Six new LEGO Star Wars sets launch — and Mandalorian fans get a lot to build

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Six new LEGO Star Wars sets launch — and Mandalorian fans get a lot to build
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Christmas may have just passed, but if you’re sitting on a pile of gift vouchers or just have a hankering to get your build on, LEGO’s launched a whole bunch of new sets for the new year. And, if you’re a Star Wars fan — and a Mandalorian fan particularly — you’re in for a great time, as LEGO has released six brand new sets themed around that galaxy far, far away.

LEGO Star Wars 75403 Grogu with Hover Pram
NEW!
£89.99 at AmazonHe may be a little guy, but this Baby Yoda set is a big one, coming in at 1,048 pieces. As well as a large-scale Grogu and hover pram to build, there's also a minifig accompaniment, too.
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LEGO Star Wars 75410 Mando and Grogu’s N-1 Starfighter
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£25 at AmazonA great set for kids at just 92 pieces, this set lets you build Mando's N-1 starfighter, with a Grogu, Mando and droid figure to play with.
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LEGO Star Wars 75401 Ahsoka’s Jedi Interceptor
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£39.99 at AmazonA great set for Clone Wars fans, this 290 piece set gets you Ahsoka's Jedi Starfighter, and includes the dual-lightsabred Jedi herself, along with Anakin and droid figures.
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LEGO Star Wars 75402 ARC-170 Starfighter
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£59.99 at AmazonA slightly bigger build at 497 pieces, this Clone Wars themed set has a really detailed ship to build, along with three Clone troopers and a droid to play with. This one could probably masquerade as a regular LEGO space set, if you're collecting those too.
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LEGO Star Wars 75404 Acclamator-Class Assault Ship
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£44.99 at AmazonA great mini display set at 450 pieces, it's another Clone Wars themed build, shrinking down one of the era's gigantic star cruisers.
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LEGO Star Wars 75405 Home One Starcruiser
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£59.99 at AmazonThe only original-trilogy era new set among the launch, the Home One Starcruiser display build, made up of 599 pieces, is great for anyone who shouts 'It's a trap!' anytime Return of the Jedi is on the telly.
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