LEGO Star Wars 2026 sets rumoured – Ewok Village, Sandcrawler and more

A fresh list of LEGO Star Wars rumours for release in 2026 has surfaced, including a new Ewok Village and an up-scaled Darth Vader minifigure.

BrickTap has published the first details on LEGO Star Wars sets we can apparently expect to see hitting shelves later this year, variously tied to the prequel trilogy, original trilogy and the upcoming The Mandalorian & Grogu movie. These 15 new sets are in addition to the full wave that’s just arrived on shelves and the newly-revealed SMART Play sets dropping in March.

Check out all the info we have so far below, but remember that rumoured details should be taken with a customary pinch of salt until confirmed by the LEGO Group. BrickTap notes that all these prices are especially subject to change.

Sandcrawler

Price: $199.99 Pieces: TBC Release date: TBC

One of three sets in the list reportedly hooked to The Mandalorian & Grogu is a new Sandcrawler, which would be our first iteration of the Jawas’ rolling home since 2018’s 75220 Sandcrawler. That 1,239-piece set retailed for $139.99 in the US, while this new version will apparently cost around $200, so it’ll be interesting to see if it’s bigger and beefier than the relatively diminutive 2018 model.

AT-AT

Price: $179.99 Pieces: TBC Release date: TBC

We’ve already had one four-legged Imperial walker this year in the midi-scale 75440 AT-AT, but at roughly $180 this version sounds like it’ll be more in line with previous play-scale sets. It’s another one rumoured as part of the Mandalorian & Grogu movie wave, which is no surprise given how heavily the AT-AT has featured in initial footage from the upcoming film.

Imperial Shuttle

Price: $139.99 Pieces: TBC Release date: TBC

The final set in the list based on The Mandalorian & Grogu will apparently be an Imperial Shuttle, coming in at twice the price of the last version in 2021’s downsized 75302 Imperial Shuttle. That opens the door to a larger and more impressive shuttle, though with one eye on recent LEGO Star Wars prices it may not necessarily be twice the size as the 660-piece 2021 version…

Ewok Village

Price: $179.99 Pieces: TBC Release date: TBC

LEGO Star Wars fans have been clamouring for a new Ewok Village for years, with our last and only substantial version arriving in 2013’s UCS set 10236 Ewok Village. That model retailed for $249.99 and includes 1,990 pieces, so with 13 years of inflation factored in we’d expect a new $180 set to be closer in scope and scale to 2023’s 75635 Yavin 4 Rebel Base.

Star Wars Mini-Movie Posters

Price: $49.99 Pieces: TBC Release date: TBC

Some of these rumoured LEGO Star Wars sets feel a little out of left-field, and perhaps none more so than these Star Wars Mini-Movie Posters. At only $50 or so in the US, expectations should probably be for something along the lines of LEGO Ideas’ 2023 set 21340 Tales of the Space Age, which could be pretty cool if the designers can pull it off. We’re just speculating here, though.

Up-Scaled Darth Vader Minifigure

Price: $99.99 Pieces: TBC Release date: TBC

It was surely only a matter of time before the LEGO Up-Scaled Minifigure range expanded to encompass Star Wars, and the designers have apparently aimed high with their inaugural character in Darth Vader. The complex shaping required for Darth’s helmet is presumably responsible for the price, which is nearly double what you’ll pay for the regular, racing driver and Santa up-scaled minifigures…

Buildable Yoda

Price: $149.99 Pieces: TBC Release date: TBC

If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. Or maybe just do, because as a wizened green Jedi once said, there is no try. Hence the LEGO Star Wars team seemingly returning to the well of Yoda for its next buildable character in 2026, only with a 50% price hike on 2019’s 75255 Yoda. It’ll be interesting to see if this one is to scale with the recent glut of buildable characters such as 75379 R2-D2 and 75398 C-3PO.

EPII Bounty Hunter Pursuit

Price: $59.99 Pieces: TBC Release date: TBC

The ‘EPII’ part of this rumoured LEGO Star Wars set name (which is surely not final) is doing a lot of heavy lifting in terms of clueing us into what to expect, and that’s presumably a remake of 2002’s 7133 Bounty Hunter Pursuit. It would mark a long-overdue return to the Attack of the Clones Coruscant speeder chase, as well as the character of Zam Wesell (who only appeared that one time in LEGO Star Wars).

Icons of Star Wars

Price: $79.99 Pieces: TBC Release date: TBC

Another ambiguous LEGO Star Wars set name, Icons of Star Wars has the potential to be pretty much anything. But if we were to put on our speculative betting hats (don’t we all own those?), we’d be staking our money on a series of buildable objects not unlike this year’s 76466 Philosopher’s Stone Collectors’ Edition. A lightsaber, a blaster pistol, a comlink – that sort of thing. But for now, your guess is as good as ours…

Luke’s X-wing Microfighter

Price: $14.99 Pieces: TBC Release date: TBC

The LEGO Star Wars team cooked in 2025 with its sole Microfighter, debuting one of the year’s best minifigures in 75400 Plo Koon’s Jedi Starfighter Microfighter. It sounds like we’re back to relatively mundane territory in 2026, however, with Luke’s X-wing Microfighter. Here’s hoping it at least includes the uber-detailed Pilot Luke minifigure from 75355 X-wing Starfighter…

Luke vs. Darth Vader: Bespin Duel

Price: TBC Pieces: TBC Release date: TBC

Given it’s one of the most iconic duels in the entire Star Wars saga, it’s surprising how infrequently the LEGO Star Wars theme has attempted to recreate Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader’s showdown on Bespin. The last effort came in the Star Wars Celebration-exclusive 75294 Bespin Duel, and while that set enjoyed a slightly wider US release in the wake of the pandemic, it still wasn’t easy to come by – so a new version would be very welcome.

Anakin’s Jedi Starfighter

Price: $29.99 Pieces: TBC Release date: TBC

There are only a few certainties in life: death, taxes and at least one Jedi Starfighter per year in LEGO Star Wars. This year, the honour will apparently go to Anakin Skywalker, and at around $30 we’re presumably looking at something closer to 2022’s 75333 Obi-Wan Kenobi’s Jedi Starfighter than the prohibitively more expensive 2025 set 75401 Ahsoka Tano’s Jedi Interceptor. Hopefully that means a new and improved Clone Wars Anakin minifigure to match Obi-Wan in last summer’s 75432 V-19 Torrent Starfighter.

Check out the full LEGO Star Wars 2026 slate as things stand below. None of these newly-rumoured sets have product numbers attached to them at the moment, so some of the entries in this table will presumably refer to the same model. Keep an eye on our LEGO 2026 sets page for updates…

Confirmed and rumoured LEGO Star Wars 2026 sets

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