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01 September 2026

LEGO® Pick a Brick: September 2026 new elements

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dozens of lego pieces that will be added to pick a brick on 1 september 2026

About 180 pieces were added to LEGO® Pick a Brick (PaB) on Tuesday 1 September 2026. The included elements are from sets released in May.


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New elements on PaB on Tue 1 September 2026

All elements should be tagged 2026SepNew on PaB 

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List of element categories

Animal / Creature Body Parts (1)

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Bars, Ladders and Fences (6)

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Bricks (1)

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Bricks Curved (22)

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Bricks Round and Cones (29)

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Bricks Sloped (7)

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Bricks Special (5)

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Bricks Wedged (13)

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Energy Effects (1)

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Hinges, Arms and Turntables (2)

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Minifig Accessories (2)

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Minifig Heads (1)

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Minifig Headwear (5)

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Minifig Lower Body (1)

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Minifig Shields, Weapons, & Tools (2)

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Minifig Upper Body (9)

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Panels (2)

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Plants & Trees (1)

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Plates (3)

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Plates Round Curved and Dishes (8)

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Plates Special (13)

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Plates Wedged (11)

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Technic Bricks (6)

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Technic Connectors (3)

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Technic Gears (3)

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Technic Special (1)

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Tiles (10)

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Tiles Round and Curved (4)

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Tiles Special (3)

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Tubes and Hoses (1)

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Wheels and Tyres (2)

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Windscreens and Fuselage (3)

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List of element colors

Black
Blue
Bright Green
Bright Light Blue
Bright Light Orange
Bright Light Yellow
Bright Pink
Coral
Dark Blue
Dark Bluish Gray
Dark Brown
Dark Green
Dark Orange
Dark Pink
Dark Purple
Dark Red
Dark Tan
Dark Turquoise
Green
Light Aqua
Light Bluish Gray
Lime
Magenta
Medium Lavender
Medium Nougat
Metallic Silver
Nougat
Pearl Gold
Red
Reddish Brown
Reddish Orange
Sand Blue
Sand Green
Tan
Trans-Black
Trans-Clear
Trans-Light Blue
Trans-Orange
Trans-Red
Vibrant Yellow
Warm Tan
White
Yellow
Yellowish Green

Black

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Blue

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Bright Green

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Bright Light Blue

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Bright Light Orange

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Bright Light Yellow

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Bright Pink

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Coral

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Dark Blue

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Dark Bluish Gray

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Dark Brown

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Dark Green

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Dark Orange

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Dark Pink

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Dark Purple

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Dark Red

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Dark Tan

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Dark Turquoise

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Green

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Light Aqua

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Light Bluish Gray

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Lime

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Magenta

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Medium Lavender

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Medium Nougat

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Metallic Silver

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Nougat

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Pearl Gold

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Red

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Reddish Brown

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Reddish Orange

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Sand Blue

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Sand Green

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Tan

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Trans-Black

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Trans-Clear

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Trans-Light Blue

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Trans-Orange

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Trans-Red

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Vibrant Yellow

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Warm Tan

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White

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Yellow

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Yellowish Green

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15 comments:

  1. Once again a new color for 7052, but still no dark grey, while 2 Hungarian BL sellers with annoying "min buy/avg lot" and expensive shipping are sitting on thousands of them & basically have a monopoly.

    Also I really need the new 4x8 curves (8236) only used for F1 helmets. The first one was released in May, so I was expecting it released unprinted now. I need a color from the next helmets, but the fact that there's simply none released this month, means that they're not gonna be released unprinted for the other ones either.
    Gonna be a pain in the ass to remove all the black paint from the orange ones.
    Also quite painful that BL lists that part in unprinted orange, but it just doesn't exist/can't be bought. Not even the 1x8 version exists in orange.
    Well the Chinese have already copied the helmets so hopefully I'll find them on another market.

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  2. STILL NO LBG 5093! It's been over 2 years sine it first came out in a set...

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    1. Isn't 5093 available in light bluish grey aka medium stone grey here: https://www.lego.com/en-us/pick-and-build/pick-a-brick?query=5093&selectedElement=6513905 ?

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    2. Not in Europe (Germany) :((

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  3. I don't see any elements from the football sets? I am referring to torsos, hair pieces, and prints :(

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    1. They are probably considered licensed, so PAB won’t get them

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  4. When are we getting the "What are the new Lego parts in September 2026 sets" list?

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  5. The sep new code was working yesterday and now it seems all the 2026 new codes are not working any ideas?

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    1. They changed the search and it seems not working on m'y french locale also... Someone knows if the codes are translated now?

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  6. Anyone know why 5489 in blue wouldn’t have appeared this month?

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    1. 8253 is probably a licensed part.

      Btw, it seems as if I can't comment on "What are the new LEGO® parts in September 2026 sets?", for some reason...

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    2. What's weird though is that the bat mobile windscreens were included, so I don't think unprinted windscreens are licenced

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  8. Btw the 7504 pauldrons are back in stock, for those who had missed them. I don't care for minifig accessories but this one has cluch on studs (unlike half of neck accessories) and is quite useful

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  9. Excited to see the 8023 visor 13 x 9 x 4 from the F1 helmets, but I can't actually find it — is anybody else seeing it? In what country/region?

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