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More LEGO Star Wars Helmet Sets Coming Soon!

Revealed ahead of Nuremberg Toy Fair, the LEGO Group has announced two new additions to its popular series of Star Wars helmet-building sets, both linked to the 20th anniversary of the Clone Wars – those events in the Star Wars galaxy which kicked off in the 2002 film Star Wars: Attack of the Clones and continued in the animated series, Star Wars: The Clone Wars. LEGO Star Wars fans will soon be able to join the Grand Army of the Republic by building the instantly recognizable helmet models of Captain Rex and Clone Commander Cody, two iconic heroes from the Clone Wars as they arrive in two new sets for fans, available from March 1st.

The 854-piece set based on Captain Rex’s helmet captures the iconic blue trim and range-finder of the 501st battalion’s clone captain, one of the most famous characters in the animated series The Clone Wars and second-in-command to Jedi General Anakin Skywalker.

Clone Commander Cody’s helmet is recreated in a new 766-piece set, bringing to life the striking orange detailing of the helmet that appeared prominently in many episodes of The Clone Wars, with Clone Commander Cody standing alongside Obi-Wan Kenobi as another commanding officer of the 212th clone battalion.

Each set is highly detailed and features printed nameplates of each character, making them perfect collectibles for any LEGO Star Wars fan and the perfect build-to-display models to mark this milestone anniversary for the Clone Wars.

“For two decades, the Clone Wars has shaped a hugely important story in the history of the Star Wars saga, and we feel immensely proud to be bringing two of its key players to life for fans around the world,” said Jens Kronvold Frederiksen, Design Lead for LEGO Star Wars. “These rewarding, relaxing builds should be able to take pride of place for any LEGO Star Wars collector and offer a new way to create, display and enjoy these iconic characters who played such a pivotal role in many stories that we know and love from the galaxy far, far away…”

According to research from the LEGO Group’s global Play Well 2022 Report, 80% of adults are looking for new ways to unwind and relax (80%), with the majority of them (92%) wanting to unwind and find their flow through activities that are related to their hobbies and interests, including beloved product lines such as LEGO Star Wars.

Since 2020, the LEGO Star Wars Helmets portfolio has continued to grow with iconic helmets recreated from the Empire, dark side, and others. In March 2022, the company launched its latest two products: #75327 LEGO Star Wars Luke’s Helmet and #75328 LEGO Star Wars The Mandalorian Helmet.

The 854-piece #75349 LEGO Star Wars Captain Rex and 766-piece #75350 LEGO Star Wars Clone Commander Cody helmet building sets are going to be available from March 1st from LEGO retailers, official LEGO stores, and the Online LEGO Shop priced at 69.99 / $69.99 / £59.99 / 89.99 CAD /99.99 AUD. Each set has a recommended building age of 18+. For more information, visit the LEGO Star Wars section of the Online LEGO Shop.

What do you think? Do you collect the LEGO Star Wars Helmets sets? And how do you like the latest additions? Are you planning to get them? Feel free to share your thoughts and discuss in the comment section below!

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LEGO to Celebrate 100 Years of LEGO Disney

As Disney marks its 100th anniversary in 2023, the LEGO Group will join the celebrations by inviting families to share the wonder of storytelling, imagination, and creative play that LEGO Disney has inspired over the last 24 years.

Using the ultimate creative medium of the LEGO brick, the two long-standing partners will honor fan-favorite Disney moments, capture the magic of exciting new Disney stories, and bring friends and families together to dream, build and create with magical new LEGO Disney products and play experiences unveiled throughout 2023.

“Since we launched our first LEGO DUPLO Winnie the Pooh range in 1999, LEGO Disney has inspired joyful play for Disney and LEGO fans of all ages. From voyages across high seas and valiant quests to the mesmerizing magic of Disney Princess castles, LEGO Disney has enchanted families around the world by bringing fantasy to life and inspiring new adventures using the LEGO brick.” Commented Casper Rafn Voigt, Head of Product for LEGO Disney at the LEGO Group, “We’re honored to be collaborating with Disney to celebrate this momentous occasion as we continue to create magic and unforgettable storytelling experiences together.”

The LEGO Group joins a host of other global brands for the Disney 100 Years of Wonder celebration that honors the storytellers, fans, and families who together spark the wonder and magic of Disney.

Throughout 2023 there will be AFOL toy photography featured to celebrate Disney 100. The team is looking for Disney moments recreated with LEGO bricks or what Disney means to you created in LEGO bricks. The MOCs most likely to be featured will be those associated with Disney History, Disney Parks, and Disney animated films. If you would like to submit your creation to be featured on official LEGO brand and Disney channels, please fill out the following form with a link to your creation: DISNEY 100 – AFOL CREATIONS

So far this year, we only got some smaller LEGO Disney sets like the #43210 LEGO Disney Moana’s Wayfinding Boat, the #43211 LEGO Disney Aurora’s Castle, the #43216 LEGO Disney Princess Enchanted Journey, and the #43219 LEGO Disney Princess Creative Castles that will be released in March. However, I wouldn’t be surprised if some larger sets are on schedule as well to celebrate the anniversary. If you would like the currently available selection, visit the LEGO Disney section of the Online LEGO Shop.

What do you think? What would you like to see this year under the LEGO Disney license? And are you planning to share your own photography with other LEGO Disney fans? Feel free to share and discuss in the comment section below!

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