LEGO® Pick a Brick: new elements for February 2026 – and price changes

View our Feb 2026 visual PaB list

The LEGO® Pick a Brick service (PaB) have just added about 113 new parts today, Tuesday 3 February 2026 (including the bright green astronaut pieces!). Almost all of them were added at 4am UTC/11pm EST.

As usual we have turned the list in advance from the team into a categorised visual list to help you order. Be aware the list may contain errors in terms of parts that did not get added, or might not include parts that they did end up uploading.

EDIT! Unprinted black Clone pauldrons are also available, these were on some PaB walls last year but have never been in sets. This might explain why TLG have no image on PaB. 

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Furthermore, it seems that unannounced PaB price changes went into effect in the last couple of days. Some pieces are now more expensive, but some less so, and it varies from country to country. Read on for more detail.

Review: 11510 Magnolia Branches and 11502 Sunflower Bouquet from LEGO® Botanicals

LEGO® Botanicals seem to be more popular than ever before. In January 2026, four sets saw the light of day (reviewed here by Tom), and set 11503 Flower Wall (reviewed by me) was released just two days ago. And today, I'm reviewing two sets that will be available next month. 

11510 Magnolia Branches and 11502 Sunflower Bouquet take the recipe that started this theme in 2021: flowers with their stalks or branches, and you use your own vases to display them. I've always liked this concept, as it means that all the parts are used for the plants themselves, leading to interesting parts packs.

Revealed: 21376 Orange Cat from LEGO® Ideas available for pre-order

Say meow to LEGO® Ideas 21376 Orange Cat. Yes, the Tuxedo Cat will have a friend on 1 March! 

Review: 43288 Sally's Flowerpot from LEGO® Disney™

There have been a few 'flowerpot' LEGO® sets already; 76784 Wednesday Black Dahlia, 43252 Moana's Flowerpot and 43237  Isabela's Flowerpot.  The next LEGO flowerpot to propagate is LEGO® Disney 43288 Sally's Flowerpot, available from 1 March 2026. Sally's Flowerpot appears to have a few new printed pieces and some blue violet pieces, so let's see what it has to offer element fans.

New moulds review: LEGO® Speed Champions January 2026 sets 77253, 77254 and 77257

We continue our analysis of the LEGO® Speed Champions January 2026 sets with a look at four exciting new moulds that can be found in sets 77253 Bugatti Vision GT Hyper Sports Car, 77254 Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale Sports Car and 77257 McLaren W1.

Review: 75440 AT-AT™ from LEGO® Star Wars™

The LEGO® Star Wars™ 75440 AT-AT™ is firmly aimed at the adult market. It says so on the product page on the LEGO website, twice. At least. So if you're a child: don't get any ideas, this is for adults!

The Starship Collection brings together iconic vehicles from the Star Wars universe at a shelf-friendly scale, with prices that feel more attainable than those of the Ultimate Collector Series. Set 75440 AT-AT fits in with this range of ships in a packaging and overall dimensions sense, but is not explicitly labelled as part of the collection. It deviates from the established range in class of vehicle perhaps, but nevertheless feels like it is part of that product range, and LEGO has described this as "complimentary" to other mid-scale models.

Revealed: 43019 Football from LEGO® Editions

LEGO® Editions are hoping to score big with the next set they are kicking out in March 2026. 43019 Football is an almost 1:1 scale model of the size 5 football ball used in official matches.

We've had a peek at the press release images to see if there are any new elements onside or if we should just clear the ball from inside the box. (There's more puns to come...)

Review: 71858 Four Weapons Blacksmith from LEGO® NINJAGO®

When LEGO® NINJAGO® first debuted in 2011, few would have guessed that the theme and associated television series would still be going strong 15 years later.

The theme has returned to its roots for this significant anniversary, providing us with a faithful rendition of the Four Weapons Blacksmith as it appeared at the start of the very first pilot episode, while taking advantage of the elements introduced in the last decade-and-a-half.

Revealed: Crocs™ x LEGO® Brick Clog

File under: Well, I wasn't expecting that.

Despite seeming like a wonderful April Fool's Day joke that's come early, it is actually true: Crocs™ are doing collabs with The LEGO Group. Finally, for the price of US$149.99, you can step in a LEGO brick instead of stepping on one.

Review: 11503 Flower Wall from LEGO® Botanicals

At New Elementary, we like LEGO® Botanicals, as they frequently offer us sweet recolours to feature. 11503 Flower Wall has a whopping 25 recolours, totalling about 300 pieces of the 879 in the set. That's a lot! The set also makes a compelling arrangement, and features two new LEGO colours. 

Customers seem to like the theme too, as it pumps out goodies all the time. Didn't we only just enjoy Tom's analysis of the new parts in the LEGO Botanicals January line-up? The flowering never ends.