It's a big one! Over 800 pieces have been added to LEGO® Pick a Brick (PaB) today, Thursday 1 October 2026. The included elements are from sets released in June.
READ MORE: See the list of all October 2026 PaB new pieces
June 2026 was the biggest list of new elements we've ever seen for a June month, so it is no surprise this PaB release is huge too.
There are notable amounts of animals, horn shapes, wings, cheese slopes and mushrooms!
Notable new moulds include the 6x6 curved corner cheese slope, Bluey hand, straw boater hat, Woodstock tuft, koala, thin 90° macaroni tube, 2x2 rock containers and the little jumper wings that Tom analysed recently.
Sets these new elements come from include 11377 Minas Tirith, 11380 Road Bike, 11505 Woodland Mushrooms, 21368 Snoopy's Doghouse, 43302 Main Street, U.S.A., 76354 S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier and 77985 Dinosaur Fossils: Triceratops.
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and still no trace of the ones I was waiting for :(
ReplyDeleteWeird that they added the heads of the elemental monsters, but not the body. That is really odd. I am still waiting for the treasure creatures from Dreamzzz on Pab too. Super weird they don't put ninjago minifigure parts except for the heads or helmets.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like they started withholding desirable elements so you're required to buy the flagship sets, the Acid monster isn't on PaB whatsoever from what I can see.
DeleteWhat makes this especially frustrating is that these interesting designs only stay on the market for a year maximum...
meanwhile you can't even find the F1 helmet slopes unprinted anywhere. And even printed they're rare enough on BL. PAB was supposed to be the place to get unprinted versions of new printed parts (it was the case for Speed Champions parts).
DeleteI don't think PAB was "supposed" to be the place to get unprinted versions of printed parts—that was a nice bonus when it happened but wasn't ever really ever universal and could have just been a fortunate fluke.
Deletewell then there's NO place (until China does, as usual) where to get unprinted versions of printed parts, while this is where PAB would totally not overlap with BL for once.
DeleteThey haven't released any legs nor torsos which belong to the original IPs for a while. It's a nuisance because it really makes creating OC fantasy and sci-fi characters more difficult and expensive. If the parts belong to a popular character, it affects the price of marketplaces such as BrickLink. ...and when they're only available there, it's impossible to collect VIP points by purchasing the parts on PAB online.
DeleteSorry Lego but after the decision, you have drastically decreased my will to continue creating custom minifigures
and collect the minifigures as a hobby. There's no way I could consider purchasing a whole set for a sake of cool minifigure parts. The space is limited and too valuable for the set which I don't care as the whole set.
Nice! Was hoping the straw hats from disney mainstreet ended up on PaB!
ReplyDeleteWell either these hats were more popular then I expected(sold out within a few hours) or stuff is still being added to the inventory
DeleteSeems lego raised the price of some parts
ReplyDeleteYou're right they have. Glow in the dark pieces are massively affected
DeleteI am so gonna hoard the Snoopy grass. Great potential for ground moc'ing
ReplyDeleteHello there. Does someone knows if the 1x4 slope 6555133 ever reached the online PAB, or are we still waiting for it? Saw nothing so far... Thanks.
ReplyDelete5654 is there in 10 colors
DeleteI know, but I'm about the bright red that's only available on one One Piece set.
Deleteah, I thought 6555133 was dark red (as BL shows dark red when you search)
DeleteApologies if that the case, but I got the number from the instructions of the set.
DeleteThanks so much for sharing the news as always, dear Admin.
ReplyDeleteAm I missing something? I'm in New Zealand. I just searched for 2026OctNew. It's only showing 128 elements at both Lego NZ and Lego GB. Are there supposed to be over 800 new elements? Thank You.
it does the same thing to me in America. If you search by “Newest” first, 100 per page, you’ll see 7 pages of new elements.
DeleteI heard that it could depend on when the parts were uploaded to the database and such. You can try searching for the exact number directly.
DeleteWeird, when I search it on NZ i see 628 elements
DeleteYesterday from Belgium was 128 like Kannis, then today also 628. At least sorting by "Newest" finally seems to work !
DeleteHow does Lego choose which pieces should go to the stores?? I ask cuz I see videos of people getting a great deals when they grab one of the big boxes to stuff pieces in. And save so much money
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