Author: Andrew

  • Series 27 minifigure hauls, or how many Wolfpack Beastmasters did you get?

    LEGO Collectible Minifigures Series 27 has been warmly received by fans of the hobby – mostly. For every in-demand Wolfpack Beastmaster, there’s a Hamster Costume Fan looking for a home. We’ve scoured the internet looking for Series 27 minifigure hauls, to find out what minifigures LEGO fans have been scanning and buying. And there’s a…

  • A week of LEGO minifigure scanning in numbers: 13 million scans and counting…

    LEGO Series 27 Minifigures has been on shelves for just over a week – and that means a week of using Brick Search’s best-ever minifigure scanner to find out what’s in the box. Here are the numbers behind seven days in the life of Brick Search, you guys… Series 27 is the first LEGO Collectible…

  • Are there any Wolfpack Beastmasters left in Leeds?

    We sent Matthew, from Brick Fanatics’ YouTube channel, out and about again, armed only with his wits, charm and the best-ever LEGO minifigure scanner, to see if he could find all 12 Series 27 minifigures in the Leeds LEGO Store. How did he get on? Well, 11 of the 12 minifigures were abundant but one…

  • Show us your LEGO Series 27 minifigure haul!

    LEGO Collectible Minifigure Series 27 was officially released on January 1 and if you were there front-and-centre the moment the stores opened and grabbed yourself a CMF haul to be proud of, we want to see it. Series 27 has some standout entries for the minifigure catalogue – Wolfpack Beastmaster, Bogeyman and Steampunk Inventor could…

  • Happy LEGO Collectible Minifigures Series 27 day!

    It might be January 1 but what we’re celebrating is the official release of LEGO Collectible Minifigures Series 27. They may have appeared on shelves in some locations earlier but now they’re officially out there in most of the world and ready to be scanned by Brick Search Plus’s best-ever minifigure scanner. So if you…

  • Brick Search’s minifigure scanner stops boxes being ruined in-store, LEGO fans say

    LEGO’s move to putting Collectible Minifigures in cardboard boxes was commendable from an environmental point of view, recyclable packaging being much better than one-use foil bags, but it did create issues for minifigure hunters. Feeling the shape of the minifigure pieces inside the bag wasn’t 100% accurate, but it was the best way of finding…