Star Wars is landing back into theaters May 22 with the Mandalorian and Grogu, and Lego is celebrating with four new sets available to preorder now. These include the Grogu Mandalorian Apprentice for $130, The Razor Crest ship for $150, and the Anzellan Starship, which are pulled straight from the upcoming film. Each one of these will release on April 26. Then there’s the massive N-1 Starfighter set, which can be preordered for $250 before it comes out May 4, right in time for Star Wars Day. We also covered this set in a much more detailed breakdown when it was announced earlier this week.
As if these new sets weren’t enough, you can also score a free bonus Star Wars Lego kit, the TIE Advanced Mini-Build (normally $5), when you spend $40 or more on a single order–which all of the new sets more than qualify for. This extra is available to all shoppers, but is exclusive to the Lego Store. Additionally, members of Lego’s free Insiders program will unlock yet another set, the Restaurants of the World: Mexico, with any purchase of $180 or more.
The Mandalorian’s N-1 Starfighter (1,809 Pieces)
$250 | Releases May 4
The flagship set for the new movie, The Mandalorian’s N-1 Starfighter is a massive 1,809-piece recreation of Din Djarin’s repurposed Naboo Starfighter from the Disney+ series. The ship itself is made of sleek silver bricks, with small yellow accents reminiscent of its Naboo origins. You also get a display base with an infographic plaque brick, alongside two minifigures:
- The Mandalorian (Din Djarin)
- Grogu
Grogu Mandalorian Apprentice (1,200 Pieces)
$130 | Releases April 26
Lego Star Wars has been no stranger to fully brick-built models of iconic characters over the years. Grogu Mandalorian Apprentice is the next one up, featuring Grogu as he appears in the movie wearing his Beskar plate armor. At 1,200 pieces, the little guy only stands at over 8in. tall, but it’s the intricate details of his robe and head that likely account for the high brick count. You’ll get an info plaque brick and Grogu minifigure alongside the main model.
The Razor Crest (930 Pieces)
$150 | Releases April 26
The Mandalorian and Grogu film marks the iconic Razor Crest ship’s return, and its Lego form looks to be a pretty sick build. It’s another big one, coming in at 930 pieces, with plenty of details and features to look at once it’s all finished. The hull opens up to see the entire interior of the ship, and it comes with five minifigures:
- The Mandalorian (Din Djarin)
- Grogu
- Zeb Orrelios
- Colonel Ward
- Imperial Remnant Stormtrooper
Anzellan Starship (701 Pieces)
$75 | Releases April 26
The Anzellan Starship is a new vehicle to the galaxy far, far away, and is another one pulled straight from the movie. You can remove the cockpit canopy to see inside and access the interior details to use outside of the ship, and there are plenty of other components to interact with, like pulling the access ramp up and down. You’ll get Lego minifigures with this set:
- 2x Anzellans
- Grogu
- Battle Droid
Free Gifts With Purchase
Neither of these sets can be purchased on their own anymore, but I thought I’d break them down for you here anyway. Keep in mind, you don’t necessarily have to purchase or preorder any of the Star Wars sets listed above to qualify–simply spending the requisite amount of money (and being a Lego Insider, in the case of the Mexico set) is enough. But if you’re a big Lego Star Wars fan, purchasing any one of those sets will get you well past the $40 threshold, earning you the 68-piece TIE Advanced Mini-Build, a minimalist and tiny version of the deadly ship piloted by Darth Vader in Star Wars: A New Hope. If you’re looking for other sets that qualify for these bonuses, be sure to check out all the other Star Wars, Pokemon, and Super Mario Lego sets announced earlier in the year, including the new Lego Star Wars Smart Play line that offers a host of interactive features thanks to Lego’s new Smart Brick technology.
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Author: 360 Technology Group
