Lego and Star Wars is a partnership that's better than Han Solo and Chewbacca, and for decades, this pairing has produced some of the most sought-after toy sets. The ever-expanding Lego Star Wars lineup has grown once again with more than a handful of new sets, including multiple large-scale builds that are very cool.
You've got your casual sets designed to function as a quick diversion, like the Lego Droid Builder set that gives you enough bricks to build the best, cutest, and sassiest astromechs you've ever seen, while a more involved build like the Lego Imperial Star Destroyer looks like a fantastic weekend project. We're also seeing a few imaginative sets from Lego, with the Dark Falcon being the highlight here. What if all the Star Wars heroes decided to turn to evil? Then you'd get this gorgeous version of the Millennium Falcon in jet-black and wonderfully evil minifigures like Darth Jar Jar.
Quick look: New Star Wars Lego Sets at Amazon
- Imperial Star Destroyer (1,555 pieces) -- $160
- The Dark Falcon (1,579 pieces) -- $180
- TIE Fighter and X-Wing Mash-Up (1,063 pieces) -- $110
- C-3PO (1,138 pieces) -- $140
- Jedi Bob's Starfighter (305 pieces) -- $40
- Ahsoka Tano's Dual On Peridea (382 pieces) -- $55
- Desert Skiff and Sarlacc Pit (558 pieces) -- $80
- Droid Builder (1,186 pieces, Lego Store) -- $100
2024 Advent Calendar - Star Wars Edition -- $45 | Preorder, Releases September 1
There are also a few sets based on recent Star Wars media, like the Ahsoka Tano mini-series. Lego has unveiled a kit that allows you to reconstruct one of the more pivotal moments from the show, as you can stage a duel between Tano and Ezra Bridger against Grand Admiral Thrawn and Morgan Elsbeth on Peridea. For fans of the classic Star Wars trilogy, the new Desert Skiff set will be a big hit. This recreates the exciting opening battle from Return of the Jedi and it has parts for you to construct your very own Sarlacc Pit.
Check out all of the new Lego Star Wars sets below. Star Wars isn't the only franchise to receive new Lego sets on August 1. It's a massive day for Lego, as you can also purchase new building kits for Lego Super Mario, Minecraft, Sonic the Hedgehog, Animal Crossing, Guardians of the Galaxy, Batman, and more.
In addition to the new Lego Star Wars (and many more) sets that launched today, you can also preorder Lego's 2024 Advent Calendars, including the Star Wars-themed edition, which is always popular. Other major franchises with 2024 Lego Advent Calendars include Spider-Man, Harry Potter, and Disney.
Lego Star Wars – The Dark Falcon
$180
- Release date: August 1
- 1,579 pieces
- Minifigures: Darth Jar Jar, Bounty Hunter C-3PO, Darth Dev, Darth Rey, Beach Luke and Jedi Vader
- Accessories: Lightsabers and a blue milk carton
- Special features: Top panels can be flipped up to reveal the detailed interior, a removable throne for Darth Jar Jar, command center, hyperdrive, bunk beds, an entertainment area, and a jail cell
Lego Imperial Star Destroyer
$160
- Release date: August 1
- 1,555 pieces
- Minifigures: Darth Vader, Commander Praji, an Imperial Gunner, Imperial Navy Trooper, a Stormtrooper, and Cal Kestis
- Accessories: A red lightsaber for Darth Vader, a blue Lightsaber for Cal Kestis, and blasters for the Imperial army minifigures
- Special features: A hidden foldout carry handle, two spring-loaded shooters, and a lift-off top panel and foldout side panels to access the detailed interior
Lego C-3PO
$140
- Release date: August 1
- 1,138 pieces
- Minifigures: C3PO
- Accessories: A C-3PO information plaque, space for the C-3PO minifigure, and a Lego Star Wars 25th Anniversary brick
- Special features: Head and arm can be turned to create familiar poses
Lego Star Wars TIE Fighter and X-Wing mash-up
$110
- Release date: August 1
- 1,063 pieces
- Minifigures: Rebel Pilot, TIE pilot, Yesi Scala, Sig Greebling, and an L3-G0 droid
- Accessories: Blasters for the pilots and a Gaffi stick for Yesi Scala
- Special features: Each starfighter has an opening cockpit for a minifigure and two spring-loaded shooters, and the X-wing’s wings are adjustable
Lego Jedi Bob's Starfighter
$40
- Release date: August 1
- 305 pieces
- Minifigures: Jedi Bob with a lightsaber, an Ackbar Trooper with a blaster, and a servo droid figure
- Accessories: Blue milk carton and banana
- Special features: Opening cockpit, two spring-loaded shooters, and retractable landing gear
Lego Ahsoka Tano's duel on Peridea
$55
- Release date: August 1
- 382 pieces
- Minifigures: Ahsoka Tano, Grand Admiral Thrawn, Morgan Elsbeth, Ezra Bridger and a Night Trooper
- Accessories: White lightsabers for Ahsoka Tano, a blaster for Admiral Thrawn, the Blade of Talzin for Morgan Elsbeth, a blue lightsaber for Ezra Bridger, and the Night Trooper's blaster
- Special features: A brick-built platform with built-in turntables for spinning battles and a function to recreate Ezra's leap off the platform
Lego Desert Skiff and Sarlacc Pit
$80
- Release date: August 1
- 558 pieces
- Minifigures: Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Chewbacca, Lando Calrissian, Nien Nunb, and Boba Fett
- Accessories: A green lightsaber for Luke Skywalker, blasters, pikes, and a jetpack for Boba Fett
- Special features: Sarlacc mouth has moving tentacles and can fit one Boba Fett-sized minifigure inside of it. The desert skiff features translucent elements for a hover effect, a plank for Luke Skywalker to walk on, and the breakaway railing where Han Solo nearly fell off.
Lego Droid Builder
$100
- Release date: August 1
- 1,186 pieces
- Features buildable versions of R2-D2, Chopper, QT-KT, and R5-J2
- Minifigures: Young Princess Leia with her droid L0-LA59
- Accessories: A duck, cowboy hat, baseball cap, hat with flower, mustache, ice cream, balloon, glasses, bow, bow tie, headphones, two jet boosters, and two stud shooters
- Special features: Buildable accessories fit on all the droids, and the rotating head and legs of each droid can be reattached to any other droid body
