New LEGO Pick a Brick parts coming soon, including space baby and Dune minifigures

27/05/202427/05/2024Rachael Davies315 Views 1 Comment

LEGO Pick a Brick has a new flurry of parts, including two space baby heads and some minifigure elements from the one and only Dune set.

The online Pick a Brick service will have dozens of new parts, due to launch on May 28. Some parts may not be able to order immediately as the online store catches up to the new influx of parts, but it’s worth keeping an eye out, as some parts that launch immediately have been known to sell out fast.

Some LEGO elements of note include the two space baby heads from previous GWP 40712 Micro Rocket Launchpad – although they could be thought of to be more like tiny astronauts, as the faces are printed like adults, rather than the larger-eyed space babies we’ve seen before in 71037 Series 24’s Brown Astronaut and Spacebaby. You will be able to pick up the heads in both blue and white.

Other sets with their parts coming to Pick a Brick include 21346 Family Tree, with the orange rings used to fix photos to the tree and the printed ‘Our Family’ 2×4 tile also dropping on May 28. Dune fans will also be able to pick up extra minifigure parts with a number of new minifigure torsos from 10327 Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter, including that of Paul Atreides himself, complete with the Atreides Hawk Crest.

Here’s a quick look at some of the most exciting parts coming to the online Pick a Brick service on May 28.

LEGO piece	Part number	Design number
RING 3X3, W/ 3.2 SHAFT, NO. 1	6475522	10003917
BUTTERFLY NO.6	6475767	10107004
MINI UPPER PART, NO. 6974	6477704	10076382
MINI FIGURE, BABY HEAD, NO. 11	6478949	10107468
MINI FIGURE, BABY HEAD, NO. 12	6480302	10107513
MINI SHORT SWORD	6480837	10018034
FLAT TILE 2X4, NO. 326	6475768	10107005

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Rachael Davies

I write about all the very best fandoms – and that means LEGO, of course. Spending so much time looking at and talking about LEGO sets is dangerous for my bank balance, but the LEGO shelves are thriving. You win some, you lose some.