Wishlist: Future Star Wars Sets and Minifigures

[CloneCommando99]

On 11/18/2025 at 6:43 PM, Mandalorianknight said:

Something Lego seems determined not to give us any sets for, a video game focused wave:

Inquisitorious Duel ($9.99): Interrogation room with the holocron and turntables to place figures on, as well as some parts to represent some of Second Sister's attacks. Comes with Cal Kestis (default, no poncho) and Second Sister (no helmet) - Jedi Fallen Order

AT-RT microfighter ($12.99): Just a slightly more accurately sized AT-RT (Dark orange highlights) with a 212th ARF trooper. - Battlefront ll

Inferno Squad Mech ($14.99): Black imperial mech with red highlights and aspects such as a bandolier on the cockpit, shock droid on the back, and multiple blasters. Comes with Iden Versio. - Battlefront ll

Republic Reinforcements ($19.99): Jet Trooper (red markings), Clone Commando (default skin), ARC Trooper (default), ARC Trooper (Lambent Seeker). Build is an E-web and defensive wall in the style you can find littering the capital ships in the Supremacy gamemode of battlefront ll. -Battlefront ll

Sky Fortress Showdown ($29.99): The room the final duel against Dagen Gera takes place in with turntables and some collapse/explode play features. Comes with Cal Kestis (Survivor, default outfit), Bode Akuna, BD-1, and Dagen Gera (Transparent purple arm). -Jedi Survivor

Turbolaser Assault ($54.99): Imperial turbolaser turret and a platform in front with crates and explode features. There is a large play feature to blow up the head of the turret. Comes with 2x Rebel Trooper (Sullest defaults, Jump Packs), 2x Imperial Magmatrooper, and Nien Numb. -Battlefront 2015

Zero Company ($89.99): Zero Company's lander with Hawks (default appearance), Trick, Tel-Rea, Cly, Luco, and the Zero Company Astromech, alongside 2x B2 battle droids. -Zero Company

Supremacy: Kashyyyk: ($129.99): Three terrain builds for command posts (Wookiee hut, separatist supply drop, and a midi-scale downed gunship) with an AAT, TX-130, AT-RT (accurate scale), STAP, and 2 droidikas. Comes with Anakin Skywalker (Clone Wars armor), Count Dooku (Pajamas), 2x Wookiee Enforcer, 2x 181st trooper, 1x 181st officer, 1x 181st sniper, 1x 181st heavy, 2x b1 battle droid, 1x b1 battle droid (with backpack and sniper rifle), 1x b1 commander, 2x b2 battle droid, and 2x commando droid. -Battlefront ll

Stinger Mantis ($169.99): Stinger Mantis with interior containing a 3-seater cockpit, couch and holotable, small kitchen, and workbench. Comes with (All Fallen Order) Cal Kestis (Poncho), Greez Ditrius, Cere Junda, Nightsister Merrin, BD-1, Second Sister (helmet), and 2x Purge Trooper. -Jedi Fallen Order

UCS/MBS: Assault on Rebel Transport ($349.99): The primary build, which can be displayed on a small black stand, is a GR-75 rebel transport. However, the primary stand is a large chunk of Tatooine terrain with a variety of large crates, nets, and haphazard command centers/redoubts/etc. Comes with (All in their battlefront 1 defaults) Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Princess Leia, Emperor Palpatine, Han Solo, Boba Fett, 3x Rebel Trooper (Tatooine defaults), 3x Imperial Sandtrooper, 1x Ishi Tib rebel, 1x Quarren Rebel, and 2x Shock Trooper. -Battlefront 2015

Helmet: ($69.99): Darth Revan (The hood is part of the build) - KOTOR

Diorama: Star Forge Showdown ($89.99): Star Forge interior with Darth Revan, Darth Malak, and Jedi Knight Revan (with a compartment to swap between the revans based on which story you want to display). Quote is "Savior. Conqueror. Hero. Villain. You are all things, Revan... and so you are nothing. In the end, you belong to neither the light nor the darkness. You will always stand alone." -KOTOR

We 100% need more Videogame sets. Phenomenal ideas.

I’ve also got some more ideas for Videogame based sets 

JFO/ JS

DT Sentry droid paperbag (£4.99) (has a gimmick where you get a randomised load-out in each bag, and therefore can collect them all. The white legendary enemy variant is also available)

Zeffo Tomb Guardian (£9.99): Purge Trooper and Stormtrooper 

Koboh Ambush (£9.99): Merrin vs Bedlam Raider Droideka and 2 Bedlam Raider B1s

Imperial patrol Battlepack (£19.99): Scout Trooper, Scout Trooper Commander, Jump Trooper, KX Enforcer (technically not a full minifig) and a Stormtrooper Commander. Builds are a checkpoint and probe droid.

Escape from Coruscant (£59.99): Cal Kestis , BD-1, Purge Trooper, Scout Trooper and a Jump Trooper Commander. Build is a imperial patrol gunship.

Bode Akuna’s Z-95 (£44.99): Bode Akuna, Dagan Gera, BD-1 and Cal Kestis.

UCS Oggdo Bogdo (£100): comes with exclusive Cal Kestis (exclusive pink poncho and rage baited face print)

• There is also a Spawn of Oggdo GWP for this set.

 

Other Videogames

Delta Squad Battlepack (£19.99): Boss, Fixer, Sev, Scorch. 

Midi-scale Corvus (imperial version in scale with 2021 light cruiser) £44.99: Iden Versio (Rebel outfit cause it’d be funny)

20 hours ago, Mandalorianknight said:

Faction/Themed advent Calendars:

Advent Calendar: Jedi Temple Hearth: Includes 5 minifigures (Exclusive CW armor anakin, Santa Yoda, and Purple Sweater Mace with new torsos, as well as CW armor Obi-Wan and TCW S5 Ahsoka), a B1 battle droid dummy, a buildable WAC pit droid, and a number of small builds representing bits of the temple. These include a few temple chairs, an ancient fireplace, a training remote with training saber rack, etc.

Advent Calendar: Christmas Clone Barracks: Includes 5 minifigures (Exclusive Jesse figure, Rex- Christmas sweater, Cody-Christmas sweater, a 501st trooper, and a shiny), as well as a chained-up commando droid, buildable GNK droid, and a number of builds including a radio station console, bar for...water,  barracks tent, tree made of scrap, etc.

Advent Calendar: Droid Factory Decoration: Includes 3 minifigures (Exclusive TCW Cad Bane, Dooku (Pajama torso), Ventress (christmas sweater)), and a number of droid-style figures including Grievous, a B1 battle droid, B2 battle droid, commando droid, B1 commander, and buildable droidika, buzz droid, demo droid, and a downsized Retail Droid. Other builds include various machines and other elements of the factory.

Advent Calendar: Yavin Rebel Celebration: Includes 6 minifigures (Exclusive Biggs Darklighter, Han Solo- Christmas sweater, Chewbacca- Christmas bandolier, Ceremony Leia, Rebel Ground Crew, Yavin Jacket Luke), as well as R2-D2 and a treadwell droid. Builds include the watchtower post, briefing room screen, seats, command table, different hanger material such as a gantry and crane, etc.

Advent Calendar: Imperial Holiday March: Includes 5 minifigures (Exclusive Army Trooper, Grand Moff Tarkin- Christmas Sweater, Stormtrooper- Christmas sweater,  Emperor Palpatine, and Darth Vader), as well as a probe droid, security droid, and medical droid. Builds include Vader's throne, an imperial banner, stormtrooper barracks, E-web, conference room table, etc.

Advent Calendar: Bountiful Festivity: Includes 5 minifigures (Boba Fett-Christmas sweater, Bossk-Christmas sweater, Dengar (santa hat), 4-Lom, Zuckuss) as well as IG-88, a buildible Serpias mech, GNK droid with guns strapped to it, and an exclusive BT-1. Builds include cantina tables/chairs/bar, a wanted board, bounty vending machine thing they use in TCW, crate of credits, crate of jewels, a swoop bike, etc.

Awesome.

 

Dark Yuletide of the Force (£29.99): Santa Baylan Skoll, Darth Talon (can fit inside an accompanying gift box build addressed to George Lucas), Pajama Dooku, Dark Side Yoda and 4th Sister.

Light Yuletide of the Force (£29.99): Sol, Yaddle, Yarael Poof, Cal Kestis (Outrider outfit and special Christmas tree poncho), BD-1 (Green with red accents) and Jedi training Leia. Builds include: lightsaber workbench, stormtrooper dummy (from Jedha in JS), training remotes, council chair, Holocron shelf, small speeder (the type stored on ETA shuttles),  etc…

Life Day Truce (£29.99): Obi-Wan Kenobi (armour), Anakin Skywalker (armour), Gingerbread P2 Clone Trooper, Captain Keeli, General Greivous (with candy cane lightsabers), Magnaguard (with festive electro staff) and a festive B1. Box art depicts them playing football. Builds include: goal, Droideka, weapons rack, tactical table, etc….

[Darth_Bane13]

3 hours ago, CloneCommando99 said:

Delta Squad Battlepack (£19.99): Boss, Fixer, Sev, Scorch. 

Imagine a play scale Acclamator with Delta squad and trandoshans.

[Mandalorianknight]

On 11/20/2025 at 4:55 PM, CloneCommando99 said:

Santa Baylan Skoll

All great sets, shoutout to Santa Baylan

21 hours ago, Darth_Bane13 said:

Imagine a play scale Acclamator with Delta squad and trandoshans.

That would be cool. Always have to take the opportunity to show off my Acclamator since it's one of my favorite builds:

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After the disappointing 2026 news, here's another Walletbuster wave: A wave of sets where I'd likely buy every single one of them. My last one tried to be more realistic in terms of set material, this one.... is not. Lots of generic mandalorian stuff that basically serve as vehicles to give me templates for different mandalorian ships and figure parts/colors so I can expand my displays.

Sith leviathan Microfighter ($12.99): Darth Revan

Jedi Survivor Mech ($16.99): A red and white mech designed in BD-1's aesthetic. Comes with Cal Kestis (Jedi survivor defaults)

Mandalorian Clan Pack 1 ($19.99): Beskar forge with Mandalorian Blacksmith (Male, Bright Red armor and jetpack with dark brown undersuit), Mandalorian Ace (Female, yellow armor and jetpack with white undersuit), Mandalorian Artisan (Female, Bright Red armor and jetpack with dark brown undersuit), Mandalorian Flier (Male, Yellow armor and jetpack with white undersuit).

Mandalorian Clan Pack 2 ($19.99): Mandalorian speeder and refueling station with Mandalorian Racer (Female, dark orange armor with reddish brown undersuit like the male mando from the 2020 pack), Mandalorian Gunslinger (Male, Pink armor on magenta undersuit, cape), Mandalorian Ranger (Male, standard Green armor with azure highlights and dark brown undersuit like the female mando in the 2020 pack), Mandalorian Sentinel (Female, silver armor with dark brown suit, sort of like a Nite Owl set for Din's armor)

Mandalorian Fang Fighter ($37.99): Mandalorian Fang Fighter in green and azure livery with Mandalorian Scout (Female, similar to 2020 green design but with more green on the body and an azure set of jag eyes on the helmet), Mandalorian Shadow (Male, black armor), Mandalorian Polar (Female, white armor), and Mandalorian Bishop (Male, white armor)

Chariot Assault Tank ($54.99): Comes with an Imperial Officer, Chariot Driver, Stormtrooper Commander, Mara Jade, R2-D2, and Luke Skywalker.

Clone Headhunter vs Vulture Droid ($64.99): Headhunter and Vulture Droid (smaller than the 2014 one) with Plo Koon, Warthog, Wolffe, and 2x Wolfpack Trooper.

Mandalorian Gauntlet Starfighter ($109.99): Mandalorian Gauntlet fighter (Red and reddish brown with orange highlights) with a 2-seater cockpit and function to drop the seating rack below the fuselage to act as a dropship. Comes with Mandalorian Firewing (Female, bright red armor with reddish brown undersuit and orange accents, pilot box on torso like the Rebels mandos), Mandalorian Inferno (Orange armor with bright red accents and reddish brown undersuit with dark tan fur cape), Mandalorian Blazer (Male, bright red armor with dark red undersuit and silver accents), Mandalorian Ghost (Female, Gunmetal armor and undersuit), Mandalorian Chameleon (Male, dark tan armor with reddish brown undersuit), Mandalorian Sniper (Female, pink armor with magenta undersuit), 2x Mandalorian Claimsmen (light bluish grey armor with dark bluish grey undersuit) and 2x Mandalorian Claimswomen (light bluish grey armor with dark bluish grey undersuit).

Echo Base ($159.99): Large Hoth Echo Base build with the main doors, medical bay, snowspeeder hanger with midi-scale snowspeeder, and command room. Also includes one of each turret type. Comes with Luke Skywalker (bacta tank), Leia (Hoth), Major Derlin, R-3PO, Wedge Antilles, Wes Janson, 3x Rebel Trooper (With faces meant to resemble Namir, Roja, and Beak), Chewbacca (snowy), a Snowtrooper Commander, and 2x Snowtrooper.

D2C: The Stinger Mantis ($239.99): Massive Stinger Mantis with a display stand and plaque. Has a full interior with cockpit, mission select table, living area, kitchen, workshop/engine room, and a hideout for the Bogling. Comes with (All JFO designs) Cal Kestis (Default, poncho), Cere Junda, Greez Ditrius, Nightsister Merrin, BD-1, The Bogling, Second Sister, and 2x Purge Trooper.

Edited Friday at 10:52 PM by Mandalorianknight

[Darth_Bane13]

2 hours ago, Mandalorianknight said:

That would be cool. Always have to take the opportunity to show off my Acclamator since it's one of my favorite builds:

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That's a nice build although I prefer the all gray look from AOTC and the EU.

[Kaijumeister]

Usually after a great deal of complaining, I accept the LSW Team’s set choices every year even though a fair share of them feel incredibly misguided.

However, the ongoing refusal to release a Stinger Mantis is the one thing that really, really bugs me. It would be the perfect set for the £140 price point; the ship is colourful with a somewhat interesting geometry (and the landing configuration would actually translate quite well to a clever set function), the crew would look excellent in minifigure form, and it’s based on a canon video game series that is actually popular within the fandom. With the fairly simple shaping of the main hull, accommodating a decent interior shouldn’t be too onerous either. I guess the demand for JFO / JS in Lego form is overstated within these small online spaces, and Lego’s market research has indicated minimal interest in tackling the games, but surely the Mantis should be on the LSW Team’s radar nonetheless.

Getting sets on these games is literally my #1 wish within this theme (along with a TIE Avenger of course, but at least the Micro Galaxy Squadron version looks fantastic). Reading through the excellent ideas in this thread feels like wish fulfilment.

Edited Saturday at 01:03 AM by Kaijumeister

[ArrowBricks]

On 11/21/2025 at 10:51 PM, Mandalorianknight said:

 

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After the disappointing 2026 news, here's another Walletbuster wave: A wave of sets where I'd likely buy every single one of them. My last one tried to be more realistic in terms of set material, this one.... is not.

My wave - only added further info where needed. 
 

Battle Packs: 

Wolfpack Clone Troopers BP £19.99 - 1 ARF 

91st Mobile Corps Clone Troopers BP £19.99 - 1 BARC Trooper 

Geonosis Troopers BP £19.99 - ARF (x2) 

Separatist Special Forces BP £19.99 - Tactical Droid, Commando Droid (x2), Sniper Droideka. CIS Flitknot Speeder 

 

Playscale: 

Separatist Tri-Droid £69.99 - Super Tactical Droid, Anaxes Clone Troopers 

Kylo Ren’s Tie Silencer vs Resistance A-Wing (red) £89.99 

Naboo Royal Starship £129.99

 

New style of set: 

* spoken in this forum before. A middle ground between UCS/MBS and flagship wave sets

Jabba’s Sail Barge w/Skiff £219.99 - new aliens. 

Republic Dropship w/AT-TE £229.99 - AT-TE Driver, exclusive Jedi (x2)

 

UCS/MBS

MBS Geonosian Arena £349.99

[ArrowBricks]

With some help from artificial intelligence, here is my latest attempt at fleshing out my new sub-theme within LEGO Star Wars - LEGO Star Wars Signatures. 

LEGO Star Wars Signatures is my response to what feels like an ever-growing chasm between summer wave flagship sets (i.e. CIS MTT, Imperial Star Destroyer) and UCS/MBS sets, specifically size, cost, and quality. Teenagers and/or adults with lower budgets are being priced out of quality, playsets - 18+ is not, and should not, just be about displayable/decorative sets. They're making LEGO Star Wars  soulless. 

LEGO Star Wars Signatures sit within a collector progression path: Flagship, Signatures, UCS/MBS. In other words, an eco system for fans and collectors. 

Therefore, the idea is that Signatures are the gateway tier between play and prestige, creating new buyers rather than stealing them; if done right, they grow the market around UCS/MBS sets. Simply, Signatures act as a transition tier for more advanced builders and fans, where UCS/MBS sets remain as the ultimate centrepiece for collectors. And because flagship sets are reframed within this tiered collector ladder, it should strengthen the identity of these sets as playsets with lots of figures and a smaller scale because at the moment they are in a hazy identity crisis where the sets cater to very few people. Finally, Signatures are smaller in scaler, but more affordable than their MBS counterparts. They should have less figures, but will be feel more complete than a flagship equivalent i.e 2023 Yavin IV Temple. The defining feature of Signatures is their soul of UCS craftsmanship with the spirit of a playset - this is encapsulated within the core promise: "Built to play, crafted for display".

This will attract older teens and adults who love LEGO but cannot invest in UCS sets while offering aspirational builds for younger fans transitioning into collector-grade LEGO. 

Key Features: 

• £180-£250
• Premium-feeling, yet affordable, interactive, and authentic 
• Flagship set box-art, with premium striping around the border 
• Accompanying builds where needed - landing platforms, display standards, environments. They must enhance the display, though, rather than inflating piece counts. 
• Collector tile - 2x4 tile naming the set and wave number in a metallic silver print 
• Instructions with 1-2 pages of designer notes and concept art
• Minifigure philosophy: where a set has 3 versions within the tier, the flagship sets should have the fewest exclusive figures, the signature version should have exclusive figures making it worthwhile for owners of the UCS/MBS to buy, and the UCS sets should have the highest quality figures. As a general rule the MBS sets have the most amount of figures. Compared to their UCS counterparts, the Signature sets should have more figures in instances where there's 1-2 figures (i.e 2025 Slave One) but less where the UCS set works similar to an MBS (i.e. 2025 Sail Barge). Signatures should have a blend of core figures, and 2-4 exclusive figures. All minifigure lineups should reference and be relative to each tier, even if hypothetically (say a flagship and a UCS set existed such as the AT-AT Walker). 

Examples: 

• Tantive IV 75244 - the closest Star Wars example 
• Milano 76286 - similar in terms of the balance between figures, display, and detail. Signatures are larger in scale, though. 
• The Guardian Dragon 71847 - relative to the other dragons over the years 

Based on this, I challenge each of you to devise at least 5 set ideas - ideally, you will need to create the 3 sets per 'set idea' so they show the pathway and you can relativize the mini figures, price points, and piece counts etc. 

Also, any feedback is appreciated!