We are talking STAR WARS Lego here!
This MOC Millennium Falcon got me hooked on Star Wars Lego building and collecting.
I've enjoyed Lego from a young age. I had several space sets. Building is as much fun as playing. And they are great for display too.
This is the play scale version. An even larger UCS (Ultimate Collector Set) is available, but that's a killer with over 7,500 pieces. Mine is pretty hefty as it is, and quite nicely detailed.
From the dish shape you can see it's from the Sequel era. There's Rey (and BB-8) and an older Han is piloting (with good ol' Chewie). A few other characters have dropped by the famous "hunk of junk" too.
I'm working on installing a light kit - check back for effects.
★ Full Disclosure: I have both official and third party items in my collection. Lego does not make all the vehicles and characters fans like myself are looking for. And most mini-figs are not generally available separate from sets.
That's no moon!
LEGO announces all new Smart Play SW sets for 2026!
The Smart Play system brings LEGO builds to life with built-in lights, sounds, and interactivity, using special Smart Bricks that sense movement, Smart Tags for object recognition, and Smart Minifigures to trigger unique reactions like engine roars or lightsaber hums, enhancing imaginative play without needing apps or phones.
★ Watch a Throne Room with A-Wing Set Promo video.
It's a Cal Kestis and BD-1 MOC from the Jedi: Fallen Order game.
★ Bounty Notice: If you come Across a midi size Mantis ship please let me know!
Otherwise, I plan to create a MOC (My Own Creation) from a Lego U-Wing set based on designs found at Rebrickable.com (see below).
The (smaller) Rebel U-Wing from Andor. Welcome to the rebellion!
Watch out for K2-SO, he's a bit direct. But you don't want to mess with Cassian or Jyn Erso either. The ISB is no match for these heroes!
I wanted a Scout trooper on Speeder Bike for a long time. Got one on eBay.
You can find these guys patrolling for the Empire throughout the Galaxy. But I have a bad feeling they don't handle trees well on Endor.
My mom sent me this Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar. Sweet!
My wife got me Grogu for a birthday. It was my first large figure build.
A Diorama. The Star Map from the show Ahsoka.
Gears below the floor allow figures to spin.
An R2-D2 MOC unit.
Super complicated technic parts on the inside make the third leg retractable. It's a real head turner.
The Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter is one cool model.
I especially like the engines. And the tail. And little Grogu in his cockpit.
Boba Fett's Slave 1 is an iconic ship. It was fun to build.
Han Solo in carbonite was a MOC addition. Sorry Leia!
I don't like the coloring on a newer version, do you? I prefer this one.
The feared bounty hunter himself.
Hello there, Obi-Wan! It's your Delta-7 Jedi Interceptor.
You must be visiting Camino with your R4-P17.
Space battles in Star Wars and in my room are epic.
R2 set a course.
Luke Skywalker's unmistakeable X-Wing is ready for take-off.
Tie Fighter incoming!
Let's get this rebel scum.
Lord Vader, your (Lambda Class) Shuttle is ready. The Emperor is expecting your son.
Shuttle Tyderium, you are cleared for landing.
Yoda's (modified) Jedi Starfighter.
(Andor Show, Season 2)
Yes there's the official Lego.com. But you can find sets for sale at any major retailer in store and online. Ebay has used and discontinued sets, just be aware that some don't include the figs.
One really interesting HoloNet site for Lego fans is Rebrickable where you can find custom (MOC) designs, including instructions for Star Wars Sets that Lego doesn't offer, or that fans have improved, or micro versions.
A very nifty feature is the ability of purchasing either sets or getting used parts for your own from 3rd party resellers.
★ Alternate Builds: A unique possibility is the use of available Lego sets for building a completely different model.
Like this U-Wing set that can be used for building a MOC Stinger Mantis.
(I'm considering it very seriously.)
I keep dreaming ;-)