The partnership between Star Wars and Legos began in 1999 when Lego Group released its first Star Wars-themed sets after securing a licensing deal with Lucasfilm. The two brands have continued to collaborate and release new sets based on the Star Wars franchise since then.
Star Wars-themed Legos are designed specifically to replicate scenes and vehicles from the Star Wars universe. They often include unique minifigures of popular characters and have more intricate details and designs compared to regular Legos.
As of 2021, there are over 700 Star Wars-themed Lego sets, including sets based on the original trilogy, prequel trilogy, sequel trilogy, and standalone films. There are also sets based on the animated series, The Clone Wars and Rebels.
Yes, Star Wars-themed Legos are extremely popular among fans and collectors. They offer a way for fans to bring their favorite scenes and characters to life and are often sought after by collectors due to their limited edition releases and high resale value.
The most expensive Star Wars-themed Lego set is the Ultimate Collector's Edition Millennium Falcon, released in 2007 and priced at $500. It contains over 5,000 pieces and is considered a rare and valuable collectible among Lego and Star Wars fans.