BAV BRICK’s new releases are mostly 1:8 racing and hypercar builds, motorized engine models, and display scenes, from a brick brand known for large collector-scale cars. As of September 24, 2026, the official Recently New Sets page leads with the Ferrari 499P, a Ferrari SP3 V12 engine, an auto repair garage, and a Mercedes-AMG GT3. This guide sorts them by price, bricks per dollar, and who each one suits.
What are the new BAV BRICK sets listed in 2026?
BAV BRICK’s Recently New Sets page showed 17 New-badged sets on its first page on September 24, 2026, led by the 1:8 Ferrari 499P. The collection holds 232 sets in total, so the badge, not the collection size, is the real signal of what just arrived. Prices below are entry prices in USD, and “from” marks the lowest-priced variant, so remote-control and LED-kit options can cost more.
| Set | Type | Pieces | Entry price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1:8 Ferrari 499P, 2025 Le Mans #51 | Endurance racer | 4,749 | from $247.19 |
| 1:8 Mercedes-AMG GT3 (officially licensed) | GT3 race car | 5,466 | $391.39 |
| Motorized Large Ferrari SP3 V12 Engine | Engine display | 2,155 | $175.09 |
| Large W16 Engine | Engine display | 2,520 | $185.39 |
| Auto Repair Shop Garage | Display scene | 3,000+ | $205.99 |
| Motorised Wind Turbine Station | Motorised display | 2,884 | $143.17 |
| 1:14 Supercharged American Muscle Car | Muscle car | 1,543 | $92.69 |
| 1:8 Pagani Zonda R | Hypercar | 3,300+ | from $226.59 |
| 1:8 Ferrari SF90, mechanical linkage | Hypercar | 3,797 | from $235.87 |
| 1:8 Mercedes-Benz W16 F1 Racing Car | F1 car | 1,887+ | from $163.77 |
| 1:10 Porsche RWB 993 | Widebody Porsche | 2,088+ | from $153.47 |
| Ski Performance Wagon & Camper | Touring set | 1,294 | $82.39 |
The same page also badges a Batman-themed 1:8 car set from $226.59, two 1:8 Hybrid Hypercar EVO paint editions from $277.07 and $298.69, a 1:8 Lamborghini Aventador SVJ widebody from $360.49, and a 1:24 Mercedes-AMG GT at $56.65. The New badge marks listings, not confirmed launch dates, because the cards show no release dates. In this guide, “new” means newest listed.
Which BAV BRICK new releases give you the most bricks per dollar?
The Motorised Wind Turbine Station and the Ferrari 499P give the most bricks per dollar among the new sets, at roughly 5 cents per listed piece. These figures divide the entry prices and piece counts on BAV BRICK’s official listings as of September 24, 2026, so treat them as a comparison aid rather than a quality score.
| Set | Entry price | Pieces | Approx. cost per piece |
|---|---|---|---|
| Motorised Wind Turbine Station | $143.17 | 2,884 | $0.050 |
| 1:8 Ferrari 499P | from $247.19 | 4,749 | $0.052 |
| 1:14 Supercharged American Muscle Car | $92.69 | 1,543 | $0.060 |
| 1:8 Ferrari SF90, mechanical linkage | from $235.87 | 3,797 | $0.062 |
| Ski Performance Wagon & Camper | $82.39 | 1,294 | $0.064 |
| 1:8 Mercedes-AMG GT3 | $391.39 | 5,466 | $0.072 |
| Motorized Ferrari SP3 V12 Engine | $175.09 | 2,155 | $0.081 |
| 1:8 Mercedes-Benz W16 F1 | from $163.77 | 1,887+ | $0.087 or less |
The common mistake is treating a low cost per piece as a verdict. Piece count ignores motors, printed parts, licensing, and finished size, so the $391.39 Mercedes-AMG GT3 at about 7 cents per piece is not automatically a worse buy than a cheaper set with fewer special parts. Sets marked with a plus sign, such as 1,887+, contain at least that many pieces, so their true cost per piece is slightly lower than shown.
Which new set fits which kind of collector?
Racing fans should look at the Ferrari 499P, Mercedes-AMG GT3, and Mercedes-Benz W16 F1, while smaller budgets point to the 1:14 muscle car and the 1:24 Mercedes-AMG GT.
- Endurance and GT racing fans: the 1:8 Ferrari 499P (from $247.19) offers unprinted or Michelin Le Mans printed tires, and the officially licensed 1:8 Mercedes-AMG GT3 has the highest entry price of the new sets at $391.39 and 5,466 pieces.
- Formula 1 fans: the 1:8 Mercedes-Benz W16 F1 (from $163.77, 1,887+ pieces) comes with a choice of No. 63 or No. 12 decals.
- Engine display builders: the motorized Ferrari SP3 V12 engine ($175.09, 2,155 pieces) and the Large W16 engine ($185.39, 2,520 pieces) are engine display models, not vehicles.
- Diorama builders: the Auto Repair Shop Garage ($205.99, 3,000+ pieces) is styled as a workshop for a car collection, and the Motorised Wind Turbine Station ($143.17) is a motorised shelf piece.
- Smaller shelves and budgets: the 1:14 Supercharged American Muscle Car ($92.69, 31.4 cm long), the Ski Performance Wagon & Camper ($82.39, 1,294 pieces) and the 1:24 Mercedes-AMG GT ($56.65, 329 pieces).
Skip the 1:24 kit if you want a large display piece. At about 17 cents per piece it is the priciest of the sets compared here, and its listing states that only an electronic manual is provided, so expect to build from a screen.
Are there upcoming BAV BRICK sets worth waiting for?
No confirmed list of upcoming BAV BRICK sets turned up on the official site or in search results as of September 24, 2026, so treat any “coming soon” roundup as speculation. The most reliable early signal is the Recently New Sets collection sorted new to old. BAV BRICK also promotes a VIP program for exclusive updates, new arrivals and insider-only discounts, and out-of-stock variants show a Notify me button that collects an email for back-in-stock alerts.
Popular sets can also sell out. Some listings on the official site have carried notes that a set was sold out across the market, with an estimated next batch and an option to reserve a place in the shipping queue. If a set you want is in stock today, buying it now beats waiting for an unconfirmed successor.
How can you pay less for a new BAV BRICK set?
BAV BRICK itself confirms free worldwide shipping and a VIP email list with insider discounts, while percentage codes come from third-party trackers and need a test at checkout. On September 24, 2026, SimplyCodes’ store page headlined nine BAV BRICK codes, topping out at 20% off storewide, though counts elsewhere on the same page differ. Its newest user confirmation is dated September 20, 2026 for an 8% code, and the 20% code’s latest listed confirmation is May 23, 2026. No code was tested at checkout for this guide, and the code strings sit behind a reveal on the tracker, so none are printed here.
Timing matters more than most shoppers expect. SimplyCodes’ two-year history shows tracked BAV BRICK codes clustering from May through August and none from November through January, and it found no Black Friday or Cyber Monday BAV BRICK offer on September 24, 2026. That is a pattern, not a promise.
Shipping details conflict. The official site banner advertises free shipping worldwide, while SimplyCodes notes describe a $150 threshold. The official banner is the stronger source, but confirm the shipping line at checkout before you pay.
BAV BRICK publishes no list of code exclusions, and its Special Offer collection shows built-in markdowns, so a code may reject sale-priced sets. Third-party trackers describe checkout as taking one code per order. Test in this order:
- Add one full-price new set, such as the Ferrari SP3 V12 engine, to your cart.
- Apply one code at checkout and confirm the discount appears before you enter payment details.
- If the code is rejected, remove any Special Offer or marked-down items and try again.
An 8% code saves about $20 on the $247.19 Ferrari 499P, and a 20% code would save about $49, so weigh that against how long you are willing to wait. Every code listing on Smart Cart Codes shows a last-verified date, so use that date as your freshness check before you pay for a new BAV BRICK set.
Choose by build type first, cost per piece second, and code hunting last. If you want the most bricks per dollar in a headline race car, the Ferrari 499P is the value pick on today’s list, and if you want a licensed GT3 or an F1 decal choice, buy the set you will actually build rather than waiting on a code that has historically been scarce from November through January. Recheck the listed price on the day you order, since prices, stock and codes can change.
Last updated: September 24, 2026
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