Category: LEGO Star Wars (Page 51 of 204)

LEGO has teased a brand new LEGO Star Wars set in their latest announcement of the new LEGO Star Wars Imperial Probe Droid (75306). In the product video, they gave a teaser of the upcoming LEGO Star Wars R2-D2 (75308). It looks similar to the 10225 version from 2012 but this one has been updated to be more accurate. There’s no word yet on the release date or pricing for it. There are rumors that it could be the May the 4th set and will retail for about €199.99. Keep in mind the original one was priced at $179.99. Thanks to everyone who sent in a screenshot of it.

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A few days ago, we got our first look at the upcoming LEGO Star Wars helmet and droid sets and we now have additional details for them including pricing and release date. Starting today, you will be able to pre-order them on the LEGO Shop and the general sale will be on April 26.

THE LEGO GROUP ANNOUNCES NEW LEGO® STAR WARS™ HELMET AND DROID CONSTRUCTION SETS INSPIRED BY THE DARK SIDE

Today, the LEGO Group revealed three new LEGO® Star Wars™ construction sets for adult builders to recreate some of the most iconic designs from the Star Wars galaxy.

The new sets will feature two iconic additions to the LEGO Star Wars helmet collection first revealed last year – a bust inspired by Darth Vader™ and one in the likeness of a loyal Scout Trooper™. Moreover, a stunning new model honouring the imposing Imperial Probe Droid™ completes the trio.

Designed for adults and experienced LEGO builders with a passion for the Star Wars galaxy, fans can now build, display and pay homage to the Dark Lord of the Sith™ by taking on these new building challenges.

• LEGO® Star Wars™ Darth Vader™ Helmet (75304) – capture the sinister look of the Star Wars icon and ultimate villain, with the 834-piece displayable model. Offering an immersive building experience, the finished helmet makes an impressive display piece.

• LEGO® Star Wars™ Scout Trooper™ Helmet (75305) – the stunning 471-piece helmet has been created as an homage to the Scout Troopers’ ultimate reconnaissance and infiltration abilities. Dust off

Walmart has accidentally revealed three LEGO Star Wars sets that were supposed to be officially announced later this week. These sets include Darth Vader (75304), Scout Trooper (75305), and the Imperial Probe Droid (75306). Note that the prices listed are not the correct ones.

Darth Vader (75304) – 834 pieces

Pay homage to the Dark Lord of the Sith with this collectible LEGO Star Wars Darth Vader Helmet (75304). Immerse yourself in the complex building process and relive classic Star Wars saga scenes as you recreate the iconic shape and sinister details of the helmet in LEGO style. The Darth Vader Helmet is a compact size and has a display stand with a nameplate to complete a striking centerpiece that will enhance the decor of your home or workplace. And check out the other new LEGO Star Wars build-to-display helmet: Scout Trooper Helmet (75305). Part of a collection of LEGO Star Wars building kits for adults, this premium-quality set makes a wonderful memorabilia gift for yourself, any Star Wars fan, experienced LEGO builders or someone who enjoys a fun, creative challenge.

• “Escape the stresses of everyday life for a while and enjoy some quality time recreating every menacing detail of Darth Vader’s Helmet with this collectible LEGO Star Wars building kit (75304)
• The iconic design of Darth Vader’s Helmet is recreated in LEGO bricks to spark memories of classic Star Wars saga scenes, and the display stand with nameplate completes an impressive centerpiece
• This set is part of a series

If you watched the designer video for the LEGO NASA Space Shuttle Discovery (10283), you may have seen a mysterious brick-built helmet in the background. Sitting on the back shelf behind Milan is a red helmet that looks very much like a Star Wars Rebel helmet. It doesn’t seem to fit in with the rest of the items on display and there are four shots in the video at different angles to give a good look at it. One particular moment at 3:10 where Nico steps back to show off it a bit more, somewhat saying “look at that helmet”. We already know that LEGO likes to throw in teasers and Easter eggs in their videos and sets and this is a space-themed video. I’m going making a giant leap and saying that it could be a prototype of a new LEGO Star Wars life-size helmet line similar to the Hasbro Black Series helmets.

As you can see from the images, the helmet is solid red with a white stripe down the middle and some stripes on the side. There’s even some flaps in the front for the visor. I can’t find a reference to who wears a solid red helmet in that style. All I found was something similar for John D’s Red 4 X-Wing but it doesn’t look like it. What do you guys think that helmet is about?

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March Madness has kicked off today for NCAA Basketball and LEGO is doing their own version with the LEGO Star Wars Minifigure Madness. There are thirty-two chatacters from the Star Wars movies and TV shows that have been pitted against each other but only one will come out on top. Head on over to the link above to cast your votes for your favorite characters.

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Over a year ago, LEGO announced that the Republic Gunship will become an upcoming LEGO Star Wars UCS set and after that, there have absolutely been no news about until today. There was a roundtable with LEGO Star Wars designers and Fan Media which I couldn’t attend but Brickset has the scoop on what we can expect for it.

The UCS Republic Gunship is designed by Hans Burkhard Schlömer and it will finally be released this year. The cockpit consists of two 10x4x3 cockpit elements “positioned end-to-end.” They speculate the length of the ship will be about 50cm-55cm and it was said that a small coffee table will be needed to display the set. It was also said that Jedi Bob will not be included in the set, bummer.

Hearing what was set about the upcoming LEGO Star Wars UCS Republic Gunship, what do think about it so far?

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