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Kids can role-play as 501st Legion Clone Troopers and relive exciting action from Star Wars: The Clone Wars with this LEGO Star Wars™ action set (75280), featuring an AT-RT Walker and BARC Speeder. Minifigures: x3 Inferno Squad Agent (three head variations), x1 Inferno Squad Commander Iden Versio (4 figures total) bdproduct search=’star+wars’ sort=’discount’ numberOfRecord=’4′ brand=” sliderMinValues=’0′ sliderMaxValues=’750′] 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
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 modesThe 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 Currently the only LEGO Star Wars diorama rumoured for 2024 (though that could easily change), 75380 Boonta Eve Podrace Diorama will seemingly mark The Phantom Menace’s 25th anniversary with what will presumably be a microscale build, akin to 75329 Death Star Trench Run Diorama.
The buildable droid itself will apparently retain many of the features and functions of its bigger sibling (despite its reduced piece count and price tag), including an articulated head, periscope, third leg, tools and even an info plaque. 75380 Boonta Eve Podrace Diorama
For the sets launching in January, we already know a decent amount about them. Some of the builds not coming out until later on in 2024 only have names and set numbers attached right now. But we’ll be breaking it all down below. January Up to this day, I could hardly compare this to any other set when it comes to its army building capabilities. No wonder it was always entirely sold out and is nowadays so expensive to get. Fans have been demanding a re-release for years but unfortunately, this is unlikely to happen. 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 Minifigures: x2 Airborne Clone Trooper (212th Battalion), x2 212th Battalion Trooper (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. Finer details have yet to be revealed, but with that piece count and price tag, it’s unlikely to be minifigure scale – unless the LEGO Group has opted for a clever forced perspective build that places microscale podracers in front of a minifigure-scale viewing area. We can only dream… 75381 DroidekaMinifigures: x3 Resistance Trooper (three different head variations), x1 Resistance Officer (4 figures total) LEGO will eventually fix little things like that if the fan base gets mad about pretty much everything. Anyways, I don’t recall anyone complaining that Benny got included with his Space Squad, which is basically equivalent to what we have here."
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