LEGO Star Wars sets

Head to Mos Eisley, where the new SMART Play range joins the LEGO Star Wars 2026 lineup: its bricks respond with light and sound! The cantina, Luke's Landspeeder and Darth Vader's TIE Fighter replay A New Hope. Builders aged 18 and up can be tempted by the Mandalorian's N-1 starfighter, which joins the Ultimate Collector Series with its stand and plaque, or by an articulated 41-centimeter Boba Fett, fabric cape and jetpack included. Then it's off to the Offworld Sandcrawler, where Kuiil helps you negotiate for the Mudhorn egg!

2024 is no ordinary year for LEGO Star Wars, since it marks the 25th anniversary of the collaboration between the franchise and the Danish brand! And while R2-D2 and the Millennium Falcon had already been seen in the past, we are delighted to discover for the first time in collector versions Leia's Tantive IV and General Grievous's Invisible Hand, reproduced with impeccable precision. On the play set side, the Galactic Republic organizes itself around Order 66. Quick! Fly to Grogu's rescue in your BARC Speeder, then recreate your own The Clone Wars action scenes with this year's Battle Pack.

With ultra-complete ships and dioramas, you won't know where to look with LEGO Star Wars 2022, which even takes us on a tour of the kitchen at the Lars homestead! The thirty or so sets released this year partly set aside the main saga to focus on the associated series such as The Mandalorian and The Clone Wars. Among the pleasant surprises, an Ahsoka Tano in BrickHeadz form followed by a striking replica of the droid BD-1, which fans of the game Jedi: Fallen Order will instantly recognize!

With Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker released the previous year, the common thread of the LEGO Star Wars 2020 sets was clearly laid out, and it comes as no surprise that the MicroFighters take inspiration from Zorii Bliss in her Y-Wing and the Battle Packs from the feared Sith Troopers. At the same time, we are happily surprised by an old Obi-Wan holed up in his hut, a Mos Eisley cantina more accomplished than ever, and an adorable Baby Yoda statuette taken straight from the universe of The Mandalorian series!

From Chewbacca at the controls of the Millennium Falcon to Snoke's throne room, the LEGO Star Wars 2018 sets put the spotlight on the recent Episode VIII while waiting for Solo: A Star Wars Story, due in the spring! That does not mean the Trilogy is being neglected. Yoda's hut, the X-Wing piloted by Biggs and the Sandcrawler are all ways to relive the highlights of the original saga, while an imposing set dedicated to Cloud City marks the arrival of a brand-new range: the Master Builder Series!

How about a little trip to the Death Star, the Battle of Hoth or the carbon-freezing chamber where poor Han Solo ends up trapped? The LEGO Star Wars 2016 edition skimps neither on details nor on figures, and even less on new releases, which now have to bring the newcomer, Rogue One, into the rest of the saga. So hello to Jyn Erso, K-2SO and the Death Trooper as Battle Figures, as well as to a range of Imperial ships and vehicles that plunge us straight into Jedha City!

Things keep improving on the LEGO Star Wars 2014 side, and the Sandcrawler, the Droid Tri Fighter and the Star Destroyer certainly won't have us saying otherwise! And while the Planet Series bow out, it is the small MicroFighters vehicles that are causing a sensation, from the Millennium Falcon to the TIE Interceptor. Alongside an anthology of re-releases (special mention for the carefully crafted Cantina setting), the little brick brand rides the enthusiasm for the new animated series Star Wars Rebels and The Yoda Chronicles, which are an opportunity to see some fine new releases appear!

Mini ships, figures slipped into many sets, a Santa Claus costume in the Advent calendar: the LEGO Star Wars 2012 sets give pride of place to the warrior Darth Maul and to exclusive scenes never represented until then. Want to take part in the Battle of Yavin, climb aboard the Gungan submarine or bring Anakin back onto the right path before he tips over to the dark side of the Force on Mustafar? Everything is possible, including a reproduction of Chancellor Palpatine's office and the build of a superb R2-D2 in Ultimate Collector!

The prequel trilogy remains low-key, but the original trilogy and The Clone Wars series are well represented: the 2010 LEGO Star Wars sets take us in particular to the frozen plains of the planet Hoth. Rebel defenses in Battle Packs, the Wampa cave, an all-new edition of the AT-AT... The new releases also include the many creatures from the saga, which now have their own little characters, from the Talz to the Twi'leks and the Trandoshans. Fans of Episode IV will also fall for one of the year's flagship sets: the Imperial checkpoint with the Landspeeder, from which Obi-Wan and Luke escape thanks to the power of the Force!

Whether you got into it or not, the release of the animated series The Clone Wars opened the door to an ever-expanding universe that the 2008 LEGO Star Wars sets seized upon with delight! On the program, an army of completely new ships and vehicles, starting with the Twilight, the essential transport of Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano. That doesn't mean forgetting the original trilogy and the prequel trilogy, which are generously served up through new Battle Packs, the improved re-release of the TIE Fighter and a version of the Death Star more detailed than ever!

After the flood of new releases the previous year, the dozen LEGO Star Wars sets of 2006 are more discreet but still promise their share of pleasant surprises. The focus on Episodes 4 to 6 of the saga is clearly assumed, and the rebel fighters are riding high with higher-quality re-releases of many vehicles, starting with the 1,367-piece Imperial Star Destroyer, which is now packed with figures. Rare but present, the new releases are split between the TIE Interceptor and Jabba's Sail Barge, which are sure to delight fans of Return of the Jedi!