All Confirmed (and Rumored) LEGO Star Wars Sets for 2024

It’s the 25th anniversary of LEGO Star Wars, which might be one reason 2024 is shaping up to be a year of exceeding expectations with a slew of LEGO Star Wars sets. From iconic starships to pivotal battlegrounds and sought-after minifigures, the year promises nostalgia and new thrills for enthusiasts, collectors, and fans alike.

We’re listing all the latest LEGO Star Wars sets launching in 2024. You’ll find details on the which sets are out now, plus some of the potential offerings speculated to come later in the year.

To make finding the info quick and easy, we’ve broken all the info down into three sections:

• Current Releases
• Rumored Releases
• A Text-Only List of All Confirmed and Rumored Sets

LEGO has also released a short video highlighting some of the minifigures to come like Cal Kestis and BD-1, a young Leia Organa, plus the younglings from the animated Star Wars show, Young Jedi Adventures.

This post continues to be updated as LEGO makes official announcements on new products.

LEGO Star Wars Sets for 2024

The sets below are current releases from LEGO. Sets are listed by released date.

January

AAT (30680)

The Armored Assault Tank, or AAT, has been a staple of the Separatist arsenal and will roll onto shelves in a compact yet fierce form. This polybag set is designed for a quick build that packs the rotating laser cannon in a pocket-sized package.

Clone Trooper & Battle Droid Battle Pack (75372)

Engulfed in the chaos of battle, four Trooper minifigures stand ready for the charge. Three Super Battle Droids and two Battle Droids join the fray with the tri-droid at the center of it all, offering collectible appeal and a starting point for larger battleground dioramas.

The Crimson FireHawk (75384)

Nash Durango and Nubs blast off on daring missions aboard their starship in this new Young Jedi Adventures LEGO set. It also comes with a buildable speeder bike for high-speed chases. The easy-to-follow instructions make this ideal for young Padawans looking to master the art of the brick!

March

Millennium Falcon (75375)

Show off your Jedi-like focus with this build-and-display Millennium Falcon and recreate the iconic starship from Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope. A nostalgic nod to the Star Wars legacy, this set is ideal for solo building or sharing the creative experience with friends and family.

Tantive IV (75376)

Diplomatic missions to Alderaan are always exciting with the Tantive IV. This set is a significant one for Star Wars fans as it marks the beginning of Star Wars: A New Hope, where we are introduced to Princess Leia, C-3PO, and the mission-critical R2-D2. The buildable stand and nameplate make this perfect for display.

Invisible Hand (75377)

The flagship of General Grievous has materialized in brick form. One awesome detail is the ability to separate the ship, making it appear broken apart just as it did in Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith when reentering Coruscant’s atmosphere.

R2-D2 (75379)

Who can resist a buildable R2-D2? This set doesn’t disappoint. Artoo’s head rotates a full 360-degrees and comes with an attachable periscope—just to name a couple of the cool features. Plus it comes with R2-D2 and Darth Malak minifigures with stands for display.

Boarding the Tantive IV (75387)

Recreate the iconic scene of Darth Vader’s stormtroopers breaching the corridor on the Tantive IV. With seven minifigures—one being a LEGO Star Wars 25th anniversary minifigure of ARC Trooper Fives with a display stand—this set is a must-have no matter if you follow the dark side or the light. Plus, use connectors to attach additional sets to make a longer corridor and create even more detailed scenes.

May

BARC Speeder Escape (75378)

The BARC Speeder Escape LEGO set is based off season three of The Mandalorian where Grogu escapes from the Jedi Temple. You can build your own speeder bike and have Grogu ride along, or not, in his own detachable sidecar.

The set comes with Kelleran Beq carrying two lightsabers—blue and green. And of course, you can’t miss the two 501st Clone Troopers following in hot pursuit.

Darth Maul’s Sith Infiltrator (75383)

This isn’t the first time we’ve seen a Sith Infiltrator from LEGO, but it’s almost the same number of pieces as the Sith Infiltrator from 2015 (75096). This build features folding, retractable wings and spring-loaded shooters.

Plus, it includes an exclusive Saw Gerrera minifigure as part of LEGO Star Wars 25th anniversary. Other included minifigures are Darth Maul, Anakin Skywalker, and Qui-Gon Jinn.

BrickHeadz Clone Commander Cody (40675)

You might recognize Clone Commander Cody from Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones and Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith where he served under Jedi General Obi-Wan Kenobi. Now he’s coming to you in his Phase 2 armor as one of LEGO’s signature BrickHeadz. This set contains 147 pieces.

Mos Espa Podrace (75380)

This set features the scene from Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace where Anakin outmaneuvers Sebulba in a podrace on Tatooine. This diorama doesn’t feature all racers, just the main two dueling it out. It’s also the first time we’re seeing a diorama build for one of the Star Wars prequel films.

Buildable Droideka (75381)

The 582 piece Buildable Droideka set looks fun to build and awesome to display. These destroyer droids first appeared in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace as they defended Naboo against the Gungan Grand Army and the Galactic Republic. The set comes in at 583 pieces.

Trade Federation Troop Carrier (40686)

The Trade Federation Troop Carrier recreates the multi-level transport vessel seen in Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace during the invasion of Naboo. The carrier transports and deploys B1 battle droids to the battle field, but now they can come to your home as a gift with purchase at lego.com.

TIE Interceptor Mini-Build (30685)

This TIE Interceptor mini-build comes with 48 pieces, making it perfect for first-time builders or for those who want near-instant gratification—something the next set on the list can’t provide.

TIE Interceptor (75382)

The original TIE Interceptor set from 2000 is getting an update. The 2024 TIE Interceptor is bigger with 1,931 pieces versus the original’s 703. It comes with two minifigures, a TIE Pilot and Imperial mouse droid, which are exclusive to the set. Henrik Andersen, who designed the set, is calling it “a close-to-perfect replica of the movie prop.”

June

Ambush on Mandalore Battle Pack (75373)

A treat for Mandalorian fans, this set brings to life a Season 3 battle with exclusive minifigures, including a Mandalorian Nite Owl and Mandalorian Warrior. Also included are a stud-shooting cannon and transparent attachments so you can make your Mandalorian fly, just like in the show.

Paz Vizsla and Moff Gideon Battle (75386)

Paz Vizsla is ready to face off against the formidable Moff Gideon in his Dark Trooper Armor, alongside Imperial Praetorian Guards. This set isn’t just a build; it’s an homage to the Paz’s sacrifice to save his Mandalorian allies. This set contains a manageable 289 pieces, so you won’t be left feeling like Paz when he said “There are too many!”

Luke Skywalker X-Wing Mech (75390)

It isn’t the first Star Wars mech we’ve laid our eyes on, but it’s an instant classic! The Luke X-Wing mech, like the Darth Vader mech before him, comes with a large lightsaber and stud-shooting blaster.

Captain Rex Y-Wing Microfighter (75391)

If you don’t have a LEGO Venator, this could be one way to get your hands on a Captain Rex minifig. Plus, this is LEGO’s first time creating a model of Captain Rex’s Y-wing, marking 25 years of LEGO Star Wars with some pretty cool firsts.

August

Imperial Star Destroyer (75394)

Bring the tension to a fever pitch as you command Darth Vader and his forces during the pursuit of Princess Leia with the LEGO Star Wars Imperial Star Destroyer. Engage in epic battles, explore the bridge, and strategize Vader’s next move in the command room.

With seven minifigures, including a special 25th-anniversary Cal Kestis, relive moments from Star Wars: A New Hope and harness the power of the dark side, or defeat it, in your quest to influence the galaxy.

The Dark Falcon (75389)

Thanks to French retailer Fnac, the details on LEGO set 75389 have arrived sooner than expected. The Dark Falcon set in inspired by the one seen in the Disney+ miniseries LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy.

In the series, everything is topsy-turvy after a powerful Jedi relic is accidentally activated, resulting in world where Sith Jar Jar and Ewok bounty hunters exist.

The Dark Falcon comes with 1,579 pieces and these minifigures: Jedi Vader, Beach Luke Skywalker (who could probably double as The Dude from The Big Lebowski), Darth Jar Jar Binks, Darth Rey, Bounty Hunter C-3PO, Darth Dev Greebling.

TIE Fighter & X-Wing Mash-up (75393)

Another set inspired by Rebuild the Galaxy is LEGO 75393, the TIE Fighter & X-Wing Mash-up. And the set lets you do just that with the ability mash-up and rebuild the spacecraft as a TIE Wing or X-Fighter.

The set is has 1,058 pieces and comes with minifigures Yesi Scala, Sig Greebling, a Rebel pilot, a TIE pilot, and the punny-named L3-GO astromech droid.

Rumored LEGO Star Wars Sets

While official word isn’t out on the other LEGO Star Wars sets to be released in 2024, there is speculation on what will be included in the lineup. The details below are the rumored sets to be coming down the pipeline.

August

Skeleton Crew Ship Onyx Cinder (75374)

While the Star Wars: Skelton Crew series awaits a release date, it seems there are already plans for a corresponding LEGO set. The rumored set is said to contain 1,325 pieces.

Battle on Peridea (75385)

This 382 piece Ahsoka set is rumored to bring new minifigs to LEGO Star Wars.

Jedi Bob’s Starfighter (75388)

LEGO 75388 is rumored to include 310 pieces and include a remake of the iconic Jedi Knight Bob minifigure from the 2002 LEGO Republic Gunship (7163).

Droid Factory (75392)

LEGO 75392 is expected to be a Target exclusive set featuring three astromech droids across 1,186 pieces.

Escape from the Sarlacc Pit (75396)

If this rumor is true, it will be the fourth Sarlacc set from LEGO. It’s said to have 558 pieces.

Buildable C-3PO (75398)

This could be a nice companion to the Buildable R2-D2 set released in January of this year and seen further up in this post. LEGO 75398 is rumored to have 1,132 pieces.

September

Advent Calendar (75395)

LEGO 75395 is expected to be the LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar with 368 pieces.

October

TBA (40730)

LEGO 40730 is rumored to have 145 pieces.

Star Wars 25th Celebration (40755)

LEGO 40755 is expected to be a 383 piece set.

Jabba’s Sail Barge (75397)

LEGO 75397 is said to be Jabba’s barge and have 3,942 pieces.

Lego Star Wars 2024 Set List

This text-only list contains both confirmed and rumored LEGO Star Wars sets. The rumored sets are italicized.