Star Wars Original Trilogy LEGO Diorama Sets Recreate Famous Scenes
New Star Wars LEGO diorama sets recreate famous scenes from the original trilogy. Star Wars has been a massive property since the first film debuted in 1977. The film grew into a franchise, as The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi quickly followed it, cementing itself within the cultural zeitgeist through massive popularity. Over the years, Star Wars has seen other films released while also expanding the IP with other forms of entertainment and collectibles. There have been numerous Star Wars-themed video games, comics, TV shows, board games, action figures, and even LEGO sets.
Lego has been producing Star Wars-branded sets since 1999, with an X-Wing Starfighter being the first buildable model released. Since that time, Star Wars has become one of LEGO's top-selling themes, which now features numerous sets varying in scale and detail. Recently, LEGO released a massive Star Wars AT-AT that retails for $799.99, with 6,785 pieces that is over two feet tall. Now, LEGO continues to expand its Star Wars theme with new diorama sets.
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As seen on LEGO's website, there are three new diorama sets of varying price and piece count. The sets include the Death Star Trench Run, the Death Star Trash Compactor, and Dagobah Jedi Training. The Trench Run and Trash Compactor are both from the first Star Wars film, A New Hope, with the Dagobah Training set stemming from Luke's time with Yoda in The Empire Strikes Back. The Death Star Trench Run Diorama is 665 pieces for $59.99, the Dagobah Jedi Training Diorama is 1,000 pieces for $79.99, and the Death Star Trash Compactor Diorama is 802 pieces for $89.99. Check out the new LEGO Star Wars dioramas
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