Category: LEGO Star Wars (Page 34 of 204)

LEGO has officially revealed the next LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series set for 2022 with Luke Skywalker’s Landspeeder (75341). Releasing on May 1 for VIPs, the set has 1,890 pieces and will retail for $199.99/£174.99/€199.99. The set will include an exclusive C-3PO minifigure that has silver printing on one of the legs along with a Luke minifigure as well.

LEGO STAR WARs™ LandSpeeder – building set PRODUCT PRESS RELEASE

THIS IS THE LEGO® STAR WARS™ LANDSPEEDER™ BUILDING SET YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR

21st April 2022: Today, the LEGO Group announces the new epic LEGO® Star Wars™ Luke Skywalker™ Landspeeder™ set – the latest in the LEGO Ultimate Collector Series (UCS). A faithful recreation of Luke’s battered vehicle, the new 1,890-piece model is a must have for Star Wars and LEGO fans alike.

X-34 Landspeeders were typical civilian transports, designed to withstand the roughest terrains. The Landspeeder was first seen in Star Wars: A New Hope™, where Luke used the vehicle extensively as part of his farm work, travelling across Tatooine’s™ harsh deserts. Accompanied by C-3PO™, Luke used the Landspeeder to locate R2-D2™, when he was discovered by Obi-Wan Kenobi™. It was also the vehicle they were travelling in when Obi-Wan used a Jedi™ mind trick to get past stormtroopers guarding entry into Mos Eisley™. Eventually Luke sold the Landspeeder to pay for his transport to the planet Alderaan™.

The LEGO Star Wars Luke Skywalker Landspeeder building set is 49 centimetres long when complete and features the two-seater cockpit, the turbine engine without a cover,

It has been reported that the LEGO Star Wars license has been extended for another ten years. According to The Holo-Brick Archives, the agreement was set to expire some time this year since the old license was also for ten years. Like with the previous one, there will be no change in terms of if we’ll be getting LEGO Star Wars Collectible Minifigures line as Hasbro still controls the figure market in that regard.

One interesting note is that sources have told The Holo-Brick Archives that the contract has been renegotiated to include all Disney intellectual properties. These IPs include Star Wars, Frozen, Buzz Lightyear, Marvel, and The Muppets, just to nae a few. If you didn’t see it yet, The Muppets will be getting a CMF line that should be coming out soon.

It’s not really a huge surprise to see the LEGO Star Wars license extended as it usually is one of the top themes every year. Even though the Skywalker Saga has ended, there’s an endless amount of things that LEGO can still produce with the amount of upcoming Star Wars project down the pipeline.

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In my next review of the new LEGO Star Wars diorama sets, we take a look at the Death Star Trash Compactor (75339). The set has 802 pieces and retails for $89.99. You can pre-order it today and it will be released on April 26.

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