LEGO Star Wars 2023 rumoured set list revealed
The first LEGO Star Wars 2023 rumoured set list is here, covering everything from potential dioramas, helmets and even May the 4th 2023.
As reported by Promobricks, at least 15 LEGO Star Wars are rumoured for the first half of 2023 and details including prices, minifigures and more may have been revealed if this reported list is to be believed.
As always, none of this has been confirmed by the LEGO Group and all rumours should be taken with caution until officially announced.
75344 Slave I Microfighter
Whether or not this could be the final name of this rumoured set after 75312 Boba Fett’s Starship was the result of a requested name change is unconfirmed but a new Microfighter of Boba Fett’s iconic ship is said to be launching on January 1, 2023, for €9.99.
75345 501st Battle Pack
Potentially following in the footsteps of 75280 501st Legion Clone Troopers, a new battle pack for the legion could be coming on January 1 for €19.99, cheaper than the original model.
A sniper, two heavy’s and a commander are included, but that commander reportedly isn’t rex. As for the build. It’s said to include a Spider Droid.
75347 TIE Bomber
A brand new TIE Bomber is reportedly on the way in January likely with a TIE pilot, Darth Vader and a GONK droid for €64.99.
75349 Captain Rex (Phase 2) Helmet
For what would be the first time in the LEGO Star Wars Helmet Collection, a Clone Trooper is reportedly joining the ranks next year on March 1 with Captain Rex’s Phase II Helmet for €69.99.
75350 Commander Cody (Phase 1) Helmet
Captain Rex might not be the only new LEGO Star Wars helmet model in 2023 though as also said to release on March 1 is a model for Commander Cody’s Phase I helmet for €69.99.
75351
Filling in the gap, nothing is rumoured for 75351 other than a cost of around €69.99.
75352 Death Star Throne Room Diorama
Moving to the rumoured additions to the more recent LEGO Star Wars Diorama Collection, the next scene up for a set is reported to be the Emperor’s throne room on the second Death Star. Five minifigures are rumoured and the source proposes that they could include Emperor Palpatine, Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker and two Royal Guards for €99.99, potentially launching at some point in 2023.
75353 Endor Speeder Bike Chase Diorama
For a rumoured price of €79.99, 75353 Endor Speeder Bike Chase Diorama is reported to be the second new LEGO Star Wars Diorama Collection model for 2023 with four minifigures recreating the Endor chase. These are said to possibly be Luke and Leia in their Endor outfits, a Scout Trooper and an Ewok or another Scout Trooper. No release date other than 2023 is reported.
75346, 75348 The Mandalorian Season 3
Ready for the third season of The Mandalorian in February 2023, there are no prizes for guessing that the LEGO Group would want to continue to make sets of this series and two are rumoured to be coming though there are no other details to report at this time.
75354
Similarly to 75351, there’s nothing reported about 75354, other than it could be a LEGO Star Wars set in 2023.
75355 UCS set
In the first half of 2023, it’s rumoured that we’ll see a new UCS model for €240 ready for May the 4th, potentially raising the price compared to previous years.
75356 Exclusive Helmet
The source notes that they aren’t certain that this is an addition to the LEGO Star Wars Helmet Collection but thinks it likely that another exclusive LEGO Star Wars Helmet is on the way recreating that of the bounty hunter Boushh for €69.99
40591 May the 4th Promotion
As usual, an exclusive promotional set for May the 4th is rumoured for 2023 but there are no other details at this time.
40615 Star Wars Brickheadz
There are also few reported details for this model but it’s said that another pack of LEGO Star Wars BrickHeadz is coming in 2023.
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