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Clone transport with six wheels The Republic Juggernaut is a heavy transport used by the clone army during the Clone Wars. It is a long, six-wheeled vehicle with a troop bay, a pair of cannons and enough armour to survive a battlefield. The design...

The bomber the Rebellion kept flying Warm cockpit light, blue-white engine points and a small red glow at the rear cannons form the ZENE Bricks display set for Resistance Y-Wing Starfighter™ Lego 75181. The fuselage stays dark, so the exposed machinery and painted panels...

A lighter helmet for a lighter job The LEGO 75276 keeps the bust small: white shell, wide dark visor, side-mounted comms unit and a black stand with a nameplate. It is small enough for a desk and detailed enough that the panel breaks around...

Villain's fighter, connected Darth Vader's TIE Advanced is the prototype fighter he flies in A New Hope, with a pair of curved wings, a reinforced cockpit and a hyperdrive. It is faster and more capable than a standard TIE, which is fitting for the...

Falcon with a second layer The Millennium Falcon is the most familiar ship in Star Wars, and every version has to justify itself. This one is built around the SMART Play system, which adds a connected layer of interaction to the model. The ship...

Four legs in a narrow street The Spider Tank is an Imperial walker built for streets, not open battlefields. Its four articulated legs let it step over rubble and turn in tight spaces, while the low cockpit keeps the crew close to the ground....

A different galaxy's flagship The Enterprise-D was designed for a television series about exploration, and its saucer, nacelles and family quarters are meant to look like a ship people live on. The USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D 10356 model keeps the curved hull and the separable...

Same ship, older crew The Millennium Falcon returns in The Force Awakens after thirty years of sitting in a junkyard, and the film treats the reunion as a homecoming. Rey and Finn find the ship, Han finds them, and the line “Chewie, we're home”...

A puppet that became an authority Yoda was introduced in The Empire Strikes Back as a puppet, performed by Frank Oz and designed by Stuart Freeborn. The character works because he looks weak and behaves with complete authority. The face, ears and walking stick...

The fighter that made the trench run The X-Wing was designed for the first Star Wars film as a fighter that could plausibly operate in atmosphere and space. Its wings split into an X, its engines sit in four separate nacelles and its nose...

A village, not a base Endor is the only major Star Wars location that feels like a home rather than a military installation. The Ewok village in Return of the Jedi is a cluster of treehouses, rope bridges and a fire pit, and it...

A court that happens to float Jabba's Sail Barge is a palace on treads: a long deck, a cabin, a kitchen and enough guards to make escape difficult. It appears in Return of the Jedi as the setting for Han Solo's rescue, and its...

Droid who was reprogrammed K-2SO is a former Imperial security droid reprogrammed by Cassian Andor in Rogue One. He is tall, blunt and unexpectedly funny, and his design is a deliberate contrast to the rounded astromechs: a long-limbed body, a flat head and a...

The flagship that started a scale race When the 10221 Super Star Destroyer arrived in 2011, it gave LEGO collectors a capital ship on a scale that had previously belonged to fighters. The long armoured wedge, detailed bridge and engine banks made it a...

A helmet from a 1995 game The Dark Trooper began in Star Wars: Dark Forces, a 1995 first-person shooter, as an Imperial project that combined armour, droids and a very large gun. The design returned in The Mandalorian's second season, where the Dark Troopers...

A freighter with a family The Millennium Falcon is a smuggler's home, a repair job and the ship that keeps arriving when the odds are impossible. Its design is deliberately ugly: a flattened saucer, an off-centre cockpit and exposed pipes, all built to look...

The droid who carried the plans R2-D2 is the only character who appears in every Star Wars saga film, and he does it without dialogue. Ralph McQuarrie's design gave him a dome, a single eye and a body full of compartments, and the films...

A ship with no right way up Slave I lands on its tail, leaving the cockpit at the top and the engines at the bottom. That vertical stance is the reason the ship is instantly recognisable, and it makes the UCS model look different...

A mask assembled from history The mask matters most when it comes off. In Return of the Jedi, Luke removes it to reveal the man underneath, and the helmet set works the other way around: it keeps the mask sealed and asks you to...

Orange paint, same airframe The ZENE Bricks LED set for Lego Poe's X-Wing Fighter 75102 gives the fighter a cool engine glow, a warm cockpit and small red points at the cannons. The orange panels stay unlit, so the paint scheme remains the first...