As Star Wars approaches its monumental 50th anniversary in 2027, the Lego Group is pulling out all the stops with a commemorative lineup of seven new sets. The collection is anchored by a stunning $300, 3,209-piece recreation of the iconic 1977 A New Hope theatrical poster, a piece that promises to turn even the most skeptical Lego Art observers into collectors.

A Legacy in Bricks

The centerpiece, the A New Hope Movie Poster (75467), brings Tom Jung’s legendary artwork to life in a three-dimensional format standing over 23 inches tall. Beyond the poster, the collection leans heavily into fan nostalgia and rare artistic history, incorporating Ralph McQuarrie’s original concept designs into exclusive minifigures.

Key Additions to the Collection

  • Up-Scaled Luke Skywalker (75482): Following the success of the Darth Vader figure, this 981-piece build features a special limited-release Princess Leia minifigure based on McQuarrie’s early concept art.
  • Rebel Y-Wing Starfighter (75478): Marking the first standalone classic Y-Wing since 2018, this $79.99 set includes a long-awaited Mon Mothma minifigure—her first appearance in 18 years—alongside Dutch Vander and a concept-art Luke Skywalker.
  • Stormtrooper Concept Helmet (75495): An 832-piece display model honoring the early design phases of the franchise's most recognizable footsoldiers.
  • Duel on Bespin (75480) & Mustafar Duel (75470): These interactive sets capture iconic lightsaber battles, with the Mustafar set offering exceptional value at $39.99, including a rare concept-art Han Solo.
  • Darth Vader 2-in-1 Wall Art (75466): A versatile 628-piece set that allows builders to choose between a stylized Vader helmet or a cinematic quote display.

Release Details and Specifications

The collection launches in early January 2027, with most items hitting shelves on January 1, followed by the flagship poster set on January 4. Each set serves as a tribute to the original trilogy, featuring collectible movie-poster tiles and unique design elements that cater to both long-time enthusiasts and new fans looking to commemorate five decades of galactic storytelling.