LEGO is a Danish brand of toy bricks that can be used to assemble models of various intricacy. In 1999, Star Wars became their first licensed product (Spider-Man, Harry Potter, Batman, and a few others followed) and since then, building sets from all six films have been released. These sets mainly feature prominent vehicles, in addition several scenes.

LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game, released in 2005, was based on the LEGO sets portraying characters such as Anakin Skywalker and Mace Windu in the prequel movies.

A sequel was also released, which is based on the original trilogy (Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, and Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi). It is presented in a similar format, though introduces new features to correspond more with the interactivity of LEGO. A compilation of the first two LEGO Star Wars games named LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga was announced at Celebration IV. This game is for next-generation consoles and incorporates all six films.

The current Star Wars license with LEGO is said to have been renewed to continue until 2011.^[1]

Contents 1 Craft 1.1 Ultimate Collector Series 1.2 Star Wars LEGO Mini series (2002–2005/2007) 2 Locations/Scenes 3 Characters 3.1 Technic 3.2 Ultimate Collector Series 4 List of sets 4.1 Keychains and keyrings 5 Notes and references 6 External links

CraftEdit

As mentioned above, spacecraft and other vehicles are the LEGO Company's mainstay for the line. The sets include spacecraft such as the Millennium Falcon and the X-wing, along with some lesser known craft, such as the Flash Speeder and Count Dooku's Geonosian speeder bike. Specific pieces of special design and various printed pieces have been developed by the company to achieve an accurate look for some of the more complicated craft. LEGO still uses stickers as opposed to transfers, as they are more cost-efficient.

Some sets over time have been redesigned by LEGO, such as the Millennium Falcon, snowspeeder, landspeeder, and X-wing. The AT-ST and Y-wing were redesigned and released in late 2006 and early 2007. Slave I has been redesigned three times (two for Boba Fett, one for Jango Fett), the latest in 2006. Even the minifigures have been redesigned, such as the super battle droid's change from blue to silver, Qui-Gon Jinn has been given a new torso, the pilot droid torso piece is now completely blue, and droidekas were made with new pieces. Some minifigures (Boba Fett and stormtroopers) were temporarily redesigned with extra printings on their legs.

Ultimate Collector SeriesEdit

Some vehicles have been created to be more detailed and larger than most. This line of models is known as the Ultimate Collector's Series (UCS). Due to the larger scale, more pieces and a higher skill level to build these models is usually needed. Due to the high quantity of pieces, they are generally more expensive than most LEGO sets. Some of the models included in the UCS line are the X-wing, Imperial Star Destroyer, Snowspeeder, Y-wing, AT-ST, TIE Advanced, and most recently, a new, minifigure scale Millennium Falcon (the only UCS set to come with minifigures). These UCS models also come with a fact sheet on their ships; however, there are no minifigures included, aside from the aforementioned Millennium Falcon and astromech droid heads for the X-wing, Y-wing, and Naboo starfighter.

Star Wars LEGO Mini series (2002–2005/2007)Edit

In 2002, LEGO began releasing a line of MINI models. These models were much smaller and contained fewer pieces than the normal sets, and, therefore, they were not as detailed though much cheaper. There have been a wide variety of MINI models released, ranging from Episode I's MTT to Episode VI's Imperial shuttle.

In 2005, two promotional MINI models were released in celebration of the release of Episode III. For now, they are the last of the MINI line, as LEGO

has made no announcements regarding a continuation of the MINI series.

However, StarWars.com is currently accepting pre-orders for new Star Wars key chains, which include three new MINI Star Wars vehicles from Episode IV. LEGO has released key chains in the past as minifigures, but this will be the first time in which a MINI vehicle becomes a key-chain.

Locations/ScenesEdit

LEGO has also created sets or parts of sets that are focused on scenes and locations from the movies, such as the "Final Duel" and "Jedi Defense" sets.

"Locations" range from large sets to single objects, such as moisture vaporators and cranes. Single objects are most often paired with vehicles, such as the Episode II speeder bike sets: 7113 (Owen Lars' swoop) with the moisture vaporator and 7114 (Count Dooku's Geonosian speeder bike) with the crane.

Most of the smaller location sets are paired with vehicles, not limited to single props. 7180 B-wing came with a Rebel Control Center, and 4502 X-wing Fighter had Yoda's Dagobah hut as a side-draw. Episode I's 7121 Naboo Swamp, a swampy landscape of plant life, was paired with two STAPs and their battle droid pilots.

Also, there are massive stand-alone playsets, such as 4480 Jabba's Palace (though this can be connected to 4475 Jabba's Message and 4476 Jabba's Prize to form an even larger Jabba's Palace), 10123 Cloud City, and 7257 Ultimate Lightsaber Duel. The latest playset is 7666 Hoth Rebel Base, which includes a new snowspeeder (third model) and an E-web blaster.

CharactersEdit

The final, but very integral part of a LEGO Star Wars set is the characters. Almost all of the saga's most iconic characters have been incarnated into LEGO form.

The most common form in which characters appear in the LEGO universe are as minifigures: classic LEGO people. These come with a boxy torso and interchangeable heads, torso, headpiece (hair or some form of headgear), cape (made from real cloth and attached onto the neck, before the head), appearing on some characters, and legs.

Due to the unique appearances of the many droids, soldiers, and aliens that comprise the Star Wars universe, many new molds have been specially created for the series. Prime examples include the General Grievous minifigure, the Gungan and Rodian heads, and the helmets for Darth Vader and stormtroopers (including stormtrooper variations).

Molds for accessories have also been created, such as headpieces and weapons. These include the lightsaber handle (which has since been reused for other purposes both in and out of the Star Wars range), electrobinoculars, the new-mold blasters in the 2007 sets, Rebel pilot helmets, and more.

There are a few variations of the standard LEGO minifigure produced for the Star Wars range. The most controversial and prominent types are the light-up lightsaber (LUL) minifigures, released with some of the larger Episode III sets in 2005. Characters given the treatment include Darth Vader, Mace Windu, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, and Luminara Unduli. These figures look like usual ones on the surface, except that, to facilitate internal electronics, all components cannot be removed other than the headpiece. When the head is pressed down, an LED illuminates the LEGO lightsaber blade. The batteries last three hours and were not originally intended for replacement, though it is possible.

The other variation is the minifigure magnet. So far, four such sets (containing three characters each) have been released. The twelve characters are Yoda, Anakin Skywalker, a green clone trooper, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Darth Vader, Chewbacca, a stormtrooper, an AT-ST pilot, a Rebel pilot, a Royal Guard, Princess Leia, Boba Fett, Anakin Skywalker (young), Darth Maul, and a Naboo pilot. Strong magnets are placed in the minifigure's legs and torso, so while they look exactly like a normal LEGO minifigure, they can stick onto magnetic surfaces. Unlike in LULs, only the legs and the torso of the minifigure cannot be separated.

Star Wars products were also among the first, besides the Spider-Man and Harry Potter (starting at the Prisoner of Azkaban sets) range, to experience the change from yellow to peach. As of mid-2004, all of LEGO's licensed product ranges experienced a change in skin tone from the classic yellow to the more realistic peach.

Other less common incarnations of characters from the universe include Technic models and UCS characters.

TechnicEdit

Technic is a form of LEGO which entirely forsakes the regular brick design and relies on technical parts such as gears, axles, cross-bars, and more. It is mainly droids, such as the pit droid, R2-D2, C-3PO, battle droid, super battle droid, and droideka that have been incarnated in this unique form. Technic sets allow for accurate features and various movements otherwise impossible. Both the pit droid and battle droid sets fold up, while the super battle droid has a quick-draw blaster function, R2-D2 produces a tool arm, and C-3PO's head and arms fall off when the center is pushed.

However, Jango Fett, Darth Vader, and the stormtrooper have also been turned into Technic figures, possibly because of the mechanical appearance of their costumes.

Ultimate Collector SeriesEdit

The last way characters appear in LEGO is as UCS models (see more above). Darth Maul's bust and Yoda are the only two UCS characters as of 2007. Building at this scale provides immense amounts of character detail. These sets are made primarily of standard LEGO bricks.

List of setsEdit

Some of the Star Wars LEGO sets include landspeeders, TIE fighters, and characters such as Darth Vader and Han Solo. These sets have been produced and re-released over the years, and new sets were created with the release of each prequel film.

As of 2007, the following LEGO sets have been produced:

Number	Name	Episode	Line	Minifigures
3343	Star Wars #4	TPM	System	Battle Droids, (x2), Battle Droid Commander
7101	Lightsaber Duel	TPM	System	Darth Maul, Qui-Gon Jinn
7111	Droid Fighter	TPM	System	None
7115	Gungan Patrol	TPM	System	Gungan Warrior, Jar Jar Binks
7121	Naboo Swamp	TPM	System	Battle Droids (x2), Qui-Gon Jinn, Jar Jar Binks
7124	Flash Speeder	TPM	System	Naboo Security officer
7126	Battle Droid Carrier	TPM	System	Battle Droids (x6), Battle Droid pilot
7131	Anakin's Podracer	TPM	System	Anakin Skywalker (Podracer), Padmé Amidala, Pit Droid
7141	Naboo Fighter	TPM	System	Anakin Skywalker (Starfighter), Battle Droids (x2), R2-D2
7151	Sith Infiltrator	TPM	System	Darth Maul, Sith Probe Droids (x3)
7155	Trade Federation AAT	TPM	System	Battle Droids (x2)
7159	Podracer Bucket	TPM	System	Jar Jar Binks, Anakin Skywalker (Podracer), Generic Alien
7161	Gungan Sub	TPM	System	Obi-Wan Kenobi (Hood), Jar Jar Binks, Qui-Gon Jinn
7171	Mos Espa Podrace	TPM	System	Anakin Skywalker (Podracer), Gasgano, Sebulba, R2-D2, Jar Jar Binks, Padmé Amidala, Qui-Gon Jinn, Pit Droids (x3)
7184	Trade Federation MTT	TPM	System	Battle Droids (x7)
7186	Watto's Junkyard	TPM	System	Watto, Aldar Beedo
7203	Jedi Defense I	TPM	System	Obi-Wan Kenobi, Droidekas (x2)
7204	Jedi Defense II	TPM	System	Security Battle Droid, Battle Droid Commander, Qui-Gon Jinn
7660	Naboo N-1 Starfighter and Droid Starfighter	TPM	System	Anakin Skywalker, R2-D2, Naboo Pilot
7662	MTT	TPM	System	Droideka, Battle Droids (x16), Security Battle Droids (x2), Battle Droid Pilots (x2)
7663	Sith Infiltrator	TPM	System	Darth Maul, Sith Probe Droids (x3)
7665	Republic Cruiser	TPM	System	Qui-Gon Jinn (hood and new torso), Obi-Wan Kenobi (hood and new torso), Maoi Madakor, Antidar Williams, R2-R7
4485	Mini Anakin's Podracer / Sebulba's Podracer	TPM	Mini	None
4491	Mini MTT	TPM	Mini	None
4493	Mini Sith Infiltrator	TPM	Mini	None
8000	Pit Droid	TPM	Technic	None
8001	Battle Droid	TPM	Technic	None
8002	Destroyer Droid	TPM	Technic	None
10026	Ultimate Collector Series Naboo Starfighter	TPM	UCS	None
4478	Geonosian Fighter	AotC	System	Geonosis Battle Droids (x2), Geonosian Warrior, Geonosian Pilot
4481	Hailfire Droid	AotC	System	None
4482	AT-TE	AotC	System	Clone Troopers (x4)
7103	[[Jedi Duel	AotC	System	Count Dooku, Yoda
7113	Tusken Raider Encounter	AotC	System	Tusken Raiders (x2), Anakin Skywalker
7133	Bounty Hunter Pursuit	AotC	System	Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker (No Cape), Zam Wesell
7143	Jedi Starfighter	AotC	System	Obi-Wan Kenobi (Headset), R4-P17 (Head)
7153	Jango Fett's Slave I	AotC	System	Jango Fett, Boba Fett (Boy)
7163	Republic Gunship	AotC	System	Clone Troopers (x4), Super Battle Droids (x2), Jedi Knight, Droideka
7670	Hailfire Droid & Spider Droid [2]	AotC	System	Battle Droids (x2), Super Battle Droid, Commander Battle Droid, Spider Droid
4487	Mini Jedi Starfighter / Slave I	AotC	Mini	None
4490	Mini Republic Gunship	AotC	Mini	None
4495	Mini AT-TE	AotC	Mini	None
8011	Jango Fett	AotC	Technic	None
8012	Super Battle Droid	AotC	Technic	None
8007	C-3PO	AotC	Technic	None
7669	Anakin's Jedi Starfighter	TCW	System	Anakin Skywalker, R2-D2
7673	MagnaGuard Starfighter	TCW	System	MagnaGuard (x2)
7674	V-19 Torrent	TCW	System	Clone Pilot
7675	AT-TE Walker	TCW	System	Anaking Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano, Captain Rex, Clone Trooper, Rotta the Huttlet
7676	Republic Attack Gunship	TCW	System	Obi-Wan Kenobi, Plo Koon, Asajj Ventress, Commander Cody, Clone Trooper
7678	Droid Gunship	TCW	System	Battle Droid (x3)
7679	Republic Fighter Tank	TCW	System	Clone Trooper (x2)
7680	The Twilight	TCW	System	Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano, R2-D2, Rotta the Huttlet
7681	Separatist Spider Droid	TCW	System	Commander Fox, Clone Trooper, Battle Droid Commander, Super Batle Droid, Battle Droid
7748	Corporate Alliance Tank Droid	TCW	System	Clone Jetpack Trooper (x2), Battle Droid (x2)
7751	Ahsoka's Starfighter and Droids	TCW	System	Ahsoka Tano, R7-A7, Buzz Droid
7752	Count Dooku's Solar Sailer	TCW	System	Count Dooku, MagnaGuard (x2), FA-4
7753	Pirate Tank	TCW	System	Obi-Wan Kenobi, Hondo Ohnaka, Turk Falso
8014	Clone Walker Battle Pack	TCW	System	Clone Commander, Clone Gunner, Clone Trooper (x2)
8015	Assassin Droids Battle Pack	TCW	System	Elite Assassin Droid (x2), Assassin Droid (x3)
8016	Hyena Droid Bomber	TCW	System	Rocket Battle Droid (x3)
8018	Armored Assault Tank (AAT)	TCW	System	Yoda, Clone Trooper, Super Battle Droid (x3), Battle Droid (x2)
8019	Republic Attack Shuttle	TCW	System	Mace Windu, Clone Trooper, Clone Pilot
8036	Separatist's Shuttle	TCW	System	Nute Gunray, Onaconda Farr, Pilot Battle Droid, Battle Droid (x2)
8037	Anakin's Y-Wing Starfighter	TCW	System	Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano, R2-D2
8039	Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser	TCW	System	Chancellor Palpatine, Senate Commando, Clone Gunner, Clone Trooper
6205	V-wing Fighter	RotS	System	Clone pilot, astromech droid (head)
7250	Clone Scout Walker	RotS	System	Clone recon trooper
7251	Darth Vader Transformation	RotS	System	Darth Vader (no cape), Anakin Skywalker (burned), medical droid
7252	Droid Tri-Fighter	RotS	System	Buzz droid
7255	General Grievous Chase	RotS	System	Obi-Wan Kenobi, General Grievous
7256	Jedi Starfighter and Vulture Droid	RotS	System	Anakin Skywalker, R2-D2 (head)
7257	Ultimate Lightsaber Duel	RotS	System	Obi-Wan Kenobi (Light-up lightsaber), Anakin Skywalker (light-up lightsaber)
7258	Wookiee Attack	RotS	System	Wookiee warriors (x2), battle droids (x2), spider droid
7259	ARC-170 Starfighter	RotS	System	Clone pilots (x3), R4 astromech droid
7260	Wookiee Catamaran	RotS	System	7th Sky Corps (x2), Luminara Unduli (light-up lightsaber), Yoda, Wookiee warriors (x3), Chewbacca
7261	Clone Turbo Tank	RotS	System	Mace Windu (light-up lightsaber) [1], battle droids (x2), clone scout trooper, Star Corps trooper, clone trooper, sky trooper[3]
7283	Ultimate Space Battle	RotS	System	Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi (Headset), buzz droids (x2), R2-D2 (head), R4-P17 (head)
7654	Droids Battle Pack	RotS	System	Battle droids (x4) super battle droids (x3)
7655	Clone Troopers Battle Pack	RotS	System	Clone troopers (x2), Star Corps trooper, clone shock trooper
7656	General Grievous' Starfighter	RotS	System	General Grievous
7661	Jedi Starfighter with Hyperdrive Booster Ring	RotS	System	Obi-Wan Kenobi, Kit Fisto, R4-G9 (head)
7671	AT-AP Walker[2]	RotS	System	Clone Shock Trooper (x2)
65771	Episode III Collectors' Set	RotS	System	Clone pilots (x3), astromech droid, buzz droid
6966	Mini Jedi Starfighter	RotS	Mini	None
6967	Mini ARC-170 Starfighter	RotS	Mini	None
4477	T-16 Skyhopper	ANH	System	T-16 pilot
4501	Mos Eisley Cantina	ANH	System	Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, Ben Kenobi, Greedo, sandtrooper
6211	Imperial Star Destroyer	ANH	System	Grand Moff Tarkin, stormtroopers (x2), Darth Vader, Emperor Palpatine (Hologram), Royal Guards (x2), Imperial officer, R2-D5, mouse droid
7106	Droid Escape	ANH	System	C-3PO, R2-D2
7110	Landspeeder	ANH	System	Luke Skywalker, Ben Kenobi
7140/7142	X-wing Fighter	ANH	System	R2-D2, Luke Skywalker, Biggs Darklighter, Rebel mechanic
7146	TIE Fighter	ANH	System	TIE pilot, Stormtrooper
7150/7152/7262	TIE Advanced & Y-wing	ANH	System	Jon "Dutch" Vander, Darth Vader, red R4 astromech droid
7190	Millennium Falcon	ANH	System	R2-D2, C-3PO, Han Solo, Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker, Chewbacca
7263	TIE Fighter	ANH	System	Darth Vader (Light-up Lightsaber), TIE pilot
7658	Y-wing Fighter	ANH	System	Jon Vander, red R4 astromech droid
7659	Imperial Landing Craft	ANH	System	TIE pilot, sandtrooper (x2), stormtrooper (x2)
7667	Imperial Dropship [2]	ANH	System	Shadow Stormtrooper, Stormtrooper (x3)
7668	Rebel Scout Speeder [2]	ANH	System	Rebel Trooper (x4)
10144	Sandcrawler	ANH	System	Jawas (x3), Owen Lars, C-3PO, R2-D2, R1-G4, Gonk droid, ASP droid, R5-D4, Treadwell droid
3219	Mini TIE Fighter	ANH	Mini	None
4484	Mini X-wing Fighter and TIE Advanced	ANH	Mini	None
4488	Mini Millennium Falcon	ANH	Mini	None
4492	Mini Star Destroyer	ANH	Mini	None
6963	Mini X-wing Fighter (limited release)	ANH	Mini	None
8008	Stormtrooper	ANH	Technic	None
8009	R2-D2	ANH	Technic	None
8010	Darth Vader	ANH	Technic	None
7191	X-wing Fighter	ANH	UCS	None
10019	Rebel Blockade Runner	ANH	UCS	None
10030	Imperial Star Destroyer	ANH	UCS	None
10134	Y-wing Attack Starfighter	ANH	UCS	Red R4 astromech droid
10175	Vader's TIE Advanced	ANH	UCS	None
10179	Millennium Falcon	ANH	UCS	Ben Kenobi, Han Solo (brown legs), Chewbacca, Princess Leia, Luke Skywalker (long hair)
3340	Star Wars #1	ESB	System	Emperor Palpatine (black hands), Darth Maul, Darth Vader
4479	TIE Bomber	ESB	System	TIE pilot
4483	Imperial AT-AT	ESB	System	Luke Skywalker, AT-AT driver, snowtroopers (x2)
4500	Rebel Snowspeeder	ESB	System	Luke Skywalker, Dak Ralter, Rebel Hoth trooper
4502	X-wing Fighter (Dagobah)	ESB	System	Luke Skywalker, R2-D2, Yoda
4504	Millennium Falcon	ESB	System	Han Solo, snowtrooper, Princess Leia, Chewbacca, C-3PO
6209	Slave I	ESB	System	IG-88, Dengar, Boba Fett, Han Solo (carbonite) , Bespin guard
6212	X-Wing Fighter	ESB	System	Luke Skywalker, Wedge Antilles, Han Solo, Princess Leia, R2-D2, Chewbacca
7119	Twin-Pod Cloud Car	ESB	System	Lobot
7130	Snowspeeder	ESB	System	Luke Skywalker, Dak Ralter, Hoth Rebel trooper
7144	Slave I	ESB	System	Boba Fett, Han Solo (carbonite)
7666	Hoth Base[4]	ESB	System	Luke Skywalker (pilot), Dak Ralter, Rebel Troopers (x2), snowtroopers (x2), probe droid, K-3PO (limited)
10123	Cloud City	ESB	System	Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, stormtrooper, Boba Fett (markings), Han Solo, Han Solo (carbonite), Princess Leia, Lando Calrissian
10178	AT-AT(2007)	ESB	System	Luke Skywalker, snowtrooper, General Veers, AT-AT driver
4486	Mini AT-ST / Snowspeeder	ESB	Mini	None
4489	Mini AT-AT	ESB	Mini	None
10129	Rebel Snowspeeder	ESB	UCS	None
3341	Star Wars #2	RotJ	System	Han Solo (brown legs), Luke Skywalker (hood), Boba Fett
3342	Star Wars #3	RotJ	System	Chewbacca, scout troopers (x2)
4475	Jabba's Message	RotJ	System	C-3PO, R2-D2, Bib Fortuna
4476	Jabba's Prize	RotJ	System	Gamorrean guard, Han Solo (carbonite), Boba Fett
4480	Jabba's Palace	RotJ	System	Jabba the Hutt, Princess Leia, EV-9D9, Gonk droid, B'omarr Monk, Luke Skywalker
6206	TIE Interceptor	RotJ	System	TIE pilot
6207	A-Wing Fighter	RotJ	System	A-wing pilot, Rebel mechanic
6208	B-wing Fighter	RotJ	System	B-wing pilot, Ten Numb
6210	Jabba's Sail Barge	RotJ	System	Jabba the Hutt, Luke Skywalker, R2-D2, Princess Leia, Lando Calrissian, Han Solo, Boba Fett, Gamorrean guard
7104	Desert Skiff	RotJ	System	Luke Skywalker, Han Solo
7127	Imperial AT-ST	RotJ	System	Chewbacca
7128	Speeder Bikes	RotJ	System	Luke Skywalker (Endor outfit), scout troopers (x2)
7134	A-wing Fighter	RotJ	System	A-wing pilot, Rebel mechanic
7139	Ewok Attack	RotJ	System	Wicket, Paploo, scout trooper, stormtrooper
7166	Imperial Shuttle	RotJ	System	Imperial pilot, Emperor Palpatine, Royal Guards (x2)
7180	B-wing at Rebel Control Center	RotJ	System	Rebel pilot, Rebel mechanic, R4-series astromech droid
7200	Final Duel I	RotJ	System	Darth Vader, Emperor Palpatine
7201	Final Duel II	RotJ	System	Imperial officer, Luke Skywalker, stormtrooper
7264	Imperial Inspection	RotJ	System	Darth Vader, Emperor Palpatine, stormtroopers (x4), Royal Guards (x2), Imperial officers (x2)
7657	AT-ST	RotJ	System	AT-ST Pilot
4494	Mini Imperial Shuttle	RotJ	Mini	None
6965	Mini TIE Interceptor	RotJ	Mini	None
8038	The Battle of Endor	RotJ	System	Han Solo, Princess Leia, Rebel Commando, Wicket, Paploo, Chief Chirpa, Chewbacca, R2-D2, Scout Trooper (x2), Imperial Trooper
10143	Death Star II	RotJ	UCS	None
10174	AT-ST	RotJ	UCS	None
7664	TIE Crawler	EU	System	Shadow stormtroopers (x2)
7669	Anakin's Fighter [2]	EU	System	Anakin Skywalker, R2-D2
7672	Rogue Shadow [2]	EU	System	Vader's Apprentice, Juno Eclipse, Battle Damaged Darth Vader
10131	TIE Collection	EU	System	Darth Vader, TIE pilot (x2), droid brain

Keychains and keyringsEdit

Number	Name
3913	Darth Vader Keychain
3914	Luke Skywalker Keychain
3922	Darth Maul Keychain
3947	Yoda Keychain
4202665	C-3PO Keychain
4224469	Snowtrooper Keychain
4224471	Yoda Keychain
4224472	Stromtrooper Keychain
4270898	Anakin Keychain
4270900	Clone Trooper Keyring
4270902	Chewbacca Keyring
4274291	Yoda Keyring
4294201	Boba Fett Keyring
4297461	Imperial Royal Guard Keyring
851091	R2-D2 Keyring
851461	Obi-Wan Keychain
851937	Astromech Droid Keychain
851938	Princess Leia Keychain
857091	R2-D2 Keyring
8511937	Astromech Droid Keyring

Notes and referencesEdit

External linksEdit

•  LEGO on StarWars.com
• LEGO Star Wars at LEGOShop.com
• LEGO on Wikipedia
• LEGO Star Wars on Wikipedia
• LEGO on Wookieepedia
• Official Star Wars LEGO Site
• From Bricks to Bothans - Star Wars LEGO Fan Resource Site
• BrickLink
• Star Wars on Brickipedia, the LEGO Wiki
• Lego Star Wars Wiki