LEGO Star Wars Battles

All of the new LEGO releases for June are now available to buy, and there's a lot to choose from this time around. Unlike last month, however, there are surprisingly few new Star Wars sets to choose from. In fact, there are only two: The Up-Scaled Darth Vader Minifigure and the Imperial Remnant AT-AT Driver Helmet.Despite a smaller selection for June, one of these sets is already so popular the LEGO Store that it's hit backorder status on day one. The giant Darth Vader Minifigure is available to purchase, but it won't ship out for another 60 days when purchased directly from LEGO.

It's still Amazon Prime Day until Friday, June 26. That means there's still time to check out the following deals on LEGO Star Wars sets.Star Wars-based sets are some of LEGO's most expensive – a result of the line's reputation for high quality, combined with the 3rd party fees that Disney licensure demands. So when there's any sort of discount on these sets, it's usually worth consideration. These Deal Days are some the only times when LEGO Star Wars costs what it actually should on a 'per piece' basis. Granted, you might be willing to pay extra for quality; th

LEGO produces a lot of new sets each month, with more and more of these builds targeted toward the adult crowd every year. LEGO's Star Wars theme is a great example of this, with some of the most popular options available being massive 18+ builds. The new N1 Starfighter set, for example, is a $250 tribute to The Mandalorian rather than just a cool playset for kids.One of the key differences between adult LEGO sets and sets for kids is the details. It takes a lot of creativity to recreate something you've seen in a movie or TV show using only plastic bricks and make it actually look goo

A tense game of whack-a-mole against endless waves of Cylon attacks, political crises, and ethical dilemmas.

IGN interviews César Soares, the designer behind LEGO Star Wars UCS The Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter set.