LEGO Star Wars is a popular series of products, combining the "Star Wars" universe with distinctive LEGO bricks.
Lego Star Wars Coloring Book
Information
- Start of cooperation: The LEGO Star Wars series began in 1999 and was the first licensed LEGO product line, meaning it was the first LEGO line based on an external movie universe.
- Blocks sets: The series includes a variety of building block sets that reflect characters, vehicles, planets and scenes from the entire "Star Wars" universe, both from the classic trilogy and from newer films, TV series and additional media.
- Video games: LEGO Star Wars has also been transferred to the world of video games. Games such as "LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga" and "LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga" have become hits, combining LEGO humor with epic Star Wars stories.
- Minifigures: From Han Solo and Luke Skywalker to Kylo Ren and Rey, most of the famous "Star Wars" characters have been transformed into LEGO minifigures that have become collector's items.
- Availability: LEGO Star Wars sets are available worldwide, and their popularity has contributed to the longevity and growth of the collaboration between LEGO and Lucasfilm.
Trivia
-
LEGO's first license:
- Prior to the introduction of LEGO Star Wars in 1999, LEGO focused mainly on original product lines. LEGO Star Wars became their first licensed series, which opened the door to many other partnerships, such as LEGO Harry Potter and LEGO Marvel.
-
Hidden characters:
- The LEGO Star Wars games feature hidden characters that are not directly related to Star Wars, such as Indiana Jones, another character created by George Lucas.
-
Largest set:
- "Millennium Falcon" from 2017 (part number 75192) is one of the largest LEGO sets of all time, with 7541 parts!
-
Rare minifigures:
- There are several very rare LEGO Star Wars minifigures, including the gold C-3PO and the white Boba Fett, which are highly coveted among collectors.
-
Moon base:
- One of the most unique sets is the "Death Star" (part number 10188), which includes more than 20 minifigures and depicts various scenes from the movies inside the Death Star.
-
New construction techniques:
- With the difficulty of replicating the shapes of the Star Wars ships, LEGO introduced many new building techniques and special parts that were later used in other sets.
-
Animated adaptations:
- In addition to the games, LEGO Star Wars gave rise to a series of animated shorts and films, such as "LEGO Star Wars: The Padawan Menace."
-
Exclusive editions:
- Some LEGO Star Wars sets have been released as exclusives for specific stores or events, such as Star Wars Day (May 4).
-
Changing logo:
- The LEGO Star Wars logo has been modified several times over the years, reflecting different eras of the films, from the classic trilogy to more recent films.
- Interactive elements:
- Many LEGO Star Wars sets include interactive features such as working catapults, opening doors and panels, and even battery-operated lightsabers for Jedi characters.