Star Wars Day – LEGO unveils a bunch of new building sets and exclusive freebies

If you are a Star Wars LEGO fan, wish to be with your wallet for the fourth time. Before Punny's holiday, Lego made public New Star Wars construction kits and promotions Launched on Star Wars Day on May 1. The exciting new version lineup includes the latest highly detailed Ultimate Collector series model kit, Jango Fett's Firespray-Class Starshipand multiple supplements to its series of helmets, replicas Chopper astromechand unique Command shuttle driven by Kylo Ren. There is even one Brick-made Star Wars logowhich can serve as a good core of your Star Wars showcase.

The new Star Wars LEGO set on Star Wars Day 2025:

As usual, the LEGO Store will offer a free small, exclusive building set when you spend a certain amount of money on Star Wars Day. The promotion expands to all currently available Star Wars LEGO parks (including the new LEGO) – from May 1 to May 5. Here is a summary of LEGO's Star Wars Day free products and other offers:

LEGO Shop – Star Wars Day 2025 Freebies and Promotions:

• Get $40: Millennium Falcon Mini Built (30708)
• Spend $160 also gets: Kamino Training Facilities (40765)
• Buy Jango Fett's Starship for exclusive keychain.
• Lego insiders receive double bonus points on Star Wars products.
• Lego insiders get exclusive discounts

Now, most of the new Star Wars LEGOLAND suits launched for Star Wars Day are now available for pre-order at the Lego Store and other major retailers, but you won’t be able to buy Jango Fett’s UCS Starship until the Lego promotion begins on May 1. This Marquis set is the only new release exclusively released on Star Wars Day (May 4). You need Join LEGO's Free Insider Rewards Program To be purchased with other sets on May 1st. Given the popularity of the UCS Star Wars kit, you need to do this to make sure you can not only buy one before selling it out, but also take advantage of the Star Wars Daily freebie promotion from the LEGO franchise. Jango Fett's Starship comes with a bonus keychain as well as two LEGO gift sets.

Let's take a closer look at all the new Legos for Star Wars Day 2025 below.

$300 | Release May 1 – LEGO Shop Exclusive

LEGO's Star Wars Headlines this year is Jango Fett's Firespray-Class Passiphip. The ship debuted in the movie with a cloned attack and soon it will join LEGO’s Ultimate Collector series.

At $300, the 2,970-piece set is screen-accurate entertainment as the vehicle has working ramps, a runnable canopy, movable doors, pop-up seismic mines and adjustable cannons. You can choose to display this information in flight or landing mode with the microcosm of two redesigned Jango Fett and his cloned son Boba. Jango pairs with his Mandalorian armor, Jetpack, Twin Blasters and an easy-to-move head.

The UCS Series LEGO sets are mainly aimed at adult collectors, as these sets come in thousands and are time-consuming. The smallest kit, Luke's land planewith nearly 1,900 pieces and the largest kit, Millennium Falconthere are over 7500 pieces in total, and when fully constructed, the cab occupies the entire table. If you want to grab some of these, a bunch of them are still in production, you can buy them at retail prices.

LEGO Star Wars: The Ultimate Collector Series

• Tie Interceptor Starfighter (1,931 pieces) – $230
• Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser (5,374 pieces) – $650
• Mandalorian's Razor Crest Starship (6,187 pieces) – $530 ($600)
• Jabba's Sail Barge (3,942 pieces) – $500
• X-wing Starfighter (1,949 pieces) – $240
• Millennium Falcon Starship (7,541 pieces) – $850
• AT-AT Walker (6,785 pieces) – $1,050
• Landspeeder by Luke Skywalker (1,890 pieces) – $240
• Firespray-Class Starship UCS by Jango Fett (2,970 pieces) – $300 | Release May 1

$100 | Published May 1

Star Wars Rebels' chopper is the latest Astromech, which has his own medium-sized LEGO copy. The 1,039-piece kit recreates the beloved robot in all its mechanical glory. This is thanks to several hidden levers, a lot of pronunciations and an information plaque, so it has realistic movements so guests won't confuse him as R2-D2.

But when it comes to R2, last year's sized R2-d2 Lego Lego collection would be the ideal companion for Chopper, especially since you can Save $20 on R2-D2 Now on Amazon. You can also Creative Play Droid Buildera target with four customizable robots, including Chopper and R2-D2. Here is a list of several famous LEGO Star Wars robots:

$70 | Release May 1

Although you can't find any purple lightsaber marks on this 616-piece replica Jango Fett's Helmetyou will get an adjustable rangefinder, nameplate and display stand to showcase your new creations. Jango Fett helmet will be with existing Mandalorian helmet And several other helmet replicas from the Lego series that are still available for retail prices or less:

LEGO Star Wars Helmet Series

$70 | Release May 1

Another cool helmet added to your collection is the one that once belonged to Kylo Ren. This features authentic details, silver accents, nameplate and display stand to create a cool diorama piece. 529 pieces of Kylo Ren helmet can be displayed in Das Father Helmet Showcase the era of two Star Wars villains.

$70 | Release May 1

Stick to the Star Wars sequel trilogy and you can also catch Kylo Ren's intimidation order shuttle. If the 17.5-inch wingspan makes it too big to show on the shelf, the good news is that they can fold upwards to help you save some horizontal space. This also comes with a display rack, but does not include the miniature.

$70 | Release May 1

Go back to Star Wars: Rogue One in time and you can also pick up the very cool U-Winged Space Marine that appears in that movie. It has a sleek design and comes with miniature materials from Cassian Andor, K2SO and two ISB agents. This 594-piece game set is designed for kids over 8 years old.

$50 | Release May 1 – LEGO Shop Exclusive

Fans of the Brick Series can get a range of heroes and villains from Star Wars. A set of constructable characters make you feel pain in general, Anakin Skywalker, Padme Amidala, Mace Windu and Darth Sidious.