The dimension of the Star Wars story universe means that there is almost infinite capacity for Lego models, with masses of different vehicles, characters and settings to choose between. Lots of the most well liked Lego Star Wars models are based on spaceships like the X-Wing or Millenium Falcon. Most of these models feature missile firing gizmos, retractable landing gear and other advanced parts, so you can stage your own dogfights between whatever vehicles you choose. Some Lego models also even feature motorization, such as the Walking AT-AT.

Almost every Star Wars show or range is found in the Lego Star Wars range, including the first and prequel trilogies, and the more current Clone Wars Television range. All the major characters are in shops in Lego form, either included with sets or in shops to buy individually. They can be put inside vehicles or used in sets like Jabba’s Palace or the Mos Eisley Cantina.

The Lego Star Wars Nintendo games form a perfect complement to these Lego sets, permitting you to battle your way through the entire movies with Lego themed characters, but low in the hands-on aspect of the bricks and studs.

The quantity of Lego Star Wars sets in shops means you’ll be able to come across something requiring as little or as much participation as you want, from the relatively simple V-Wing to the large 800-piece Clone Turbo Tank. Lego Star Wars is ideal for fans of the saga who need to grab control of the stories themselves, and even produce their own Lego Star Wars movies, but it’s also a way way to introduce children to the arena of Lego, via the Star Wars characters they know and love.

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