04 August 2025

LEGO® Pick a Brick: new elements added in August 2025

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42 different Lego pieces

More than 50 new or returning LEGO® pieces have been added to the Pick a Brick service, all from April 2025 sets.

Jump to list of new parts in April sets being added to Pick a Brick in July

 

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Sets included

The new pieces being added are from the following 5 sets, all released in April 2025. Have a look through to see if you were interested in the pieces from any of them, and click their links to view all their currently available pieces on Pick a Brick:


Highlights and notable omissions

It's not a big month, but there are a few lovely things here.

Sadly the Shire upload does not include the beautiful curved tiles printed with stonework, nor the rugs. However the new window panel with a round window is there as well as the recoloured pen used as a candlestick and the hedgehog used as a pinecone. Similarly, no printed minifigure parts have been included, which is typical for intellectual properties, but unprinted ones are – including the tousled dark grey hair, 3 pairs of legs and the new hard plastic skirt piece!


Search PaB for
element 6528360
Lego element 6528360 Search PaB for
element 6534881
Lego element 6534881 Search PaB for
element 6528545
Lego element 6528545 Search PaB for
element 6471089
Lego element 6471089

 

The other desirable new mould is from the Steamboat: the LEGO Technic 3-module axle connector with one frictionless side.

Search PaB for
element 6546682
Lego element 6546682


New parts in April 2025 sets being added to Pick a Brick in July


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8 comments:

  1. Anonymous4 Aug 2025, 21:15:00

    With Lego getting so into making ultra specialized pieces for every situation, I’m surprised it took so long to get a circle window frame. It would look great on a submarine once it’s in more colors.

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    1. Håkan S.4 Aug 2025, 22:32:00

      There are some older parts with portholes, but the ones in neutral colors are often fairly expensive

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    2. Andrew Barnick5 Aug 2025, 00:02:00

      I can't help but think how much better themes like Spongebob would have looked if they'd had these instead of the solution they opted for (porthole printing on clear panels, which always ended up sort of see-through and artificial looking).

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  2. Anonymous5 Aug 2025, 02:59:00

    Those dual molded black pants with brown boots legs are awesome! Only available in the Disney beauty and the beast set. I bought a ton before they are all gone!

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  3. Anonymous5 Aug 2025, 09:12:00

    Bizarrely there are still dozens pieces listed from last month that are still not available. Eg 6555137

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    1. Gol6 Aug 2025, 09:02:00

      Well there are still parts from last year that have never even been listed. Like 3661 in black, which is in 17 sets already. Had to buy chinese ones instead!

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    2. Håkan S.6 Aug 2025, 12:57:00

      They're on Bricklink, though. Seem to be about a buck a piece on average, depending on seller.

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  4. Jonathan Wilson6 Aug 2025, 06:36:00

    For whatever reason the new parts from the buildable Star Wars logo also appear to have landed on PaB.

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