We sent our contributors Tom Loftus and Kevin J. Walter a selection of LEGO® Speed Champions F1® sets, to test their potential as "parts packs" by creating some custom models and alternate builds. First up though, Tom analyses the new moulds included that we've not yet discussed on New Elementary.
I've created a list showing all 64 new LEGO® elements within the November 2025 sets, with links to which sets they come in, in case you wish to purchase.
UPDATE 13 November: New elements in 10366 Tropical Aquarium have been added to the list. Alternatively, read Ben's review of the LEGO Aquarium set.
For those of you who prefer it, here is our list of all the November 2025 sets, showing their new elements.
For those of you wondering about new elements being added to Pick a Brick, we have received the list of new elements due to be added to PaB in Europe, New Zealand and Australia on 4 November. The issue of delivery to the USA and Canada is still not resolved and we have no further information about that.
They say good things come in threes – and LEGO® Botanicals are proving it once again. Joining the freshly revealed 11501 Tulip Bouquet, three more new sets are ready to bloom in January 2026. Read on as we go element spotting in these new sets – including a useful new mold, and a new LEGO colour, too!
This Thursday, 13 November 2025, LEGO® Insiders get early access to LEGO® Icons set 10366 Tropical Aquarium in advance of the general release on Sunday 16 November.
Following our interview with the designers, today we'll be looking at upcoming LEGO® Icons set 10366 Tropical Aquarium, which will be released this week. The set has attracted as much attention for both its recolours and its price, so I was keen to take a closer look.
LEGO® Star Trek is happening: the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D™ from the 1987 to 1994 TV series Star Trek: The Next Generation has been officially revealed!
The Winter blues may be setting in for many, but LEGO® Botanicals are here to bring a burst of color to your day. They have revealed 11501 Tulip Bouquet, which blooms with a stunning mix of brick-built flowers, showcasing a rainbow of recolors and even introducing a couple of few fresh elements to the LEGO parts inventory.
The LEGO Group have revealed two upcoming sets to mark the 2026 Spring Festival and the Year of the Horse.
LEGO® Pick a Brick (PaB) have added these 55 new elements to the service today, Tuesday 4 November 2025, but once again only for European, Australian and New Zealand stores. The new parts are from some of the July 2025 sets.
The PaB stores in USA and Canada will not be included due to the current ongoing suspension. We have not been given any new information or target date, unfortunately.
