Brick the ice with our LEGO® Antarctic Minifigures

02/10/2025

From the first recorded crossing of the Antarctic Circle to a modern icebreaker representing a new era of Antarctic exploration, we take a look at the ships that made Antarctic history.

Crafted exclusively for UKAHT, this distinguished set of four LEGO® Minifigures pays tribute to the great age of Antarctic exploration and its enduring legacy. 

The collection features minifigures inspired by the heroic-era explorers such as Amundsen, Scott and Shackleton, alongside a contemporary female explorer honouring the vital role of modern women adventurers play in the content's ever-evolving story.

Whether you’re a lifelong collector or new to the world of polar history, this unique set makes a timeless addition to any collection. With its broad appeal across generations, these distinctive pieces will also make a superb Christmas gift – inspiring curiosity, sparking imagination, and delighting recipients of all ages.

These premium LEGO® Minifigures are only available through UKAHT, making this limited edition set a true collector’s piece. Created by United Bricks, the minifigures are printed on genuine brand-new LEGO® parts using a high-quality UV printing method.

The Minifigures are available for £16.95 each, or you can pick up the entire set for £60. Use discount code LEGO4 at checkout. The offer is only valid once per order.

Modern Female Explorer

Inspired by the remarkable achievements of modern female explorers, this figure honours women such as Preet Chandi, the current Guinness World Record holder for the longest solo, unsupported, one-way polar ski journey; the Ice Maidens, the first all-female team to cross Antarctica under their own power; American trailblazer Ann Bancroft, the first woman to reach both the North and South Poles; and Norwegian adventurer Liv Arnesen, who in 1994, became the first woman to ski solo and unsupported to the South Pole. 

Facing extreme cold and isolation, they prove that with preparation and resilience, any challenge can be overcome, inspiring us today and encouraging future generations to push boundaries of their own.

Roald Amundsen

Inspired by Roald Amundsen, the pioneering Norwegian explorer who was the first to reach the South Pole and navigate the Northwest Passage. Known for his meticulous planning and deep respect for indigenous knowledge, Amundsen's legacy represents precision, adaptability, and the enduring human drive to explore the unknown.

Captain Robert Falcon Scott

Inspired by Captain Robert Falcon Scott, the British naval officer and explorer who led two major Antarctic expeditions in the early 20th century. Known for his scientific ambition and stoic leadership, Scott's legacy reflects the courage and sacrifice of those who ventured into the unknown in pursuit of discovery.

Sir Ernest Shackleton

Inspired by Sir Ernest Shackleton, one of the most iconic figures of Antarctic exploration. Known for his extraordinary leadership and resilience, this figure reflects the enduring spirit of discovery and survival in the harshest conditions on Earth. A tribute to courage, curiosity, and the quest for adventure.