Minifigures: x2 Endor Commando (two variations), x1 Scout Trooper, x1 Stormtrooper (4 figures total) In addition to their traditional blasters, the Clone Troopers are equipped with a mounted stud shooter. Although perhaps not necessary, this is a good inclusion for play, able to rotate on its four-legged base. This weapon reminds me a little of the mortars occasionally deployed during The Clone Wars, so perhaps that was a source of inspiration.

If that price point and piece count together seem alarming, it’s at least with good reason: 75384 The Crimson Firehawk is said to be a 4+ set based on the Disney+ series Young Jedi Adventures, so you can expect plenty of large, unique moulds in the box to allow for a simpler building experience. Whether any parent would want to spend €50+ on a LEGO set for a four-year-old is another question entirely. 75387 Tantive IV Hallway Minifigures: x2 Airborne Clone Trooper (212th Battalion), x2 212th Battalion Trooper (4 figures total) A helping hand – Want to give your young builder a more awesome building experience? Now you can with the LEGO Builder app, featuring intuitive zoom and rotate modes The LEGO Group is rumoured to be going all-out for Disney’s latest Star Wars show Skeleton Crew, devoting a huge 1,325-piece set to the main ship from the new series. With no release date confirmed for the Jude Law-fronted live-action show as yet, though – and rumours of delays circling – 75374 Skeleton Crew Ship might not yet meet its original expected shelf date of January 1. 75375 Millennium Falcon Minifigures: x2 Clone Trooper, x1 Clone Gunner, x1 Clone Commander with ARC Trooper Gear (4 figures total)

While we had to wait several years for the LEGO Star Wars Helmet Collection to broach the prequel trilogy, the midi-scale collection will seemingly do so during only its second year on shelves (and in its first full wave of sets). 75377 Invisible Hand is rumoured to recreate General Grievous’s flagship cruiser from Revenge of the Sith’s opening scenes, and is even said to split in two – referencing its fate in the Battle of Coruscant. 75378 Grogu’s Escape bdproduct search=’star+wars’ sort=’discount’ numberOfRecord=’4′ brand=” sliderMinValues=’0′ sliderMaxValues=’750′] LEGO will eventually fix little things like that if the fan base gets mad about pretty much everything. LEGO® Star Wars™ building toys are fantastic for kids (and adult fans) to recreate scenes from the StarWars saga, make up their own galactic adventures and display the collectible construction models. Thinking of buying this Star Wars™ building kit for someone new to LEGO® sets? No problem. It comes with easy-to-follow, illustrated instructions. Open the box and away they go!

This LEGO Star Wars set features 4 new-for-January-2023 LEGO Star Wars minifigures – a 501st Officer, 501st Clone Specialist and 2 501st Heavy Troopers – each with a weapon for action play. The set also includes a buildable AV-7 anti-vehicle cannon with a spring-loaded shooter and a seat for a LEGO Star Wars minifigure. Minifigures: x3 Resistance Trooper (three different head variations), x1 Resistance Officer (4 figures total)The Battle on Saleucami set recreates a Clone Wars battle between the Republic Clone Troopers and Separatist Battle Droids! The included BARC Trooper minifigure pilots the BARC speeder, which features a spring-loaded shooter. A battle droid may pilot the buildable STAP. Other battle droids and super battle droids may emerge from the droid defense station. Speeder measures about 5 inches long. 17. Utapau Troopers 75036 The LEGO Star Wars community asked for Clone Troopers, and the LEGO Group has delivered. You might even say it’s overdelivered: we’ve got clones coming out of our ears at this point, from the 501st and 332nd to the 212th, 187th and – as of next month – the Coruscant Guard. But thanks to the foresight of savvy merchandisers at Lucasfilm in the mid-‘00s, there are still plenty of legions for the LEGO Group to conquer. Minifigures: x2 Imperial Patrol Troopers, x1 Imperial Recruitment Officer, x1 Corporal Zuzanu Latt (4 figures total) This set was definitely unexpected although Bounty Hunters have always had a special place in Star Wars, and fans literally adore them. Logically, when this was announced and it included three fan-favorite characters, its success was already certain.

Of course, this re-release was dedicated to the release of the first-ever live-action Star Wars show – The Mandalorian. With the high anticipation for the show, it was clear that LEGO would create a set or two and they did not disappoint. Although you do not see any particular Mandalorians from the series, the ones included in the set are incredible and it is simply too cool to see so many color-variants.A pair of movable stud shooters are located at the front, where laser cannons are placed on the vehicle onscreen. These are integrated nicely and the shape of the central frame is much more accurate here than on the model from 2014. Furthermore, the armour panels make perfect use of the 3x3 quarter dishes introduced last year, protecting seats for two minifigures. Besides the minifigures, LEGO did an outstanding job with the speeder bike although it has nothing to do with the actual movies or even The Clone Wars. It simply had a cool design and once again, added up to the low price of the set. Hop aboard the buildable Rebel Scout Speeder. Set includes 4 Rebel Trooper minifigures. The speeder, which seats two minifigures, features a detachable blaster canon with a 360 range of motion. 3. Imperial Dropship 7667