Next year will be the 50th Anniversary of Star Wars. The film now known as Episode IV – A New Hope was released in May 1977 and has certainly changed the world looks at Cinema, Marketing and Merchandising. Today, we get our first look at some of next year’s sets, and like any good celebratory year in the LEGO Calendar there will be some speciual goodies.

Sets revealed today include the original Star Wars Poster, a Darth Vader Art Set, the battle between Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker at Bespin, a Luke Skywalker buildable minifigure, Obi-Wan and Anakin’s battle at Mustafar, a Y-Wing and a Stormtrooper helmet based on Ralph McQuarrie’s concept art. Each of these sets comes with either a ‘LEGO Graphi version of a Star Wars Movie poster OR a minifigure based on the original concept art for the film, before the script was rearranged as we know it today.

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75466 Darth Vader™ 2 in 1 Wall Art

628 Pieces. $AU109.99 / $US69.99 / £59.99 / €69.99

Mark the 50th Anniversary of Star Wars™ with this attention-grabbing LEGO® Star Wars Darth Vader 2 in 1 Wall Art.

Highlight the Sith Lord’s infamy with two unique building options that use the same bricks: Darth Vader’s helmet or the quote “I am your father”, which still echoes through the galaxy. For assistance constructing the challenging quote design, refer to its digital-only instructions.

Hang the quote build with the wall hanger element or place the helmet build on its stand for a tabletop showcase. Further commemorate the 50th anniversary with a bonus Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back™ poster tile that makes a vivid collectible display piece.

75467  A New Hope Movie Poster

Piece Count: 3209 Price: $449.99 / $US299.99 / £269.99 / €299.99

Celebrate cinematic history with this exquisitely replicated 50th Anniversary LEGO® Star Wars™: A New Hope Movie Poster art. This collectible building set for adult superfans ages 18 years old and up breathtakingly captures the thrilling beginnings of the epic galactic adventure.

Delve into the complexity of this expert-level building kit, bringing every detail of an iconic image to life in 3D, from Luke Skywalker raising his Lightsaber™ with Princess Leia, R2-D2, and C-3PO nearby, to the Death Star, X-wings, and Darth Vader’s helmet as a backdrop.

For added fun, stand the Star Wars: A New Hope™ poster tile, reimagined LEGO style, on a table or shelf as a playful tribute.

75470 Mustafar™ Duel

Piece Count: 372 Price: $AU59.99 / $US39.99 / £34.99 / €39.99

Reexperience the pivotal moment when Anakin Skywalker confronts Obi-Wan Kenobi with this enthralling LEGO® Star Wars™ Mustafar Duel building toy.

Reenact the climactic Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith™ scene by spinning the Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi LEGO minifigures on platforms hovering precariously over lava to launch a battle. Pose them and highlight the duel with a printed plaque that reads “You were the chosen one” to create action-packed room decor.

To celebrate the Star Wars™ 50th anniversary, this set includes a limited-release Han Solo (Concept Art) LEGO minifigure that can be set on its brick-built base and displayed beside the main build.

75478  Rebel Y-Wing Starfighter™

Piece Count: 676 Price: $AU119.99 / $US79.99 / £69.99 / €79.99

Bring interplanetary battles to life with this replica of the classic LEGO® Star Wars™ Rebel Y-Wing Starfighter for kids ages 8 and up.

Place the Dutch Vander LEGO minifigure in the cockpit, bring R2-BHD on board, wave good-bye to Mon Mothma, then mount an explosive strike with fully operational defense weapons. Deploy the retractable undercarriage to land after a victorious mission.

Enhance the buildable model with stickers that add accurate details to the design, and display the starship with a limited release Luke Skywalker (Concept Art) LEGO minifigure to pay tribute to the 50th anniversary of Star Wars.

75480  Duel on Bespin™

Piece Count: 718 Price: $AU119.99/ $US79.99 / £69.99 / €79.99

Become part of the intense confrontation that changed everything between father and son with this LEGO® Star Wars™ Duel on Bespin building toy, which can be used for cinematic storytelling and showcased as eye-catching bedroom decor.

Pretend play with LEGO minifigures to reenact the battle that leads to the shocking revelation. Clash with Lightsabers™ across the bridge on Cloud City, then pull and push a lever to make Darth Vader swing his weapon at Luke Skywalker.

Highlight the iconic display scene with LEGO Star Wars and “No, I am your father!” plaques, plus a 50th-anniversary limited-release Darth Vader (Concept Art) LEGO minifigure.

75482 Up-Scaled Luke Skywalker™ Minifigure

Piece Count: 981 Price: $AU149.99/ $US99.99 / £89.99 / €99.99

Celebrate a cinematic classic and an iconic character with this eye-opening LEGO® Star Wars™ Up-Scaled Luke Skywalker Minifigure building toy.

Construct, play, and display on a whole new level with this oversized rendering of Luke Skywalker in his pilot gear. Take on the ambitious build, apply the colorful stickers to bring out the details of his suit, then ready him for battle by equipping his blaster and posing him as you would a standard size LEGO minifigure.

Also, pay tribute to the 50th anniversary of Star Wars with the included limited-release Princess Leia (Concept Art) minifigure with a blaster.

75495 Stormtrooper™ (Concept Art) Helmet

Piece Count: 832 Price: $AU119.99 / $US79.99 / £69.99 / €79.99

Pay homage to an enduring presence of the Imperial Army and commemorate the saga’s 50th anniversary with this collectible LEGO® Star Wars™ Stormtrooper (Concept Art) Helmet building set.

Revel in 3D elements of the armor that create an intricately accurate rendering and provide a 360-degree focal piece for any home or office. Showcase this impressive replica inspired by artist Ralph McQuarrie’s early illustrations with a plaque that reads, “LEGO Star Wars Stormtrooper™ (Concept Art).”

Further celebrate the Star Wars saga with a collectible Rogue One: A Star Wars Story™ poster tile, reimagined with classic LEGO minifigures.

My Thoughts

The original poster from Back In The Day is my favorite here. I remember having a copy, albeit with the final logotype on my wall as a kid. Several house moves have guaranteed that I have no idea where it is now. I’ve seen several versions of the artwork, done by different artists, but the Hildebrand brothers version remains my favorite.

The range includes some welcome new figures, too. Dutch Vander makes his debut, and Mon Mothma has only appeared once, back in 2009. Bespin Luke has had a glow up, or at least taken a beating, and this is the first time he has been included in an affordable playset since minifigures adopted realistic skin tones. I need to take a closer look at Darth Vader: Is that a new mold? Certainly the printing seems to be similar to the 2026 Smart Fig. Finally the Episode 3 mustafer characters have not been seen since 2020. On the whole, this appears to be a very thoughtful wave so far.

Ralph McQuarrie’s concept art has provided some of the more intriguing insights into the direction the film was potentially heading, while script development was still in process, and I am delighted that some of these renditions make their way to minifigure format after all these years. The minifigureised movie posters are a great touch too.

Are you excited for the LEGO Star Wars sets celebrating 50 years since the original film was released? Which is your favorite? Let me know in the comments below.

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