It is that time once again as new minifigures have arrived from LEGO as they announce Series 24 of their mystery bling bag line. Twelve new characters are on the way to help improve your LEGO City or other sets out there. Each figure is packed with its own ...

The LEGO Group says it will introduce a new “SMART Play" system in 2026 designed to make brick-built creations respond to how children move, hold and imagine with their toys.

Don’t bother putting Lego’s new minifigure collection on your holiday wish list because it’s not slated to hit stores until January 1, but Lego does make up for that unfortunate timing with an excellent roundup of weird and wonderful new figures ...

On May 1, LEGO will release a series of Muppet Minifigures depicting Jim Henson's most iconic creations: Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, Rowlf the Dog, Gonzo the Great, Animal, Janice, Swedish Chef, Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Beaker, Statler, and Waldorf.

It's familiar territory for anyone who's tackled LEGO's other oversized figures. But it doesn't need to reinvent the wheel (or the sleigh).

A LEGO® mega fan has collected so many Minifigures he’s run out of room to display them all. Steven van Dyk (Belgium) officially has the largest collection of LEGO® Minifigures. A whopping 11,803 of them, beating the previous record by over 2,000.

While Bricks & Minifigs is a franchise, the store on North Freeway Road is the only location in Pueblo. Jon and Ashley VanDeventer are the owners of the Pueblo store. The couple grew acquainted with Lego products and the Bricks & Minifigs franchise through their son Mason, now 17.