New parts added to LEGO Pick a Brick – Avengers Tower, Piranha Plant and more

Dozens of new LEGO pieces have just arrived on Pick a Brick, including minifigure elements from Avengers Tower, green Piranha Plant parts and curved windows.

Whether you’re hoping to assemble the ultimate Vision without buying 76269 Avengers Tower or have a burning desire to give all your LEGO characters Hulk hands, there’s something in the latest Pick a Brick update for you. This latest batch of pieces includes new elements from the November 2023 sets, including the biggest LEGO Marvel set of all time and the smallest LEGO Super Mario 18+ set yet, 71426 Piranha Plant.

That means plenty of standard (and useful) parts in various shades of green for the first time, such as 1x1x2 brackets (up and down), plates, slopes and even a 1×8 arch. Also available now are the curved trans-light blue window from 76269 Avengers Tower (in case you want to make it even taller), the classic LEGO briefcase in metallic silver, and a door panel in the relatively new shade of transparent black (which has shifted away from the brown tones in the original colour).

You can check out some of the highlights of the March 2024 Pick a Brick update in the table below.

Image	LEGO piece	Part number	Design number
	PUNCHING FOIL SHEET, NO. 78	6453310	104849
	WALL 4X4X3, 1/4 CIRCLE	6444526	4041
	PLATE 1X1, W/ 1.5 PLATE 1X2, UPWARDS	6462441	73825
	PLATE 1X1, W/ 1.5 PLATE 1X2, DOWNWARDS	6464976	79389
	BRICK W. BOW 1X8X2	6462438	40296
	BRICK 1X2, OUTSIDE HALF ARCH, NO. 1	6399788	78666
	GIANT NO. 1 RIGHT HAND	6459214	10126
	GIANT NO. 1 LEFT HAND	6459215	10127
	MINI SUITCASE	6451017	4449
	DOOR 3X6	6447012	80683
	PLATE 16X16	6469644	91405

The foil sheet that includes Vision’s cape also includes Wasp’s wings, bundled together for a not-inconsiderable £3.76. But that’s still a relatively cheap way to upgrade your current LEGO Marvel minifigures if you don’t want to plump for 76269 Avengers Tower, which – let’s not forget – costs £429.99 / $499.99 / €499.99.

Next month will hopefully see new parts from both 21344 The Orient Express Train and 10326 Natural History Museum join LEGO Pick a Brick, as the service settles back into its regular rotation of updates following the post-Christmas break.

Head over to Pick a Brick to order your new parts now. Remember that you’ll create two different carts for Standard and Bestseller parts – identified by the yellow Bestseller tag – that have separate minimum order fees, so watch out for that when totting up your order. You’ll still need to hit minimum free delivery thresholds (£50 in the UK, $35 in the US, €50 in Europe) to waive shipping fees, too.

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