You can now buy LEGO Classic Purple Space helmet at Pick a Brick

26/09/202326/09/2023 Rachael Davies 6898 Views 0 Comments

Your path to a LEGO Classic Purple astronaut just got easier, with an essential new Pick a Brick element now in stock.

After appearing on Pick a Brick yesterday but not being available to buy, LEGO Classic Purple Space helmets are now in stock and ready to purchase via Pick a Brick. Following the return of purple air tanks, this means that creating your own purple astronaut in LEGO Classic Space style just got that much easier. The Medium Lilac helmet costs just 30p at Pick a Brick, so move fast to make sure you don’t miss out on them. Bear in mind that the LEGO Classic Space purple air tanks have already been on the platform for just a few weeks and have already been in and out of stock a few times in that period.

Head to LEGO.com to place your Pick a Brick order while stocks last.

The LEGO Classic Space purple helmet is only currently available in one set so far (80111 Lunar New Year Parade) although at least two Medium Lilac helmets will be included in the upcoming 40608 Halloween Fun VIP Add-On Pack, probably available sometime in October. Still, Pick a Brick is certainly the cheapest way to get your hands on the sought-after element.

Both the purple air tank and helmet are essential to building your own purple astronaut and therefore completing the full rainbow of LEGO Classic Space minifigures. Don’t waste any time to snap up these helmets as we’re sure they’ll disappear quickly. You’ll need to spend a minimum of £10 to avoid a £5 delivery fee, but with a recent swathe of new 2023 elements just added, you’re sure to find enough to cross that minimum threshold.

Head to LEGO.com to place your Pick a Brick order while stocks last.

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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.