LEGO Star Wars Set Discussion 2026 - READ FIRST POST!!!

[Yperio_Bricks]

1 hour ago, CloneCommando99 said:

Can’t wait to see if the AT AT is sturdy.

That, the armoured marauder parts I’m PABing and the Endor BP (if it has 4 imps) are going to do wonders at bolstering my remnant/ garrison.

 

4 Imps?? How many minifigs will be in there? There won't be 8, right?

I hope for many rebels, each with different torso prints. One can dream, no? 

[Mandalorianknight]

20 hours ago, Darth_Bane13 said:

I still know a lot of people who have a soft spot for TFA, I thought it was decent upon release, safe to say I like it a lot less now. Anyways It felt like Star Wars was hugely popular the whole period from the first TFA trailer to TLJ. You had Star Wars Battlefront come out in 2015 which is still the best selling Star Wars game and TFA which is the highest grossing Star Wars movie. Then you had R1 which is still viewed as the best Disney SW movie, Rebels was also airing during this period. The first canon books and comics were pretty well liked too. I'd argue it was one of Star Wars most popular/mainstream eras. It's crazy how TLJ came out and 6 months later no one cared about Star Wars anymore lol. 

Yup, when it comes down to it you can really see that that's where the cracks started. In a vacuum, where you don't know how the series goes, TFA is pretty solid.

11 hours ago, CloneCommando99 said:

Oh right. I forgot he was in Resistance. In fact I think I just forgot about Resistance. (Except for Commander Pyre, his armour is just too exquisite)

I’ve only watched the KOTOR cinematics, but yes a movie just like that would be peak. The only problem would be figuring out an actual plot which doesn’t fall into M&G’s problem of moving locations just to do another CGI fight.

If Filoni’s HttE movie goes ahead it has to include the OT. The guy from Solo and Carrie Fisher’s daughter are already in the Lucasfilm contact pool. They just need to get Sebastian Stan for Luke and they might have a winner on their hands. (I could see Mando getting shoehorned in to accompany Lando and Han on the Lady Luck or the Karrde plot line, Carson Teva just being added to part of Wedge’s plot line (or maybe replacing him but hopefully not) and then Ezra doing the intelligence gathering Luke was doing at the start of Last Command and helping in the C’Baoth boss fight.

Lucasfilm has made a lot of mistakes in the past decade. Firing those two clowns was not one of them. We do not need the Rebel/ Jedi protagonist to have ‘kinda forgot about the imperial fleet.’

Even TLJ was a fun for me in the Cinema first time, apart from getting a bit upset about Luke’s characterisation. But upon rewatch I noticed the numerous damning flaws. I do at least respect Rian Johnson for daring to try and do something different, but I think he should just stick to making his excellent Knives Out films. (Or a SW murder mystery could be cool as a D+ Special

I meant the Poe Dameron comics, he was in resistance? I gave up a few episodes in, it just wasn't for me.

Do you mean the SWOTOR cinematics? (Which could be a movie on their own). Kotor's cutscenes are... not quite on that level, but the video game itself is excellent. Being a game with different pathways also gives Lucasfilm a huge adaption advantage- so long as they stay true to the characters, all they have to do is ensure the story follows the general path of the game and they can have some creativity with the film without diverging much from what the game is.

The thrawn trilogy is so good that I think what I would prefer most is the movies being as close to straight adaptions as possible whilst Mando is hired by Hera to help them get Ahsoka and Sabine back in a concurrently timed tv show. Make a few small additions where applicable- Carson and Wedge hang out in their scenes, Boba is one of the underworld figures Karrde tries to recruit, all the canon heroes show up at Bilbringi at the end- but keep the main heroes as the main heroes.

Oh I don't disagree with firing them, just the idea that firing a writer/director should 100% correlate to also scrapping the project they were working on, which seems to be what Lucasfilm's been up to for the past decade.

I didn't dislike it as much the first time, but I was also a lot younger. Looking back I really would consider it what started the downfall of the sequels and the current state of disney star wars: there was no way to make TROS work following TLJ. The halfhearted undoing of TLJ and safety nostalgia moves they made created a nothing movie, but doubling down on TLJ's ... everything would only have made things worse. 

I like to say that Rian successfully subverted my expectations of making TLJ a good movie. Which is snide, but ultimately is what I think caused it's flaws- he was so focused on being 'different" and "subversive" when star wars isn't a subversive franchise. You can't do that to Luke while maintaining the spirit of the saga. I've heard good things about the Knives Out movies and I'm sure he's skilled at that sort of genre, but he was fundamentally the wrong person to hand the keys to. And I think Disney realizing that after the fact has also caused a lot of the overly safe decisions they've made and all the cancellations when they start getting cold feet about a director. (And yet somehow Acolyte got through)

6 hours ago, BrickPrick said:

If everything goes to plan, I will have the MTT in person next month. It's not for me, but I look forward to build it and toy around with the deployment play feature. 

Personally, that's one of the biggest criticisms of the ST trilogy. They just straight up ruined the original cast of characters. They were little more than Hollywood-approved marketing tools in order to make Star Wars fans lose their minds over two seconds representation in a trailer. Something part of the fanbase is very susceptible to fall for. 

Yes, if nothing else it has a fun central play feature.

Leia made it out mostly unscathed, and while the idea that she and Han split up offscreen isn't something I like, at the very least it's pretty much just a line of dialogue rather than their entire story... like Luke was, which was an issue.

6 hours ago, RyansRebuid said:

 Bad changes in people's lives can undo or challenge "character development."

The issue being that that character development is, you know, the character development. It's the central point of Luke's story and why the galaxy is saved, because he refused to turn to the dark and through his refusal to kill Vader, redeemed the second worst person in the galaxy. You can't just offscreen change him to the level that he prepares to murder his sleeping nephew over a vision. There are so many ways you can make Luke an interesting character with his own struggles post-OT, and many stories have done so, but making him do something like that before anything traumatic even happens, and having him just give up on the galaxy and everyone he loves is what I think can safely be considered a character assassination.

5 hours ago, Kaijumeister said:

Luke will always be one of my favourite characters in fiction, but it pains me how much his character direction in the modern canon has been to try and emulate the PT-era Jedi in terms of stoicism and detachment rather than being the ‘first of the new’ Jedi; taking what worked before and building on what didn’t.

Legends has a lot of mistakes but Luke was done excellently, accurately realizing that the detachment thing wasn't working for the jedi- and on a pragmatic level would compound the issue of there being so few jedi if they can't have kids- and letting people (including himself) have families.

1 hour ago, Yperio_Bricks said:

4 Imps?? How many minifigs will be in there? There won't be 8, right?

I hope for many rebels, each with different torso prints. One can dream, no? 

I think 6 minifigures is a reasonable guess. We probably won't get 8 since unlike the TCW super packs, both factions are full minifigures, but $30 is more than $23 (citation needed) so it'll presumably be at least a few more than 4.

I'd be fine with either 3 commandos and 3 imps or 2 commandos and 4 imps.

[Kaijumeister]

45 minutes ago, Mandalorianknight said:

Legends has a lot of mistakes but Luke was done excellently, accurately realizing that the detachment thing wasn't working for the jedi- and on a pragmatic level would compound the issue of there being so few jedi if they can't have kids- and letting people (including himself) have families.

Exactly this. As far as the current canon goes Luke’s segment in the Battlefront 2 campaign was done perfectly at least. His conversations with Del Meeko and their mutual resolve to help each other despite their differences were top tier. Luke’s reception in the ST would have been far different if he would have played a more active role to make up for his exile IMO. It doesn’t help that TRoS showed us he could have resolved to just fix his Red-5 and go help the Resistance (one of the film’s more damaging subversions of TLJ given that TLJ’s ancillary material asserted the X-Wing was permanently damaged after being submerged on Ahch-To). 

@BrickPrick Nice one on soon scoring the MTT! Minifigure inaccuracies aside, I still think it’s one of last year’s best sets because of the play functionality alone.

Need to manifest MaxBaut divulging some minifigure lists or at least some further details for the winter wave. He’s already done it for Marvel…

Edited June 18 by Kaijumeister

[Darth_Bane13]

8 hours ago, BrickPrick said:

Personally, that's one of the biggest criticisms of the ST. They just straight up ruined the original cast of characters. They were little more than Hollywood-approved marketing tools in order to make Star Wars fans lose their minds over two seconds representation in a trailer. Something part of the fanbase is very susceptible to fall for. 

I'm still pissed we never got to see the main trio on screen together again. Now we could only hope for some deepfake type stuff which I'm not a big fan of.

8 hours ago, RyansRebuid said:

Obviously this back-and-forth has gone on for ages, so I doubt I'm adding anything you haven't heard, but I'll just present the opposition case. Which is that Luke is whiny in much of Episodes 4 and 5, and has mostly overcome this in Episode 6, but people aren't stagnant. Bad changes in people's lives can undo or challenge "character development." I think "whiny" Luke was so much more of an interesting choice than some generic Wizened Sage character. The Luke/Rey stuff is the strongest material in that movie, and is in so many ways reminiscent of Yoda/Luke.

@Mandalorianknight pretty much covered my thoughts on this. Although I'm curious why you think a more conventional characterization of Luke, like he was in legends, would be boring or less interesting?

[Mandalorianknight]

59 minutes ago, Kaijumeister said:

Exactly this. As far as the current canon goes Luke’s segment in the Battlefront 2 campaign was done perfectly at least. His conversations with Del Meeko and their mutual resolve to help each other despite their differences were top tier. Luke’s reception in the ST would have been far different if he would have played a more active role to make up for his exile IMO. It doesn’t help that TRoS showed us he could have resolved to just fix his Red-5 and go help the Resistance (one of the film’s more damaging subversions of TLJ given that TLJ’s ancillary material asserted the X-Wing was permanently damaged after being submerged on Ahch-To). 

@BrickPrick Nice one on soon scoring the MTT! Minifigure inaccuracies aside, I still think it’s one of last year’s best sets because of the play functionality alone.

Need to manifest MaxBaut divulging some minifigure lists or at least some further details for the winter wave. He’s already done it for Marvel…

Honestly, I think outside material has done with with Luke, besides the TLJ and a single moment in TBOBF where he tries to make Grogu choose between him and Mando. Which, unlike the sequels, is easy to soft retcon or headcanon as "Luke was afraid he wouldn't be able to teach Grogu and knew he would choose Mando"- which itself would tie directly into Luke's headspace in the Thrawn trilogy, with his fear about training Leia and her unborn twins (or in this case an unborn Ben Solo).

Yeah, I think we'll see those sooner rather than later. I also wonder if we'll get a fig list for the Executor anytime soon- UCS stuff tends to leak later but they also don't typically have very exciting figure selections. While out of my price/space range, anything that could contribute even a little to lowering Zuckuss's secondhand prices would be greatly appreciated by me. (Mist Hunter microfighter in 2027?) All the other bounty hunters are really affordable secondhand (bossk is starting to creep up there, but still nothing particularly high) and then Zuckuss is just stuck at an absurd $40-50 since he had the misfortune of being left out of the battle pack.

[BrickPrick]

Wakey wakey! It's yet again time to get up extra early for a few pieces of precious plastic. I'm on the noble mission to receive just a couple of them Galactic Marine's from the brand new Magazine, potentially breaking some poor kids heart (not really) later on in the process. This one will obviously prove to be rather popular, so I leave nothing to chance. Having just consumed my cup of Jawa Juice, only a short trip for some Republic Credits and half an hour of walking to the nearest Toshi Station, while enduring the Twin Suns of Tatooine, may stand between me and my bounty. Which me luck.. or don't! 

Edited June 19 by BrickPrick

[BrickBob Studpants]

I’m amazed the Rancor hasn’t stepped in and devoured us all yet

Fingers crossed for a minifig list soon, even though my expectations are extremely low. 

[Yperio_Bricks]

14 hours ago, Mandalorianknight said:

I'd be fine with either 3 commandos and 3 imps or 2 commandos and 4 imps.

To be honest, I think 2 commandos and 4 imps would be a pretty bad ratio. We get plenty of imps with many sets, rebel commandos not so much... Make it 3 vs 3 then  

There's probably a chance that the Endor BP minifigs will come with the LSW magazine later, like so many BP minifigs, so hopefully we'll get more commandos this way!

 

Edited June 19 by Yperio_Bricks
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[ArrowBricks]

5 hours ago, BrickBob Studpants said:

I’m amazed the Rancor hasn’t stepped in and devoured us all yet

Fingers crossed for a minifig list soon, even though my expectations are extremely low. 

This is actually really funny. 

Hopefully people will have access to the prelims soon, then we will get some leaks.  

[BrickPrick]

18 hours ago, Kaijumeister said:

@BrickPrick Nice one on soon scoring the MTT! Minifigure inaccuracies aside, I still think it’s one of last year’s best sets because of the play functionality alone.

It will be a family birthday gift, but yeah... Looking forward to just build something Lego Star Wars again! It might not be saying much, but it was clear from the very get-go that the MTT was the much better deal compared to the Tiny Turbo Tank. 

I also didn't quote you on this after all, but I agree with your previous sentiment of flagship sets being back in a big way this year. 

6 hours ago, BrickBob Studpants said:

I’m amazed the Rancor hasn’t stepped in and devoured us all yet

I deliberately held back any further ST slander postings in fear of the Rancor. 

5 hours ago, Yperio_Bricks said:

To be honest, I think 2 commandos and 4 imps would be a pretty bad ratio. We get plenty of imps with many sets, rebel commandos not so much... Make it 3 vs 3 then  

There's probably a chance that the Endor BP minifigs will come with the LSW magazine later, like so many BP minifigs, so hopefully we'll get more commandos this way!

Yeah, this is where I'm at, too. There wasn't exactly a shortage of Imperial Troopers for the better part of this decade. Some Rebellion representation is much more overdue and would go a long way. So I see no good reason to don't do a 50:50 ratio between both factions. 

Oh, definitely. As you also might be aware, at least the german Magazine considerably upped their minifigure inclusions the last couple of years. The 327th Trooper will be next up, by the way. 

[Yperio_Bricks]

9 minutes ago, BrickPrick said:

Oh, definitely. As you also might be aware, at least the german Magazine considerably upped their minifigure inclusions the last couple of years. The 327th Trooper will be next up, by the way. 

Yep, got three of the Galactic Marines with the magazine today. Just for the torso though  

Not sure about the 327th, but it comes with the printed pauldron, so I might get it as well.

[CloneCommando99]

I need a TIE Avenger just like how Boba needs a Bantha. (#420)

6 hours ago, Yperio_Bricks said:

To be honest, I think 2 commandos and 4 imps would be a pretty bad ratio. We get plenty of imps with many sets, rebel commandos not so much... Make it 3 vs 3 then  

Eh but it’d be more accurate to the battle to have more imps. And with the Ewok village and Ewok Attack sets also coming the Empire side of Endor is looking pretty outnumbered if the BP doesn’t deliver a good quantity of imperials. 

Petition to rename the Endor Battlepack to Ewok Charcuterie. How else is the village going to get a good meal, when many of the village fig slots will likely go to the OT cast?
 

 

Edited June 19 by CloneCommando99

[Darth_Bane13]

8 minutes ago, CloneCommando99 said:

Eh but it’d be more accurate to the battle to have more imps. And with the Ewok village and Ewok Attack sets also coming the Empire side of Endor is looking pretty outnumbered if the BP doesn’t deliver a good quantity of imperials. 

Most people probably already have a decent amount of imps as opposed to rebels. 

[Mandalorianknight]

8 hours ago, Yperio_Bricks said:

To be honest, I think 2 commandos and 4 imps would be a pretty bad ratio. We get plenty of imps with many sets, rebel commandos not so much... Make it 3 vs 3 then  

There's probably a chance that the Endor BP minifigs will come with the LSW magazine later, like so many BP minifigs, so hopefully we'll get more commandos this way!

3v3 with 3 commandos, and one each of scout/storm/navy would be fine with me, but I worry that rather than getting 3 rebel commandos it'd be 2 rebels and an ewok, and I don't want an ewok in the BP (save them for the village, which should get at least 5 unique ewoks)

Probably, although I imagine in general the battlepack figs in the magazine is somewhat of an unfortunate option as usually you'd be paying about the same if not more for the magazine one than your $23 4-fig pack or $30 super pack. (The 327th pack as a notable exception).

 

Of course, we're all going to be sorry when the set comes with two scout troopers and two ewoks and nothing else... (I don't think this will be the case. It's a situation where lego's seeming lack of confidence in rebels as an army will help out- I don't think they'd try something like the 327th with a faction they aren't as confident in)

 

Heeey, whaddya know, lego George is coming. Awesome to hear, it makes sense for the franchise's 50th. He may say a lot of wacky stuff and/or retcon himself often (Though honestly I think he's intentionally trolling with the different and progressively dumber responses every time he's asked what he would have done for the sequels), but he's the father of star wars. None of this would be here without him and I'm glad he's finally going to get a minifigure.

Here's hoping the set is comes in is the UCS Tantive IV

Edited June 19 by Mandalorianknight

[Yperio_Bricks]

18 minutes ago, Mandalorianknight said:

Probably, although I imagine in general the battlepack figs in the magazine is somewhat of an unfortunate option as usually you'd be paying about the same if not more for the magazine one than your $23 4-fig pack or $30 super pack. 

It depends. Personally I have no need for Imperials or Ewoks. I just need some Rebel Commandos that I can put into my mocs  This will be the first chance for me to get them. The only set that came close was the Endor Speeder Chase diorama a couple years ago but that set was insanely overpriced and so I skipped it.

I guess Ewoks are endemic to Endor? So they would be of no help when it comes to moccing. So better put them all into the village 

Yeah, these days I rate the value of a set purely from a moccing POV 

[BrickBob Studpants]

George Lucas is rumoured to get a minifig next year! This time, in a more reasonable capacity

[TheScaryDoor]

21 minutes ago, BrickBob Studpants said:

George Lucas is rumoured to get a minifig next year! This time, in a more reasonable capacity

You can integrate his fig in every set, just put a camera in his hand 😃.

It is a nice way in combination with the concept art figs to celebrate the Star Wars anniversary.

Edited June 19 by TheScaryDoor

[Kit Figsto]

Assuming GL comes as an anniversary figure (please please please make it that and not some $250 logo diorama...now that I say this, I'm remembering that there's a rumored mosaic version of the ANH poster ), I'm wondering which of the concept art characters they'd do as figures.  

Chewbacca is easy enough since they could probably just use the Zeb mold (since he was based off of the Chewie concept art), C-3PO and R2 are probably the most famous of the McQuarrie paintings, and then Luke and Obi-Wan?  There's also the Vader vs. Luke (I think it's Luke?) duel image, but Vader looks pretty similar to his actual appearance, so I don't know if that figure would actually be interesting enough to really warrant inclusion.

[Darth_Bane13]

Maybe the George Lucas Minifig will be the May 4th figure? It said rumored for march or may. Either that or part of the concept art figs. Also wonder if we'll get force ghosts in the Ewok Village? This will be our best chance to get them for a looong time.

[Mandalorianknight]

2 hours ago, Kit Figsto said:

Assuming GL comes as an anniversary figure (please please please make it that and not some $250 logo diorama...now that I say this, I'm remembering that there's a rumored mosaic version of the ANH poster ), I'm wondering which of the concept art characters they'd do as figures.  

Chewbacca is easy enough since they could probably just use the Zeb mold (since he was based off of the Chewie concept art), C-3PO and R2 are probably the most famous of the McQuarrie paintings, and then Luke and Obi-Wan?  There's also the Vader vs. Luke (I think it's Luke?) duel image, but Vader looks pretty similar to his actual appearance, so I don't know if that figure would actually be interesting enough to really warrant inclusion.

Although the poster set was only $50, I wouldn't mind that being the Lucas set. Presumably he's in "Icons of Star Wars", though. 

We're 100% seeing chewie, hopefully in brown like some people say but it always did look purple to me.

If we get 5, my guess is:

Chewie, Stormtrooper, C-3PO (With R2-D2 in the same set), Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader.

Admittedly Vader is similar to his actual appearance, but not the same. Especially if we're looking at that hallway art piece, he has a more extended "nose/mouth", more bug-eye lenses, and the actual helm part of the helmet is shaped differently, so there's enough for a new mold. Some figures and statues also use varying amounts of Navy to represent him, and while I wouldn't want one with fully printed navy robes, I think doing the linework in navy instead of grey would work well and add some pop. 

Totally unrelated and an easy fix if not, but I do hope the anniversary saber-users will have open 1x1 studs placed on the hilt to give them that circular plasma bit right by the emitter in the paintings. An easy and low-budget way to help sell how unique those designs are.

4 hours ago, Yperio_Bricks said:

It depends. Personally I have no need for Imperials or Ewoks. I just need some Rebel Commandos that I can put into my mocs  This will be the first chance for me to get them. The only set that came close was the Endor Speeder Chase diorama a couple years ago but that set was insanely overpriced and so I skipped it.

I guess Ewoks are endemic to Endor? So they would be of no help when it comes to moccing. So better put them all into the village 

My issue with the ewoks is less so that they don't work much outside of endor- technically speaking we don't see the rebel commandos outside of endor much, at least in canon material- but moreso that unlike the rebel commandos, who wear a few identical uniforms, the ewoks have a bunch of different hair and fur colors. The rebel commandos at the worst may repeat some expressions if you buy a bunch of packs, whereas you'd also just have a bunch of the same ewok.

Post-Endor a few of them end up with the New Republic, and "Ewok Sliders" are present in the clone wars (though I would just headcanon that as a different thing that happens to also be named Ewok- it would be disturbing if they were made of ewok meat and strange if ewoks were somehow proficient in cooking sliders despite being in the stone age. It is also the worst type of star wars reference, a lazy nameslap that doesn't make sense in-universe and clearly wasn't thought about at all.), but yeah generally not a species that would make sense on most planets... unless you're referencing battlefront 2017.

1 hour ago, Darth_Bane13 said:

Maybe the George Lucas Minifig will be the May 4th figure? It said rumored for march or may. Either that or part of the concept art figs. Also wonder if we'll get force ghosts in the Ewok Village? This will be our best chance to get them for a looong time.

I suppose that would generally work- a nice exclusive for fans but- as much as I'd like it- not something that it's as reasonable to be upset wasn't in a normal set.

Force ghosts would also work as anniversary figures, so maybe that'll be 2029 or so, but yes, the village would be a nice spot for them. Cynically I think they're SO often requested and there's been such a thing built up about lego not doing them that we won't see all three in one set.

Edited June 20 by Mandalorianknight

[BrickPrick]

15 hours ago, Yperio_Bricks said:

Yep, got three of the Galactic Marines with the magazine today. Just for the torso though  

Not sure about the 327th, but it comes with the printed pauldron, so I might get it as well.

Through the power of social interaction, I got two Galactic Marines, just one for myself. For the whole figure, though. 

I will skip this one. Magazines used to be my only source (other than buying individual sets that is) for some very light army building. But nowadays I only get them when it's not guaranteed I get the minifigs in a fitting regular released set.

9 hours ago, Darth_Bane13 said:

Also wonder if we'll get force ghosts in the Ewok Village? This will be our best chance to get them for a looong time.

Even though we're supposed to get a dozen minifigures or so, I doubt it. I just don't think the line-up leaves enough spots to make them when you factor in all main characters, Ewoks and what have you. In a MBS rendition with 20+ minifigures, this would be a no-brainer. But for a larger playset, I just don't see that being the case. Would of course love to be wrong on this one. As like you said, it's still our best bet since quite a while. And it would obviously be quite fitting for the 50th Star Wars anniversary. They would be like bonus anniversary figures, if you will. 

[MKJoshA]

22 hours ago, BrickBob Studpants said:

I’m amazed the Rancor hasn’t stepped in and devoured us all yet

You all have been keeping the guess work decently contained. Just don't go wild or I will have to step in 

[Darth_Bane13]

4 hours ago, BrickPrick said:

Even though we're supposed to get a dozen minifigures or so, I doubt it. I just don't think the line-up leaves enough spots to make them when you factor in all main characters, Ewoks and what have you. In a MBS rendition with 20+ minifigures, this would be a no-brainer. But for a larger playset, I just don't see that being the case. Would of course love to be wrong on this one. As like you said, it's still our best bet since quite a while. And it would obviously be quite fitting for the 50th Star Wars anniversary. They would be like bonus anniversary figures, if you will. 

Maybe they could do: Luke, Han, Leia, Chewie, C3PO, R2, 3 Ewoks, and 3 force ghosts. Yavin had 12 minifigs so the village will probably have around the same amount. Of course they also might want to throw in some imperials which would hurt the chances of force ghosts.

[BrickPrick]

1 hour ago, Darth_Bane13 said:

Maybe they could do: Luke, Han, Leia, Chewie, C3PO, R2, 3 Ewoks, and 3 force ghosts. Yavin had 12 minifigs so the village will probably have around the same amount. Of course they also might want to throw in some imperials which would hurt the chances of force ghosts.

That's actually the exact same line-up that I had in mind as well. But yeah, I have a hunch Lego is filling up the selection with some less desirable characters than the Force Ghosts. In any case, very much looking forward to some concrete figure lists. We got some good food lately. Now it's time to spice things up a little. 

[CloneCommando99]

Every night in my dreams I can smell the TIE Avenger. It’s so close. Yet so far.

 

The Maker! We can finally play with god!