75441: Venator-Class Attack Cruiser Set Review
Joining the upcoming microscale AT-AT will be a true addition to the Starship Collection in the form of the Clone Wars-era Venator-Class Attack Cruiser. The predecessor to the Imperial Star Destroyers was first featured in Revenge of the Sith, along with countless episodes of the animated Clone Wars series. Here, the Republic Command coordinates Clone forces in battle against the Droid Army. Similar to the Imperial Walker, this is...
75452: BB-8 Astromech Droid Set Review
The loveable droid BB-8 was introduced in The Force Awakens and instantly became a fan-favourite. The astromech droid has appeared in several LEGO sets, most notably the 2017 set, which featured a larger scale displayable BB-8. There are similarities between the two sets, but the new set certainly offers something different. Is it worth adding BB-8 to your LEGO Star Wars collection if you own the original? Here’s a closer look...
75440: Microscale AT-AT Set Review
Ships, vehicles and crafts from the Star Wars universe have inspired plenty of LEGO® Star Wars sets. These have included simple play scale sets to massive, highly detailed display pieces. In 2023, a combination of both was introduced as the Starship Collection. These sets transformed iconic ships from a galaxy far, far away into microscale models. The microscale range of sets is set to expand in 2026 with the first ground vehicle in...
75437: Cobb Vanth’s Speeder Set Review
During the closing moments of the 5th episode of The Mandalorians first season, the return of an iconic bounty hunter was first teased. It wouldn’t be until the opening episode of the second season that we learn the mysterious Mandalorian was, in fact, the Marshal of Mos Pelgo, now known as Freetown. Cobb Vanth purchased Boba Fett’s old armour from a group of Jawas. He then teams up with the Mandalorian to rid Freetown of the...
75419: UCS Death Star Minifigures Review
As the largest, most expensive, and seemingly most controversial LEGO® Star Wars set yet, the 9,038-piece Ultimate Collector Series Death Star is also packed with minifigures. In fact, it features 38 of them from different eras of the Star Wars timeline, and many of them are connected to particular moments aboard the Imperial Battle Station. After already taking a look around the UCS Death Star and its accompanying GWP set, here’s a...
40771: TIE Fighter With Imperial Hangar Rack Review
During the launch week for the LEGO® Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series Death Star set, those who purchased it will get an additional set. That set is a TIE Fighter. This can be combined with the Death Star by being placed in the battle station’s hangar bay. Just like the Death Star, its accompanying GWP set has caused some colourful opinions. But is the set a worthy reward for splashing out £900/$1000/1000€? Here’s what set...
75419: UCS Death Star Set Review
The new LEGO® Star Wars Death Star set has certainly got tongues wagging. At just over 9,000 pieces and featuring a whopping 38 minifigures, it is the largest and most expensive LEGO Star Wars set to date. But it’s not the first time the iconic moon-like Imperial Battle Station has appeared in LEGO form. The first Ultimate Collector Series take on the Death Star arrived in 2005 and was based on the partially complete but fully...
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