Imagine the thrill of Grogu soaring through space in his own pint-sized ship—Lego's latest Star Wars sets are all about the Mandalorian and his adorable sidekick, teasing epic adventures ahead!
Published February 13, 2026, 4:46 PM EST
These fresh Lego builds from The Mandalorian & Grogu give us exciting glimpses into the upcoming film, sparking imaginations far and wide. Even though the Super Bowl trailer for The Mandalorian & Grogu left some Star Wars enthusiasts wanting more, Lego swoops in like a hero to brighten the galaxy. They've unveiled several captivating sets connected to the movie, packed with clues about the action we'll see on the big screen. And here's the standout star: a super-compact starship perfectly scaled for Grogu, crafted especially for the Anzellans—think Babu Frik's quirky species from The Rise of Skywalker. This little gem is so tiny it can only accommodate either a mini Anzellan figure or our beloved Grogu himself. Sorry, Mandalorians—no room for your armor in there!
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Lego has introduced a whopping seven sets inspired by The Mandalorian & Grogu, featuring an assortment of cool vehicles and beloved characters that are sure to appear in the film. Get ready for a Grogu takeover, because this charming minifigure pops up in four out of the seven builds, ready to conquer shelves everywhere.
For context, the movie's official synopsis paints this picture: With the sinister Empire crumbled, rogue Imperial warlords lurk across the stars. The budding New Republic, safeguarding the Rebellion's hard-won victories, calls upon the famed Mandalorian bounty hunter Din Djarin—played by Pedro Pascal—and his pint-sized protégé Grogu to lend their skills.
Dive into the full lineup of these seven awesome sets below, complete with their prices to help you plan your budget.
Anzellan Starship
- Price: $74.99
- Pieces: 701
- Product No.: 75445
AT-RT Attack
- Price: $44.99
- Pieces: 297
- Product No.: 75444
The Mandalorian and Grogu Allies & Villains Brickheadz
- Price: $33.99
- Pieces: 661
- Product No.: 40856
The Razor Crest
- Price: $149.99
- Pieces: 930
- Product No.: 75447
New Republic X-Wing Starfighter
- Price: $74.99
- Pieces: 558
- Product No.: 75460
The Mandalorian and Grogu's Speeder Bike
- Price: Unknown
- Pieces: 58
- Product No.: 75436
Cobb Vanth's Speeder
- Price: Unknown
- Pieces: 207
- Product No.: 75437
But here's where it gets really exciting—and maybe a bit controversial: the massive highlight is the return of the Razor Crest, Mando's iconic ship that got spectacularly wrecked by Moff Gideon (Giancarlo Esposito) back in season 2 of The Mandalorian. This rebuilt version sports eye-catching yellow highlights, hinting at its revival story. Fans will recall how Din Djarin and Grogu ditched the wreckage for a souped-up N-1 Starfighter—those sleek Naboo fighters from The Phantom Menace. They joined forces with the brilliant mechanic Peli Motto (Amy Sedaris) to give it a custom makeover. While their N-1 had a silver finish, these vibrant yellow touches on the new Razor Crest scream 'salvaged from a vintage Naboo craft.' Does that mean Peli's got a secret stash of old N-1 parts, courtesy of her droid crew? And this is the part most people miss... it boldly suggests the film might retcon or creatively resurrect elements fans thought were gone forever—what do you think about that twist?
The speeder bike sets appear to nod toward Cobb Vanth's (Timothy Olyphant) comeback, but hold on—they seem recycled from earlier show seasons. Grogu's decked out in his classic threads, and the Vanth set throws in Cad Bane, who's... well, very much deceased in the storyline. Is this lazy recycling, or clever fan service bridging old and new? But here's where it gets controversial...
All seven sets hit pre-order starting February 14 on Lego's official site. They'll officially launch April 26, just in time to build hype before The Mandalorian & Grogu blasts into theaters on May 22.
What grabs you most about these sets—the Grogu ship cuteness, the Razor Crest revival, or something else? Do you buy the idea of Peli hoarding Naboo parts, or does it feel like a stretch? Share your hot takes in the comments—agree, disagree, or spill your theories!
