Traditional Santa torso with white seams and black belt
• Dual moulded legs (Red/Yellow)
• Christmas surfboard

Brick Present Costume:

• Sand Green beanie hat
• Glasses and simple smile expression
• Dark Green Brick Costume with 2×4 Present tile
• Red legs

Christmas Jumper Girl:

• Hair in buns
• Cheeky grin expression
• New Christmas jumper print of a tree and presents
• Short azure blue legs
• Red Robin bird

As you can see there the Festive-ness is strong this year with three characters to collect. I can personally see them all being quite popular, especially the the new Brick Costume in that new dark green 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 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.

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 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.

The BaM station is fast becoming the place to grab these exciting LEGO characters and on quite a regular basis too, the last lot that were available were a mixture of styles & themes, including a Unicorn Knight, Skeleton Pirate, Beach Guy and More, click here for a quick refresher.

Thankfully my local store isn’t too far and I can pop in a few times during the month to check if new parts have been added, also joining several LEGO related Facebook Groups help with keeping up-to-date with what is available.

As always there are a great selection of characters and accessories to go along with them, we particular like the coloured swords and new Chickens. Group photos can be seen at the end of this article, along with which accessories go with which character.

Use our handy guide below to make your Ninjago and Football Minifigures!

Lloyd:

• Core Ninja suit
• Matching green sword
• Dual facial expressions
• Not exclusive

Kai:

• Core Ninja suit
• Matching red sword
• Dual facial expressions
• Not exclusive

Nya:

• Core Ninja suit
• Matching Blue sword
• Dual facial expressions
• Not exclusive

Arin:

• New exclusive face
• New exclusive torso
• Matching orange legs
• Gold cup accessory

Sora:

• New exclusive face
• New exclusive torso
• White legs with black belt
• Gold sword accessory
• Exclusive to BaM

Dojo Student:

• Dual facial expressions
• New torso
• New legs
• Brown Chicken accessory

Football Player:

• New exclusive torso
• New legs
• Gold cup accessory
• Icons of Play (Woman’s Football)

As you can see there have been quite a few characters added to the BaM lineup, with Ninjago being the most represented theme. The Female footballer is a very nice addition and ties in nicely with the recent release of LEGO Icons Of Play (40643).

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 in most Certified LEGO Stores, 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 love hearing from you!

The last lot that were available were again a mixture of styles & themes, including the Orange Brick Guy, Rock Star, Fisherman, Panda Guy and More, click here for a quick refresher.

Thankfully my local store isn’t too far and I can pop in a few times during the month to check if new parts have been added, also joining several LEGO related Facebook Groups help with keeping up-to-date with what is available. 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:

Unicorn Knight:

• New Unicorn head
• Lion Knight torso
• Lion Knight Shield

Ice Cream Guy:

• Blue Ice Cream Head/Hair
• Blue torso with Brown arms
• Transparent Blue Ice Lolly

Beach Guy:

• Brown wavey hair
• Beach ready torso
• Teal shorts
• Silver/Chrome fish

Skeleton Pirate:

• New Skeleton torso, double-sided
• Black sword
• Pirate hat

Gamer Girl:

• New skirt
• Console controller
• Rock Tour torso

Lion Knight:

• Lion Knight torso
• Lion Knights shield
• Helmet

As you can see there have been quite a few characters added to the BaM lineup, with the Unicorn Knight being perhaps the most popular and sought-after, especially the torso and shield. 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 Certified LEGO Stores, 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 love hearing from you.

The last lot that were available focused on Halloween and included a Day of the Dead character, a spooky Scarecrow, a Witch, and a boy dressed in a Bat costume.

Thankfully my local store isn’t too far and I can pop in a few times during the month to check if new parts have been added, also joining several LEGO related Facebook Groups does help with keeping up-to-date with what is available. The new Christmas 2022 BaM (build a minifigure) have been released and are available in most stores Worldwide – Here is a closer look at them:

As a whole the selection of characters is quite random, with no real theme, other than Christmas, running through them. We have Mrs Claus, a Gingerbread Woman, and a Boy.

LEGO have released a few Gingerbread people over the years so having another one to add to the collection is nice, however this one has been seen once before, in the Gingerbread House (10267) from 2019, which has since been discontinued making the Minifigure extremely sought-after until now.

She features an entirely Gingerbread themed head, torso, and legs, even her skirt has the same design, making the whole Minifigure look very Christmassy indeed. She comes with a giant Donut tile which has been seen in the Police Station modular and some City sets.

It wouldn’t be a Christmas BaM without some sort of Santa Minifigure, this year we get his better half, Mrs Claus!

She has been seen many times before and in a handful of sets, sadly she isn’t an exclusive Minifigure, but when the chance arises who is going to say no to adding another to the collection?

With her red outfit complete with white fluffy trim, the character portrays Mrs Claus well. The included white hair piece finishes her off along with the Pretzel accessory element, we all know what the Claus’ have for breakfast, yummy treats and Pretzels.

Last but not least we have the young Boy Minifigure, which you may think is the weakest character of the bunch, but you’d be wrong, he comes with a very smart Christmas jumper. I’ve not personally seen this design before so it could well be an exclusive, which makes it very sought-after to Minifigure collectors, me included.

He so comes bundled with a white Guitar, the accessory itself has only been seen in a handful of sets, most recently the Winter Village Collection Holiday Main Street (10308) set. I myself have a small collection of those Guitars but won’t say no to another one, these are essentially good for MOC (my own creation) makers.

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

The Halloween themed Minifigures are still in most LEGO Stores but before them the last lot that were available featured a new ragtag crew of Cowboys & Cowgirls, and strangely an updated version of Captain Red Beard (Pirate). Before them we were graced with a new Knight torso, Wizard, and Queen, which makes for a great addition to the recently released LEGO Lion Knights Castle (10305).

As you can see from the image above you get some fun Minifigures and cool accessories, which include A Scout Boy, Sleepy Girl, and one I call Geppetto as he looks exactly like the character from Pinocchio. These all come with nice torso prints, heads, hats/hair pieces, and accessories.

Scout Boy:

Starting off with the Scout Boy Minifigure, you can see that the torso has a brand new design and print. The sash is covered in badges that the Scout has acquired for his many good deeds, there is also a Red scarf around his neck.

The backwards cap and hair combo is taken from LEGO Hidden Side, it works extremely well on this younger Boy character and one you should definitely keep as part of the Minifigure. He also comes with a very apt accessory, a Magnifying Glass. It maybe very stereotypical but the accessory suits this character well.

Sleepy Girl:

The Sleepy Minifigure is very cute especially with the accompanying accessory, a Rabbit Teddy bear.

The torso is a new printed Pyjama top on a Light Aqua coloured element, with matching trouser bottoms. The Minifigure as a whole looks great and one I’m happy to add to the collection. There is another facial expression on the back, which is a generic happy face with eyes open.

Her hair piece is the icing on the cake and makes the character complete.

Carpenter (Geppetto):

The Carpenter, as I’ve dubbed him, is in his work overalls, ready for a day’s work, along with his trustee Bulldog sidekick.

His torso is the only printed part of this body, the top of the dungarees, unfortunately the legs are plain dark brown. He also only comes with one facial expression and isn’t double-sided.

I think this Minifigure looks a lot like Geppetto from Disney’s Pinocchio movie, especially the original animated version. Do you agree?

Of course being LEGO they can be mixed-up to create different characters entirely, changing the gender is just the start, from Scout Boy to Girl, and Sleepy Girl to Sleepy Boy.

These Minifigures are now available from the Build A Minifigure Stations in most LEGO Stores, we would love to see the characters you come up with, please share them on social media and tag us, we’ll like and comment on them all. Also please let us know in the comments what you think of these new Minifigures and whether you collect them or not, we love hearing from you.

New Figs On The Block: Halloween 2022 Minifigures BaM!

The last lot that were available featured a new ragtag crew of Cowboys & Cowgirls, and strangely an updated version of Captain Red Beard (Pirate). Before them we were graced with a new Knight torso, Wizard, and Queen, which makes for a great addition to the recently released LEGO Lion Knights Castle (10305).

A massive thank you is in order to our good friend @brickmcbricksworth, who recently picked up and took photos of the new Halloween characters that have started hitting stores. They feature a Potions Witch, Day of the Dead style/Corpse Bride, and a Bat-Boy Vigilante.

As you can see from the image above you get some fun Minifigures and cool accessories, which include Lavender coloured Wings, Witches torso and matching skirt and the Day of the Dead style head piece.

The Bat-Boy Minifigure, as we call him, makes good use of the masked head piece which also has an alternate face.

The Day of the Dead style female Minifigure features a female version of the Mariachi torso that we got at the start of the year. A perfect combo I must say!

The printing of her head piece is fantastic and really suits the Minifigure well. Of you’re a LEGO Harry Potter fan you’ll notice the hair piece, yep that’s right, it’s taken from Bellatrix Lestrange, which is somewhat rare amongst collectors.

The Witch Minifigure comes complete with a plain black hat and red/ginger hair, a spooky torso & skirt combo and a purple potion bottle. I particularly like the almost shiny silver detailing on the Spider’s Web on both the torso & skirt, combined with the purple and black it really is a cool but scary looking Witch

If you like the look of these characters they’re available now at most Certified LEGO Stores, although I would recommend phoning ahead to confirm before heading in and even getting a pack put by for you to avoid disappointment.

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

New Figs On The Block: Sleepy Girl, Scout Boy And Carpenter (Geppetto)!

The last lot there were available featured a new pale blue Brick Person, a Clown, and a very random Cake suit guy. There are still some stores that have yet to catchup but hang on in there and you’ll soon see the BaM updated.

We were lucky enough to grab these and the new Valentine’s Day characters that have recently started hitting stores. They feature a dark pink Bear, Fairy girl, and Chick.

As you can see from the image above you get some fun Minifigures and cool accessories. Take the new wing piece for example, the shape is new and unique to the BaM and has yet to be seen in a set. Don’t get me started on the hot pink Bear, it is so cool and adds to the whole Bear lineup which there are already a few of, including a Panda.

If you like the look of these characters they’re available now at most Certified LEGO Stores, although I would recommend phoning ahead to confirm before heading in.

Let us k ow in the comments what you think of these Minifigures and whether you collect them or not, we love hearing from you.

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