LEGO adds new 2023 pieces to Pick a Brick – Star Wars, Marvel and more

The LEGO Group has refreshed its online Pick a Brick selection with new-for-2023 elements from Star Wars, Marvel and more – including the Darksaber blade…

That long-awaited piece, which first debuted in 75348 Mandalorian Fang Fighter vs. TIE Interceptor in May and has since reappeared in 75361 Spider Tank, headlines recent updates to the Pick a Brick selection that encompass a bunch of new and interesting elements. The Darksaber blade – listed as ‘Sword, No. 29’ – costs 66p on its own, and is not listed among the Bestseller parts.

Standard Pick a Brick pieces take a little longer to ship, but most of the new additions are filed under that category, so you don’t need to worry about your basket splitting between Standard and Bestseller parts (each of which has its own minimum fee-free threshold). Other notable entries among recent updates include Luke Skywalker’s new hair from 75352 Emperor’s Throne Room Diorama, recolours of Indiana Jones sun hats and Adam Warlock’s gold wig from 76255 The New Guardians’ Ship.

If you’re looking specifically for the latest additions to Pick a Brick, head to LEGO.com, navigate to the Pick a Brick section (under ‘Shop’ in the top menu bar) and find the ‘Sort & Filter’ menu on the left of the page. Choose ‘Sort by: Newest’, display as many parts as you like (or your PC can handle), and get scrolling. Don’t forget that you can also display items that are out of stock for an idea of what to look out for in future purchases.

Examples of new pieces not currently in stock include several interesting hairpieces, a gold beard, multiple Technic panels, a blue bird and the new trans-black windscreen element from 75346 Pirate Snub Fighter. Elsewhere, the purple air tanks required to build a purple Classic Space astronaut are back in stock (at least at the time of writing), ready to be paired with the helmets included in upcoming gift-with-purchase 40608 Halloween Fun VIP Add-On Pack.

Remember that Pick a Brick orders require a minimum spend of £10 (in the UK) on either type of part – Standard or Bestseller – to waive fees, while you’ll still need to meet minimum free delivery thresholds in your region to avoid extra shipping costs. That’s £50 in the UK, but you can pair element orders with sets from LEGO.com to reach it – and with so many brand new sets just landing on shelves, that’s not exactly difficult.

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