Also, I’ve done the work and made a roundup of the best LEGO Star Wars Sets of 2022, if you are interested.
New for 2023 is the latest LEGO star wars battle pack, the 501st Clone Troopers Battle Pack. This set has 4 brand new minifigures that are perfect to collect to create your own LEGO clone army.
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Today we are looking back at all the Lego Millennium Falcon Sets from 2000 until now. Did you know that during this time there have been 25 different releases of this iconic ship?
Let’s go through the years, looking at the set features and Minifigs of every LEGO Falcon made.
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Did you know that the first Star Wars LEGOS sets were released in 1999? And that over the years, Lego has created some amazing sets based on the beloved movie franchise. If you’re a fan of Star Wars, or if you have kids who are fans of Star Wars, then you’ll want to check out this list of the 21 best Lego Star Wars sets for 2022. These sets are sure to provide hours of fun for everyone in your family!
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The first time I saw a Tie Fighter, it had square wings. Then we got introduced to Darth Vader’s Tie Fighter, and it had wings that were angled in a little bit. Making it different, and special for the Sith Lord. This version with the Triangle wings with red edges takes the evil ships to a new level. The LEGO 75272 Star Wars Sith TIE Fighter is built using 470 pieces, and has 3 minifigures, plus some cool green shooters.
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Some say this is the most epic battle in Star Wars. The lightsaber duel between Obi Wan and Anakin in the lava certainly is my favorite scene in ALL the different Star Wars movies. It’s the moment when Anakin becomes Darth Vader to me – Yeah, I know it officially happens earlier with the Emperor, but for me this is the point. The Duel on Mustafar LEGO set comes with 2 minifigures, has 208 pieces and is priced at $29.99.
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Not wanting to leave any age group out, as well as to get the little kids interested in LEGO and Star Wars, TLG (The LEGO Group) is set to release 75268 Star Wars Snowspeeder for the 4+ group. This was previously known as the Juniors series, because it has mostly larger pieces, is easy to build, and has simple instructions. 91 Pieces, 2 minifigures, $19.99.
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Over the years the X-wing has seen a lot of different LEGO builds. This version of the resistance X-wing fighter has movable wings (of course) and is built out of 761 parts. It comes with 4 minifigures, and even has space in the back compartment behind the cockpit for an R2 unit.
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This set appears to come with LEGOs latest version of the classic Landspeeder, as well as a Luke, C3PO, as well as Jawa minifigure with a little brick built cave. It’s based off the scene in the first Star Was Movie, A new Hope, where Luke goes with both droids actually from his house on Tattoine to Obi Wan’s Hut to learn more about himself, and his family’s fast, as well as the Force.
The Lukes Landspeeder LEGO set is scheduled to be released early in January 2020. Based on previous releases however this set might be released on Dec 26, the day after Christmas. I base this of off previous releases in earlier years, as well as the fact that some of get a little extra money for the holidays, and LEGO wants us to spend it on them – which I always do. This is not a VIP only release as far as know. I expect this series of sets to be available at both the official LEGO store, as well as 3rd party retailers like Amazon or Target.
There are 236 pieces in this set, including 3 minifigures: Luke Skywalker in a cloth cloak, C3PO, and a little Jawa. It also comes with Luke’s classic 3 engine Land Speeder, and the Jawa lives in a little brick built cave with as you guessed it more sand Tan parts. I would have liked to see another R2D2 included in this set, as he was part of the characters in the scene in the first Star Wars movie that this set is based off of.
I expect this set to be priced at $29.99 US and will be on sale starting January 1, 2020.
Right now as of the time of writing this blog post, this set is not yet released. When it is, I’ll buy it and write my thoughts here. I’m really looking forward to the Tusken Raider Minifigure as well as the Princess Leia Hologram.
These images are from Stonewars.de. I will replace them with my own images as soon as I get this set.
If you want to see when I open the set and build it in real time, follow me on Instagram where I frequently do live feeds and Lego Instagram Stories of new sets. This year my goal is to buy and review every single LEGO set made in 2020.
I don’t think Obi Wan wanted to retire to the desert planet Tatooine with it’s dual suns, but for every Jedi duty calls, and Yoda instructed him to wait out his days there on a special mission (Can you see that I’m trying to avoid spoilers?) The LEGO Obi Wan’s Hut has a lot of sand bricks which I always seem to need, plus a new Leia micro figure in trans blue resembling the holographic image from the first Star Wars movie.
The T-16 Obi Wan’s Hut LEGO set is scheduled to be released early in January 2020. Based on previous releases however this set might be released on Dec 26, the day after Christmas. I base this of off previous releases in earlier years, as well as the fact that some of get a little extra money for the holidays, and LEGO wants us to spend it on them – which I always do. This is not a VIP only release as far as know. I expect this series of sets to be available at both the official LEGO store, as well as 3rd party retailers like Amazon or Target.
There are 200 pieces in this set, including 4 minifigures: Luke Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Tusken Raider, R2-D2. There is also a microfigure Leia in Trans Blue which represents the hollogram that R2D2 projects of her asking for help.
This set also has a nice headpiece with goggles, a couple of Lightsabers, and a good number of Sand Tan tiles that I can never seem to get enough of for my MOCs
I expect this set to be priced at $29.99 US and will be on sale starting January 1, 2020.
Right now as of the time of writing this blog post, this set is not yet released. When it is, I’ll buy it and write my thoughts here. I’m really looking forward to the Tusken Raider Minifigure as well as the Princess Leia Hologram.
These images are from Stonewars.de. I will replace them with my own images as soon as I get this set.
If you want to see when I open the set and build it in real time, follow me on Instagram where I frequently do live feeds and Lego Instagram Stories of new sets. This year my goal is to buy and review every single LEGO set made in 2020.
With so many different Star Wars Lego sets, there needs to be something unique for each one. For me, in this set, its the Batha, and the Tusken Raider. When I was just a 7 year old boy I saw Star Wars when it first came out in the theater, and in one of the first scenes of the movie, young Luke was attacked by them and it scared me a lot. Ever since then, I’ve had a healthy respect for these sand creatures.
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