Lego continues to be one of the most popular toys among young children, utilising a classic designed that has worked for decades while also incorporating elements from modern pop culture. By far the most popular Lego series in recent years has been the range of Lego Star Wars sets, the success of which has even spawned video game releases.
The size of the Star Wars story universe means that there is almost limited scope for Lego models, with hundreds of different vehicles, characters and settings to choose from. Many of the most popular Lego Star Wars models are based on spaceships such as the Millennium Falcon or the X-Wing. Most of these models feature missile firing gadgets, retractable landing gear and other advanced parts, so you can stage your own dogfights between whatever vehicles you choose. Some Lego models even feature motorization, such as the Walking AT-AT.
Almost every one of the films and the various series is represented in the Lego series, including the original and prequel trilogies, and the more recent Clone Wars TV series. All of the major characters are available in Lego form, either included with sets or available to buy individually. They can be placed inside vehicles or used in sets such as Jabba's Palace or the Mos Eisley Cantina.
The video games form a perfect complement to these Lego sets, allowing you to battle your way through the entire franchise with Lego themed characters, but lacking in the hands-on aspect of the bricks and studs.
The number of Lego sets available means you'll be able to find something needing as little or as much involvement as you like, from the relatively simple V-Wing to the massive 800-piece Clone Turbo Tank. This range is perfect for fans of the franchise who want to take control of the stories themselves, and even film their own Lego Star Wars movies, but Star Wars Lego toys are also a great way to introduce kids to the world of Lego, using the characters they know and love.
The size of the Star Wars story universe means that there is almost limited scope for Lego models, with hundreds of different vehicles, characters and settings to choose from. Many of the most popular Lego Star Wars models are based on spaceships such as the Millennium Falcon or the X-Wing. Most of these models feature missile firing gadgets, retractable landing gear and other advanced parts, so you can stage your own dogfights between whatever vehicles you choose. Some Lego models even feature motorization, such as the Walking AT-AT.
Almost every one of the films and the various series is represented in the Lego series, including the original and prequel trilogies, and the more recent Clone Wars TV series. All of the major characters are available in Lego form, either included with sets or available to buy individually. They can be placed inside vehicles or used in sets such as Jabba's Palace or the Mos Eisley Cantina.
The video games form a perfect complement to these Lego sets, allowing you to battle your way through the entire franchise with Lego themed characters, but lacking in the hands-on aspect of the bricks and studs.
The number of Lego sets available means you'll be able to find something needing as little or as much involvement as you like, from the relatively simple V-Wing to the massive 800-piece Clone Turbo Tank. This range is perfect for fans of the franchise who want to take control of the stories themselves, and even film their own Lego Star Wars movies, but Star Wars Lego toys are also a great way to introduce kids to the world of Lego, using the characters they know and love.
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