Best Star Wars Lego sets that are out of this world – how to buy

Mandalorian fans can now bring home the N-1 Starfighter that Mando picked up in The Book of Boba Fett. With the Razor Crest out of commission, Din Djarin had to settle for one of these older ships in Peli Motto's junkyard.

Enjoyed Obi-Wan Kenobi? You can relive the battles with this brand-new Inquisitor Scythe set, which comes with minifigures of Obi-Wan Kenobi and the Grand Inquisitor.

If you really want to treat yourself or the Lego fan in your life, this hard-to-find huge AT-AT model is the way forward. Comprising a whopping 6,785 pieces and packed with additional details (like two speeder bikes), it's an epic model that measures 62cm tall.

This Yoda set has been retired by Lego, so if you really want the Jedi master in your home, then you might want to be quick as stocks won't last forever. The 1,771-piece set measures over 41cm tall and has a posable head and eyebrows.

Not only do buyers get Boba Fett's new palace on Tatooine in this Lego set, mini-figures of iconic Star Wars characters like a Gamorrean Guard and a brand new Bib Fortuna are included too.

Relive the events of Obi-Wan Kenobi with this dual pack of Lego BrickHeadz of Obi-Wan and Darth Vader. You can even create your own ending if you didn't like how things panned out in the Skywalker Saga.

This hard-to-find set of everyone's favourite Star Wars droid R2-D2 (sorry BB-8) contains 2,314 pieces and comes with a rotating head, extendable front hatches and Luke Skywalker's lightsaber in a secret compartment. What more could you want?

If R2-D2 isn't the droid you're looking for, then why not pick up this 1,062-piece BD-1 set? Taken from the celebrated game Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, BD-1 has a tilting head and measures more than 31cm tall.

If you've always wanted to be Luke Skywalker (and really, who wouldn't?), you can now at least own this exclusive set of Luke Skywalker's X-34 Landspeeder. There's such attention to detail that you can see the scrap parts that Luke used to make it.

To immortalise iconic moments, Lego has launched a series of diorama models which promise to build a challenging build, but look really, really cool. If this Death Star Trench Run isn't for you, you can also get a diorama model of the Trash Compactor and Luke's Jedi training.

It's not cheap, but this hard-to-find Death Star Lego set is seriously impressive and fittingly massive, measuring almost 60cm tall by 50cm wide and made up of more than 4,000 pieces.

It doesn't come with the iconic soundtrack, but Lego's hard-to-find Mos Eisley Cantina set has just about everything else you'd want, including 21 Lego minifigures, which include all your favourite unsavoury characters. It's not an easy build at 3,187 pieces, yet it does look seriously cool.

Part of Lego's BrickHeadz series, The Mandalorian and The Child (aka Baby Yoda) have never looked more adorable than in this exclusive double set – after all, you can't have The Child without Grogu's adopted father.

Prepare for The Bad Batch season 2 by picking up this 1,022-piece set of The Justifier, complete with minifigures of Cad Bane, Omega, Fennec Shand, Hunter and a Todo 360 droid.

Talking of Star Wars TV shows, you can also get a piece of The Mandalorian with this build of The Razor Crest. With 1,023 pieces, it's a challenging set for young LEGO fans and comes with five collectible characters, including The Mandalorian and the Child, naturally. You can also pick up a more detailed version with 6,187 pieces for £519.99.

You can recreate the Battle of Geonosis with this incredible Republic Gunship model, which comes with detachable gun turrets, swinging doors and a redesigned Mace Windu minifigure. With 3,292 pieces and some of the largest Lego pieces ever created, it's a challenge, but a rewarding one.

Lego has two different versions of the Millennium Falcon, but for diehard Star Wars fans, it's only this epic hard-to-find model that will do. With a whopping 7,541 pieces, it's one of Lego's biggest models ever and comes with mini-figures of classic characters like Han Solo and Leia, as well as sequel trilogy characters like Rey and Finn. If you're after the more affordable version (LEGO 75257), you can find the Millennium Falcon from The Rise of Skywalker for £149.99 along with mini-figures, such as Finn, Lando and Chewbacca.