Sony is selling the 276-piece Lego Astro Bot set standalone for $24.99 on PS Direct. The option lets buyers obtain the figure without purchasing the full Lego PlayStation set that normally includes it as a gift.
The 276-piece model stands about 20cm tall and includes a fully poseable head and arms along with interchangeable eyes.
Customers who want only the Astro Bot figure can now purchase it directly instead of buying the larger set.
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