5 Rare LEGO Star Wars Sets imageIn February 2012, the LEGO Group renewed its license to create Star Wars sets for 10 years. The company first acquired the license in 1999, and rapidly expanded the toy line, much to the delight of fans....Read More about 5 Rare LEGO Star Wars Sets Our community, 1232 want it Emperor Palpatine, Darth Maul and Darth Vader Minifig Pack - Star Wars #1 Our community, 1934 want it Luke Skywalker, Han Solo and Boba Fett Minifig Pack - Star Wars #2 Our community, 1821 want it Chewbacca and 2 Biker Scouts Minifig Pack - Star Wars #3 Our community, 1747 want it 2 Battle Droids and Command Officer Minifig Pack - Star Wars #4 Our community, 1570 want it Our community, 2187 want it Our community, 2314 want it Our community, 1804 want it Our community, 2211 want it Our community, 2756 want it Our community, 2489 want it Our community, 2262 want it Our community, 2621 want it Our community, 3542 want it
X-Wing Fighter & TIE Advanced Our community, 1208 want it Sebulba's Podracer & Anakin's Podracer Our community, 978 want it Our community, 1336 want it Jedi Starfighter & Slave I Our community, 1097 want it Our community, 1442 want it Our community, 1369 want it Our community, 1280 want it Our community, 1107 want it Our community, 1344 want it Our community, 1157 want it Our community, 1341 want it A New HopeThe Empire Strikes BackReturn of the Jedi Classic Star Wars is a sub-theme of the Star Wars theme of products. It includes many of the vehicles and characters from the Star Wars Original Trilogy, which consists of Episodes IV, V and VI. The events of these Episodes occur in LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy and LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga. As the main characters in the classic trilogy, Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader are seen in many of the sets, as is the case with other main characters like Han Solo, Princess Leia, and more.
However, Rebels, from pilots to Endor Commandos, are also very common, as are Stormtroopers. This subtheme is based on the happenings between the boarding of the Tantive IV to the Victory Celebration following the destruction of Death Star II. All the Minifigures in this theme up through 2004 had a yellow skin tone (see Biggs Darklighter), except those depicting aliens (Chewbacca/Greedo) or dark skinned people (Lando Calrissian). In late 2004, skin colors were switched to a light nougat for more realistic minifigures. Mini sets are a cheaper and easier way to buy LEGO Star Wars sets that are reasonably accurate, yet easy to build. Most classic Trilogy mini sets are no longer sold, being now a part of the Clone Wars subtheme. Many are minikit sets that may be viewed in the LEGO Star Wars video games after collecting all of the minikit canisters. Four series of planet sets have been released through 2013. These sets include a minifigure, planet, and microscale vehicle. Though not very common, LEGO has released a few Technic Star Wars sets.
These usually came with features like movable arms or a turning head. These sets, however, did not last to the present. Many sets in the Classic Trilogy are Ultimate Collectors' Series sets, due to their large size or importance in the Original Trilogy. Most of these sets are display sets, and can be released as Exclusive or Hard to Find items. The most popular UCS set is the 10179 Millennium Falcon due to its status as the largest LEGO Star Wars set released, containing over 5,000 pieces. Unlike most Ultimate Collectors' Series sets, this set includes minifigures, explaining its popularity. Magnet sets and pens have also been released. Minifigures incuded with these items can be used in vehicles or dioramas, and are usually rare or hard to find characters. Few promotional sets have been released, but more are likely to be in the future. Many Star Wars Keychains have been released, usually featuring characters of repute such as Darth Vader. Luke SkywalkerBen KenobiLuke Skywalker (Endor)Scout TrooperLuke Skywalker (Pilot)Dak RalterRebel Trooper (Hoth)R2-D2Biggs DarklighterRebel MechanicDutch VanderDarth VaderAstromech DroidDarth VaderEmperor PalpatineHan SoloLuke SkywalkerBoba FettChewbaccaLuke SkywalkerHan SoloA-Wing PilotHan Solo (Carbonite) (Version 1)B-Wing PilotAstromech DroidHan SoloChewbacca (Meant to be Old Brown)Princess LeiaC-3POTIE PilotImperial PilotRoyal GuardLobotPaplooScout TrooperStormtrooperWicketImperial OfficerGamorrean GuardT-16 PilotBib FortunaJabba the HuttGonk DroidB'omarr MonkEV-9D9Princess Leia(Slave)SnowtrooperAT-AT PilotLando CalrissianLuke Skywalker(Cloud City)Princess Leia(Cloud City)Hoth Rebel Trooper (Version 2)GreedoSandtrooperLuke Skywalker (Dagobah)YodaHan Solo (Hoth)Princess Leia (Hoth)
Droid BrainDarth Vader(Light-up-lightsaber)Emperor Palpatine (Grey)Imperial OfficerOwen LarsJawa (x3)R5-D4R1-G4ASP DroidTreadwell DroidA-Wing Pilot (Light Flesh)Rebel Mechanic (Grey)B-Wing Pilot (Light Flesh)Ten NumbIG-88DengarBespin GuardPrincess Leia (Slave, light flesh)R2-D2 (serving tray variant)Gamorrean Guard (Brown arms)Lando Calrissian (Guard disguise)Grand Moff TarkinImperial Officer (Version 2)R2-Q5Mouse DroidWedge AntillesAT-ST PilotK-3PORebel Trooper (Hoth) (Version 3)General VeersAT-AT Pilot (Version 2)Shadow StormtrooperRebel TrooperLuke Skywalker (Tatooine, new)Luke Skywalker (Stormtrooper disguise)Han Solo (Stormtrooper disguise)Princess LeiaBen Kenobi (hood)Darth Vader(new design)R2-D2(new design)C-3PO(new design)Emperor Palpatine (new design)Assassin DroidR2-Q5IT-ODeath Star DroidDeath Star TrooperDianogaRebel Trooper (Version 4)TauntaunAdmiral AckbarMon MothmaLando CalrissianGeneral MadineMon Calamari OfficerDarth Vader (new design)Captain Antilles WicketPaplooChief ChirpaPrincess LeiaRebel CommandoZev SenescaHoth OfficerRebel Soldier (Hoth, redesigned)Imperial Officer (Hoth)Luke Skywalker (Hoth)SkeletonWampaSecurity DroidSandtrooper (Black pauldron)Ben Kenobi (New Face Design)BosskLuke Skywalker (New hair)Princess Leia (New hair colour)TokkatLograyDengar 2011 redesignIG-88 2011 redesignAdmiral PiettPrincess Leia(Slave)