EVERY LEGO Helmet Set EVER (2001-2025)

Join us on a journey through LEGO History, as we showcase every single Helmet or Bust ever made!
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[@FeldtsFlicks]

Might be a long shot but I'd love a Tahu Mask (Kanohi Hau). I think that could look really cool built with system (and maybe a mix of technic)

[@SticklerBricks]

Ofcourse Chris Finds a way to talk about Bionicle in a Star Wars/Marvel showcase! Haha. Duck is in the Building Quack quack quack!

[@pydpipper]

2:14 your at-at is missing a piece on the right hand side

[@AlexWill-a2z]

Your videos have been such a huge source of inspiration for me, especially during tough times. The passion and dedication you put into every build remind me that even the smallest details can bring joy. Watching you share your love for LEGO has given me something to look forward to, even on my hardest days. Your creativity and enthusiasm make the world feel a little brighter, and your collection tells a story of patience, effort, and endless imagination. Seeing how you cherish every piece reminds me that even when life gets challenging, there’s always room to build something new. Thank you for sharing your journey and for being a light to so many of us. Your work is more than just LEGO-it’s a reminder to keep going, stay creative, and find happiness in the little things. Keep doing what you do because it truly makes a difference. Wishing you all the best, and I can’t wait to see what you create next!

[@fritzmoy101]

I would guess that the reason for such a large set for black panther probably has to do with honoring Chadwick Boseman, the actor who plays black panther who passed away in 2020

[@hrodas2008]

I made a phasma and a first order trooper based on the sith trooper. It’s in rebrickable, if you serch under “hrodas” you can get the instructions free.

[@HUSOUTOS]

i love lego

[@JibsBrickHub]

The Sith trooper helmet is built wrong, the angled red pieces in the lower center of each panel in the center of the helmet should be swapped.

[@Alan-vk6bk]

Not something I collect but I might start to find some used sets.....I know Tie fighter is soooooo expensive now!!

[@TheKayasto]

need lego to make daft punk helmets

[@littlejonathorn6860]

Didn’t we get a hulk bust?

[@AlexWill-a2z]

8:07 I believe the reason they chose to keep the design unchanged is to preserve the iconic look. If they kept renovating the helmet, it might lose the unique appeal that makes it special for original collectors. Many longtime fans appreciate the nostalgic value of the classic design, and constant changes could diminish that sentiment. The helmet has become a symbol of the brand, instantly recognizable and deeply tied to its legacy. Altering it too much could risk alienating dedicated supporters who cherish its traditional appearance. While innovation is important, some designs hold sentimental value that goes beyond mere aesthetics. Maintaining the original look ensures that collectors feel a strong connection to the history of the piece. A drastic redesign might make it seem like just another modern iteration rather than a cherished relic. Companies often balance innovation with heritage, and in this case, preserving the helmet’s appearance likely honors its past. By keeping it the same, they reinforce its status as an enduring and beloved icon. (like so Duck Bricks can see)

[@mpp8042]

That Shadow is cracked bro lollll

[@gameisgame3000]

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