We're days away from the next series of LEGO collectibles, and they're starting to show up early, so it's time to get the scanner to help your hunt.
71049 F1 Collectible Race Cars launches on May 1 but with evidence that some stores are stocking them early, and the recent revelation that the necessary codes have been added to the Brick Search app, it's a great time to remind you of the useful minifigure scanner that just so happens to work with the new collectible cars too.

The Brick Search app is available now on Android and iOS devices. As well as being a LEGO collection-tracking app, it also has a helpful minifigure scanner that utilises the data matrix codes (essentially a smaller QR code) that are located on the bottom of the LEGO Collectible Minifigures boxes. While 71049 F1 Collectible Race Cars has no such minifigures, it still has the codes, and you can find out which team's car is in each box by scanning them with Brick Search.
The video below is taken from our previous Brick Search guide for
To make the most use of Brick Search's minifigure scanner, you'll need a subscription to Brick Search Plus, costing £1.99 / $2.99 per month or £19.99 / $29.99 per year. Subscribing will grant you unlimited access to the scanner.
For those who still have Brick Search and Brick Search Plus on hand after the various minifigure series that have been using the codes, rest assured that everything is ready ahead of the debut of
Download the app on Android and iOS devices to get some practice in before
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