Angel Bricks

23/08/2026

Our minifigures are inspired by history and produced in strictly limited quantities.

Each minifigure comes with its own individually numbered card, and starting with Minifigure #51, every figure also includes a certificate with a unique personal number.

If a minifigure disappears from our product list, it means it is sold out and will not return. So if you really like one of our minifigures, don’t wait too long to add it to your collection.

Our minifigure collection began in January 2022. That very first figure was especially meaningful to us. Then, due to circumstances, there was a long break. Since 2024, however, limited-edition minifigures have once again become a permanent part of our releases.

Of course, not all of them are still available. Some have already become part of our history.

You can discover all of our past minifigures in the Archive section of our website.

Thank you for being with us and for being part of our story! 🖤

08/08/2026

WW2 German soldier.

02/08/2026

✨ Something new 👀 ✨

24/07/2026

At the beginning of the First World War, French soldiers went into battle wearing uniforms that had changed little since the 19th century: dark blue tunics and bright red trousers. Such highly visible clothing quickly proved impractical in modern warfare.

The soldiers wore soft kepis, which offered almost no protection. It was only in 1915 that the French Army began widely issuing the steel Adrian helmet and the more subdued blue-grey uniform known as horizon blue.

French soldiers endured some of the war’s most devastating battles, including the Marne, Verdun, and the Somme. During the conflict, France lost around 1.4 million servicemen.

19/07/2026

Hello everyone 👋

Today, we’re excited to introduce our two new collectible minifigures! They’re already waiting for you in our shop — come and meet them.

Which one is your favorite? ✨

07/07/2026

The Rifle That Armed France 🇫🇷
The Lebel Model 1886 was the standard rifle of the French Army at the outbreak of the First World War. Although its tubular magazine was already considered outdated by 1914, it remained a reliable and accurate weapon in the hands of millions of French soldiers throughout the conflict.
Fitted with the iconic 1886 sword bayonet, nicknamed “Rosalie,” the Lebel became one of the defining symbols of the French infantry on the Western Front.

🇫🇷 Lebel M1886 & Lebel M1886 (w/bayonet) — two iconic pieces of WW1 history, now recreated in the ANGEL ARSENAL format.

05/07/2026

Introducing the French infantry of the early First World War! 🇫🇷

05/07/2026

26/06/2026

WW2German soldier. Fallschirmjäger

18/06/2026

🌲 Soviet WWII snipers relied on effective concealment.
The iconic Amoeba camouflage (MKK suit) featured large, irregular brown-green blotches designed to disrupt the human silhouette. Developed in the late 1920s–early 1930s as a cost-effective printed pattern, it was officially adopted in 1938 and issued to snipers, scouts, engineers, and reconnaissance units.
This early Soviet design allowed marksmen to blend into forests, ruins, and varied terrain on the Eastern Front.
A notable piece of WW2 military history. 🔭”.