A brick-built A New Hope poster, a giant Luke, two duels and concept art minifigures kick off 50 years of Star Wars from 1 January 2027.
The LEGO Star Wars 50th anniversary celebrations are officially under way. LEGO® has revealed seven new LEGO Star Wars™ sets to mark half a century since the first film hit cinemas in 1977, and they're quite a mix: wall art, a helmet, a giant minifigure, a starfighter and two duels.
Each set comes with an anniversary extra. Four include an exclusive minifigure based on Ralph McQuarrie's original concept art (yes, there's a lightsaber-wielding Han Solo), and the display sets come with a collectable Star Wars poster tile reimagined LEGO style. Everything lands from 1 January 2027 at LEGO.com and LEGO Stores, including the LEGO Certified Stores here in Australia.
Set 75467
The centrepiece of the wave is a 3,209-piece brick-built version of the original 1977 theatrical poster for Star Wars (later renamed A New Hope). It's built in raised 3D layers rather than flat mosaic tiles, with Luke, Leia, R2-D2 and C-3PO in front of Darth Vader, the Death Star and the Battle of Yavin, and the classic logo across the bottom.
It stands over 59 cm high and 40 cm wide, and you can hang it on the wall or lean it on a shelf. A collectable alternative poster tile based on A New Hope is included too. LEGO Insiders get early access from 1 January, with everyone else from 4 January.
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Set 75482
Following on from the up-scaled Darth Vader, Luke gets the big minifigure treatment in his orange X-wing pilot flight suit and helmet. The 981-piece build stands over 26 cm tall, and the head, arms, hands and legs all move so you can pose him like a regular minifig.
The anniversary extra here is an exclusive Princess Leia (Concept Art) minifigure.
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Set 75478
It's been a while since we've had a play-scale Y-wing, and this one takes us straight to the Battle of Yavin. The 676-piece set measures about 37 cm long and comes with Mon Mothma, Dutch Vander and his astromech R2-BHD.
The 50th anniversary bonus is an exclusive Luke Skywalker (Concept Art) minifigure, based on Ralph McQuarrie's early designs.
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Set 75466
This one gives you two builds from the one box: Darth Vader's helmet, or the famous "I am your father" line set against his red lightsaber. Either way, the 628-piece model hangs on the wall and measures about 25 × 25 cm.
It comes with a collectable The Empire Strikes Back poster tile.
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Set 75495
The helmet collection goes back to the beginning with a Stormtrooper helmet based on Ralph McQuarrie's original concept art, which helped shape the look of the whole galaxy. It has a very different shape to the screen-used helmet, and the 832-piece build stands about 18 cm high on its stand.
It includes a collectable Rogue One poster tile, reimagined with LEGO minifigures.
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Set 75480
Duel sets are back! This 718-piece build recreates the Cloud City gantry where Luke and Vader face off, with both characters as minifigures, play functions and a printed "No, I am your father!" plaque. It's about 22 cm tall and 36 cm wide.
It also includes an exclusive Darth Vader (Concept Art) minifigure.
More of the Duel on Bespin



Set 75470
The smallest set in the wave covers Anakin and Obi-Wan's showdown on Mustafar, with a brick-built lava landscape, hover pods and play functions. It's 372 pieces and about 21 cm wide.
The anniversary minifigure is a real curio: an exclusive Han Solo (Concept Art), based on McQuarrie's early design.
More of the Mustafar Duel


Rainbow Bricks will be celebrating 50 years of Star Wars all year long, at every one of our 2027 events. From Newcastle Brickfest to Maitland Brickfest, Brickfest at the Bay and Ourimbah Brickfest, keep an eye out for Star Wars on the tables. Plenty of our members are Star Wars builders and collectors, so we're expecting a galaxy of builds, both official sets and MOCs.
Which of these seven is on your list, and which concept art minifigure do you want most? Let us know in the comments, or bring it up on Talk n Sort on Tuesday night. While you wait for January, keep counting down to Christmas with our LEGO advent calendar countdown.