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minifigures are included in the set: General Hera Syndulla, Lt. Beyta, Jacen Syndulla and First Officer Hawkins, plus known war criminal Chopper (C1-10P). On the occasion of these new rumors, we've summarized all information so far about the LEGO Star Wars summer/fall sets in this post. This small ship is one of two sets said to be based on The Mandalorian Season 3, and may or may not look a little something like this custom build, which was designed using AI-enhanced footage from the Star Wars show’s trailer. There’s a good chance the final set name will be something completely different – snubfighter just refers generically to a small starfighter – but it should bring us a brand new vehicle. 75347 TIE Bomber Little is known about next year’s May the Fourth promo beyond its rumoured product number, but we’re hoping the LEGO Star Wars team will follow up 2022’s 40531 Lars Family Homestead Kitchen with another vignette and a brand new character. It’s much more substantial than just a minifigure polybag, after all… 40615 Tusken Raider The adorable recreation of baby Groot from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) was one of the most popular LEGO sets released in 2022. However, the follow-up set this year may surprise you. LEGO opted to Venomize everyone’s favorite anthropomorphic tree, mixing him with another iconic Marvel alien. 76249, Venomized Groot, is a perfect blend of the clashing styles, providing a cute yet deadly little extraterrestrial figure perfect for spicing up any Marvel display.
At least two new additions to the LEGO Star Wars Helmet Collection are said to be coming in 2023, and they’re drawing on prequel trilogy characters for the first time with two much-loved Clone Troopers. The first of those is rumoured to be Captain Rex’s Phase II helmet, keying into the wider popularity of the 501st Legion. Surely a Captain Rex minifigure can’t be too far behind? 75350 Commander Cody (Phase I) Helmet Even though it is not perfectly in scale with the Ghost, the Phantom II is surprisingly compact, measuring just 12cm in length. Also, the model still looks very good, accurately recreating the proportions of the modified Sheathipede-class shuttle and featuring a balanced colour scheme of white and flame yellowish orange to match the source material. Now almost a decade later, the LEGO Group is giving the iconic ship another version for its new appearance in Ahsoka. Making its live action debut, the set comes with 400 more pieces than the first iteration and the overall design really shows that. The specific details of what the next LEGO set on this list will be are unknown as of this time, but it was confirmed to be something from the Ahsoka television show. It was also revealed to come with figurines of Morgan Elsbeth, Baylan Skoll, Shin Hati, a New Republic pilot with a blue suit, and an Astromech droid with a dark blue and yellow color scheme.Over the past few years, we’ve gotten pretty good at confirming which LEGO leaks are true and which are too good to be true. Today’s batch of news however can hardly be considered to fit into either category. So until there are leaked minifigures, or some of these sets show up in stores, we’re going to be very skeptical. We already know the mech sets from LEGO Marvel, now they are rumored to also get introduced in LEGO Star Wars this summer. As we already know, these will probably contain the mech and the corresponding Minifigure of the respective character. I see the improvement in the new version. I love the expansive interior. I guess we'll have to make our own beds!! Ha! And, hide a holocron. I think it’s mighty clever of LEGO to re-release the Ghost and The Phantom, given that they’re currently one of the most sought-after LEGO Star Wars sets from the Rebels eta.
It is also likely that LEGO will release some sets based on the Skeleton Crew series that will hit Disney+ sometime in late-2023, possibly as early as November.Also coming out on September 1 will be a LEGO set of the Ghost Ship from Star Wars Rebels. Despite the fact that it will be released just after the Disney+ premiere of the Ahsoka series, this set will be based on the version of the ship that was seen in Rebels. For fans who haven’t seen the animated show, the Ghost is originally from the Rebels TV show from 2014, and will also be a feature in the upcoming Ahsoka show hitting Disney+ this fall. There are no details as of yet on next year’s LEGO Star Wars advent calendar, beyond the fact it exists (no prizes for guessing that one) and that it will apparently contain 320 pieces. That’s nine fewer pieces than 2022’s 75340 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar, so it’s not difficult to believe. 75371 [18+] Comparing the original 2014 model with the newer iteration from 2023 is really the best way to see how the LEGO Group has improved the design. It might be nearly double the cost of the original, but I do think that we have one of the year’s best creations on our hands. What’s left from the LEGO Star Wars summer 2023 sets All I ask is: 1) have some passion for your subject matter; and 2) have a little knowledge about your subject matter.
Minifigures will include Hera Syndulla, her son Jacen, Chopper the Astromech droid, and two new characters who will be making their debuts in the new Ahsoka show – a Mon Calamari named Lieutenant Beyta and also First Officer Hawkins. Unfortunately no Grand Admiral Thrawn figure, which to me is one of the only negative things to say about this set. The actual ship that this set is based on was seen in the trailer for Disney+'s Ahsoka, and it is the same ship that made an appearance in the epilogue of Star Wars Rebels. It is also important to note that LEGO released a set of a T-6 shuttle in 2011, just not this specific one. 5.) Ahsoka Series Set [75364] Ahsoka The torso fares better, especially since printing covers both sides. The mix of white and light bluish grey elements is unexpected, but that looks reasonable too, in my opinion. Moreover, I like the short legs and the 1x1 round tile on top of the head is a welcome addition, representing Chopper's external transmitter.The LEGO group has dropped the ball on anniversaries of Star Wars milestones in the past, but seeing so much love to the way of the Clone Wars makes this builder very happy. We’ll see if the LEGO Venator actually makes it onto store shelves, let alone with Captain Red in tow.
I presume the nose has been constructed this way to accommodate hinges underneath, so it opens for easy access to the interior. The function is welcome, but I think a simple removable canopy would have been acceptable here, given the scale of the shuttle. There is only enough room for one minifigure inside, but even Hera's lekku fit comfortably. C1-10P, better known as Chopper, is Hera's faithful droid companion. This version of the droid is simpler than the equivalent introduced in 2014 and I am disappointed with the printing on his conical head, which comes nowhere near covering its whole circumference, unlike the Chopper figure produced before. Of course, the design being printed askew is also frustrating. While the inclusion of The Phantom II would be appreciated, the ship already has a set in the form of 75170 The Phantom. So many of the Youtubers are really just sad, lil, ignorant nerds. Love Jang, though. Yet, even he barely cares anymore. But not only that, Admiral Yularen and after almost 10 years a new Captain Rex should be included as Minifigures. Rex is said to be the version from the scene in which his inhibitor chip was removed, the figure is said to have a new head print with patch.Another set that will be released on September 1 will be of the fan-favorite Wookiee, Chewbacca. Similar to the full-body sets of Yoda and R2-D2, Chewbacca will just be a 2,320-piece buildable character rather than an actual diorama-style set of a vehicle or a scene from a film. Prepare to embark on an intergalactic adventure with the LEGO Star Wars Ghost and Phantom 2, which includes an impressive lineup of minifigures such as General Hera Syndulla, Lt. Beyta, Jacen Syndulla, First Officer Hawkins, and Chopper (C1-10P). All told, the LEGO summer 2023 is too good. It’s frankly unheard of for a list of sets to be this good. Just a month ago we were reporting on how underwhelming, and better yet disappointing, the wave was looking. But it really does seem like the LEGO Group has saved the best for last. I can’t wait to see how the lineup ends up playing out. If even one of these sets ends up being released as reported, then it’s going to make builders very happy.
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