Milwaukee Brewers 2026 World Series Champions Building Block Set

The finished model is a small celebration scene. A gold-and-silver trophy towers over the centre on a black plinth reading "Milwaukee Brewers, World Series Champions 2026," framed by a brick ballpark facade with a grey arched roof, the words "American Family Field," light towers, gold pennants and navy banners on both wings. A green field runs across the front, and a navy border with gold stars and the ball-in-glove logo wraps the base.

Six minifigures stand in front of the trophy, each on its own printed name plate. The box art labels it "The Championship Celebration Edition" and lists the buildable trophy, the ballpark, six collectible player and manager minifigures, and the full brick count on the front panel.

The completed diorama in front of its Championship Celebration Edition box.

Six minifigures make up a pocket-sized championship roster

Each figure wears a Brewers uniform, cap or helmet, and its name and number are printed on the plate in front of it. Together they form a neat summary of the team that went 103-59 and then beat Tampa Bay four games to one:

Minifigure	Number	Why he is here
Jackson Chourio	#11	Racked up 11 hits, a record for a Fall Classic that ended in five
William Contreras	#24	World Series MVP after batting .381 behind the plate
Jacob Misiorowski	#32	Allowed one run in 10⅔ innings across the series
Christian Yelich	#22	2018 National League MVP and the club’s longest-serving star
Brice Turang	#2	Made the throw that recorded the final out of Game 5
Pat Murphy	Manager	Two-time NL Manager of the Year who guided the title run

The figures are posed with bats, gloves and a waving hand, so the scene feels like the field after the last out rather than a team photo. Swap their positions and the scene changes mood, from celebration to a lineup card read aloud.

The box front lists the trophy, the ballpark and the six player and manager minifigures.

The backdrop is modelled on a ballpark with a famous roof

The Brewers’ home opened in 2001 as Miller Park, replacing County Stadium next door. Its fan-shaped retractable roof slides open and closed on rails, a big reason a team in Wisconsin can play baseball comfortably in April and late October. The ballpark took the name American Family Field in 2021, and it is where Milwaukee clinched home-field advantage this season.

The set suggests that roof with a pale grey arch built from curved and slanted pieces above the brick front. Light towers on each side and banners hanging from the walls complete the impression of a stadium dressed up for a title.

The minifigures lined up on their name plates beside the trophy base.

The trophy is the most satisfying part of the build

Builders tend to save the centrepiece for last, and the trophy rewards that patience. Rows of slim gold and silver elements rise into a crown, the base takes a printed ball-in-glove tile, and the finished height draws the eye across a room. It is a fair approximation of the real Commissioner’s Trophy, whose gold flags represent every major-league club.

Once it is placed on the field, the diorama shifts from a pile of bricks into a scene. Many builders photograph that moment, which is a big part of the appeal of a commemorative set like this.

An evening build at the coffee table, coffee mug within reach.

A slow build for a season that deserves to be savoured

A project with this many bricks takes a few evenings, which suits a championship people want to relive. It works as a shared build for a parent and teenager, a holiday project between Christmas and New Year, or a solo job with the World Series replays playing in the background.

When it is done, it holds its own on a shelf or office credenza. For a matching seasonal piece, the championship countdown advent calendar keeps the celebration going through December.

The final step: setting the trophy in place on the field.

Written by Nadia Marsh, Collectibles Specialist at DoesignUs.