New Figs On The Block April 2026 – Sunflower Lanyard Child, Firefighter, Conservationist & Koala, and Stunt Driver!!

Brand new LEGO characters are available at BaM (build-a-minifigure) Stations Worldwide and include new prints and more!

The BaM characters hit many stores 1st April 2026 and are available in most regions Worldwide. They come with a nice mix of prints, parts and accessories that many LEGO fans will be eager to get their hands on. Take a look at them below, along with a breakdown of what to look for whilst building your Minifigures. The most sought-after one will definitely be the new Conservationist and Koala character.

A massive thank you to @lego_bam for sending me images of them all, being a fair distance from a LEGO store it’s hard for me to source them myself.

Sunflower Lanyard Child:

• Brown spikey hairpiece
• Young boy smile with freckles
• Light orange torso with Sunflower lanyard print
• Short but posable blue legs
• Puppy dog

Stunt Driver:

• Dark red helmet
• Female head with white hood around her face
• Dark teal torso with flame prints
• Matching teal legs
• Red tool box

Firefighter Chief:

• Shiney silver helmet
• Older male head with grey mutton-chops
• Red torso with firefright print
• Matching red legs with dual moulded black ends
• Newer axe accessory

Conservationist & Koala:

• Beige keepers hat
• Male head with smirk
• Olive torso with new ‘Rescue’ print, plus beige arms
• Dark tan legs with pocket print
• Cute Koala animal

As you can see the new BaM characters are perfect for LEGO Minifigure collectors, it’s a chance to add brand new characters to your collection – I can personally see them all being popular. Being LEGO though nothing is set in stone, all the parts above can be swapped for entirely different bits. Genders can be switched, colour combinations can be whatever you make them, and accessories can be random. Remember to have fun and enjoy your LEGO experience.

If you like the look of these characters they are available now at most LEGO stores BaM Stations, although I would recommend phoning ahead to confirm before heading in, to avoid disappointment.