Star Wars has been marking 25 years of LEGO Star Wars with several exciting new releases, and the TIE Interceptor has now been released. LEGO's original TIE Interceptor set launched the Ultimate ...

Star Wars and LEGO continue to celebrate 25 years of collaboration together with a new Sith-tastic building set, the return of the Imperial TIE Interceptor. This iconic symbol of the Empire’s war ...

LEGO Star Wars TIE Interceptor building set ($229.99 / 1931 pieces) – See at LEGO: LEGO Insiders get first dibs on May 1st. It will be available to the general public on May 4th at 12am ET.

I'm not sure how many of you remember this, but back in 1999, at the International Toy Fair in New York, a Danish toy company named LEGO announced its first official partnership with Lucasfilm. The ...

LEGO made a monumental impact at Star Wars Celebration 2024, commemorating the 25th anniversary of LEGO Star Wars with a ...

A sleeker, more imposing upgrade over its more famous, weaker predecessor, the TIE Interceptor defended the Death Star II during the Battle of Endor. More recently, the ship reappeared in Season 3 of ...

"Spark memories of classic Star Wars™ saga action with this LEGO® Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series buildable TIE Interceptor model (75382) for adults. The iconic TIE Interceptor starfighter was ...

The Star Wars series is renowned for its land and space vehicles, and this super-cool Lego kit is an excellent representation of the latter. Taken from The Mandalorian streaming series, this 957-piece ...

This is a big week for Star Wars fans, especially LEGO Star Wars fans, who finally have access to the highly-anticipated release of seven brand new sets for Star Wars Day 2024, a.k.a., May the 4th.

Star Wars Day, as designated based on its punny sound, is almost upon us, and as is the custom, toy companies roll out new releases based on the property. As of now, LEGO has the heftiest rollout ...

Several UCS sets, helmets, and ships of all sizes are retiring this year - make sure you grab what you want before it goes ...