These sets are the best Christmas gift. I have spoken.
Star Wars Lego sets have been some of the best Lego sets for years and years, and as this year's is helping remind us all of the magic of Lego, new and amazing sets for The Mandalorian and The Skywalker Series are making a splash this . The Razor Crest Set, in particular, is a great set that gives you a beautiful and beautifully adaptable set that you can use to re-enact your favorite episodes from Season One or come up with your own fun new adventures as we wait for the next episode to drop on Disney+.
Recreate Season One and play out brand-few adventures with The Mandalorian's ship.
The Razor Crest has been beaten up, broken down, and rebuilt so many times in the first two seasons that I'm halfway convinced the real one is actually made of Legos, too. This set comes with all the pieces for the Razor Crest as well as minifigs for The Mandalorian, The Child, Greef Karga, IG-11, and one very unlucky Scout Trooper.
This week's episode of The Mandalorian on gave us some much-needed backstory on The Child — and his name, but I won't spoil it for you if you haven't watched yet — and if you and your kids are falling more in love with this adorable little egg-stealer every week, there's a thousand-piece set that will build an adorably posable and adjustable Baby Yoda figure that's the perfect size for keeping on your desk and fiddling with when you're bored during a meeting. Of course, there are also sets from the Skywalker Series if you prefer to kick things a little more old-school.
Want more than a minifig for the cutest little padawan in a galaxy far, far away? This 1,073-piece building kit assembles into a 7.5-inch model of The Child, which is poseable and includes the kid's favorite plaything: the knob from the Razor Crest's shifter.
Replay the siege of Hoth with this Episode V set that includes the pieces for an AT-AT, a speeder bike, a heavy gun, and six minifigs, including Luke Skywalker, General Veers, two Snow Troopers, and the AT-AT's crew. The cockpit on the AT-AT can fit three minifigs, and there's a winch for Luke Skywalker to heroically ascend.
This 1,351-piece set will build the only ship to make the Kessel Run in 12 parsecs — complete with top and bottom gun turrets and spring-loaded shooters, and a full crew to man it with Lando, Chewie, Fin, R2-D2, C-3PO, D-O, and Boolio. You can play both inside and outside the greatest junk of junk in the galaxy.
Lego sets make great gifts because you get hours of fun building the sets and then weeks more fun using the built sets for your own Star Wars adventures or "blowing up" and rebuilding the ships as they endure epic space battles and horrific attacks from the enormous plush dragon! These sets are all recommended for ages 10+, but there's also sets for as well as some if you want to get in on some of the fun for yourself.
Star Wars Lego sets have been some of the best Lego sets for years and years, and as this year's is helping remind us all of the magic of Lego, new and amazing sets for The Mandalorian and The Skywalker Series are making a splash this . The Razor Crest Set, in particular, is a great set that gives you a beautiful and beautifully adaptable set that you can use to re-enact your favorite episodes from Season One or come up with your own fun new adventures as we wait for the next episode to drop on Disney+.
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LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian — The Razor Crest Building Kit
Recreate Season One and play out brand-few adventures with The Mandalorian's ship.
The Razor Crest has been beaten up, broken down, and rebuilt so many times in the first two seasons that I'm halfway convinced the real one is actually made of Legos, too. This set comes with all the pieces for the Razor Crest as well as minifigs for The Mandalorian, The Child, Greef Karga, IG-11, and one very unlucky Scout Trooper.
This week's episode of The Mandalorian on gave us some much-needed backstory on The Child — and his name, but I won't spoil it for you if you haven't watched yet — and if you and your kids are falling more in love with this adorable little egg-stealer every week, there's a thousand-piece set that will build an adorably posable and adjustable Baby Yoda figure that's the perfect size for keeping on your desk and fiddling with when you're bored during a meeting. Of course, there are also sets from the Skywalker Series if you prefer to kick things a little more old-school.
LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian — The Child Building Kit
Want more than a minifig for the cutest little padawan in a galaxy far, far away? This 1,073-piece building kit assembles into a 7.5-inch model of The Child, which is poseable and includes the kid's favorite plaything: the knob from the Razor Crest's shifter.
LEGO Star Wars AT-AT Building Kit
Replay the siege of Hoth with this Episode V set that includes the pieces for an AT-AT, a speeder bike, a heavy gun, and six minifigs, including Luke Skywalker, General Veers, two Snow Troopers, and the AT-AT's crew. The cockpit on the AT-AT can fit three minifigs, and there's a winch for Luke Skywalker to heroically ascend.
LEGO Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker — Millennium Falcon Starship Model Building Kit
This 1,351-piece set will build the only ship to make the Kessel Run in 12 parsecs — complete with top and bottom gun turrets and spring-loaded shooters, and a full crew to man it with Lando, Chewie, Fin, R2-D2, C-3PO, D-O, and Boolio. You can play both inside and outside the greatest junk of junk in the galaxy.
Lego sets make great gifts because you get hours of fun building the sets and then weeks more fun using the built sets for your own Star Wars adventures or "blowing up" and rebuilding the ships as they endure epic space battles and horrific attacks from the enormous plush dragon! These sets are all recommended for ages 10+, but there's also sets for as well as some if you want to get in on some of the fun for yourself.