Check Out All The New Lego Star Wars Sets That Dropped For Star Wars Day

The Lego Store's Star Wars Day sale is in full swing, but you only have through tomorrow, May 5, to take advantage of the promotion. Like usual, you'll get free bonus Lego sets, up to three of them, depending on how much you spend. Most notably, the brand-new TIE Interceptor will net you all three bonuses. The TIE Interceptor is the marquee new Lego Star Wars set. It launched for Lego Insiders on May 1, but now that Star Wars Day is here, everyone can buy it--while supplies last, of course.

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There has been no shortage of very cool Star Wars Lego kits, but not many have the distinction of being added to the Ultimate Collector Series. The TIE Interceptor is one of them. At $230 and close to 2,000 pieces, the Ultimate Collector Series TIE Interceptor is a fairly pricey and large-scale build--though it's not nearly as expensive as some previous additions to the UCS (i.e. the Razor Crest Starship).

New Star Wars Lego Sets for Star Wars Day

• TIE Interceptor Ultimate Collector Series -- $230
• Darth Maul's Sith Infiltrator -- $70
• Mos Espa Podrace Diorama -- $80
• Droideka -- $65
• The Phantom Menace BrickHeadz collection -- $55
• BARC Speeder Escape -- $30
• Clone Commander Cody BrickHeadz -- $10

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• Lego Star Wars Chewbacca -- $140 ($200)
• Lego Baby Yoda -- $62 ($90)
• Lego Ahsoka Ghost & Phantom II -- $128 ($160)
• Lego BARC Speeder Escape -- $30
• Lego Mos Espa Podrace Diorama -- $80
• Lego Droideka -- $65

Other new sets launching alongside the TIE Interceptor include: Darth Maul's Sith Infiltrator spaceship, a stunning Mos Espa podrace diorama, and a cool Droideka model for you to display. You can take a closer look at the new Lego Star Wars sets below. Make sure to check out the Lego Store's deals older sets as well as our roundup of early Star Wars Day Lego deals.

The fastest--and possibly most dangerous to actually fly--Imperial spacecraft is back and ready to take on some Rebel scum. This set has almost 2,000 pieces waiting to be combined into a TIE Interceptor and display stand, and once you're done, you can pose it with a neat anniversary plaque.

First seen in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, Darth Maul's Sith Interceptor lets you recreate the Tatooine chase sequence. It comes with a Darth Maul minifigure, as well as young Anakin Skywalker and Qui-Gonn Jinn. As a Star Wars 25th anniversary bonus, you'll also get a Saw Gerrera minifigure.

Now this is podracing! This adorable little diorama recaptures the magic of the Mos Espa podrace where Anakin earned his freedom. This set includes Anakin and Sebulba's Podracers, a plaque bearing Qui-Gon Jinn’s advice, and a special Lego anniversary brick.

One of the more interesting droid designs from the Phantom Menace, the Droideka is designed to be a centerpiece of your collection. It doesn't have a force-field generator, but it can roll up into a ball shape, its arms move back and forth to simulate a shooting motion, and you can even build a tiny replica of the Lego replica.

This small set will let you recreate the memorable Jedi Temple flashback scene from The Mandalorian, where Jedi master Kelleran Beq--played by Jar Jar Binks himself, Ahmed Best--and Grogu escaped from several 501st Clone Troopers. You can put Grogu in his hoverpram into the sidecar, and the vehicle can even launch studs from its cannons.

This cute set of Phantom Menace characters--Jar Jar Binks, Anakin Skywalker, Queen Amidala, Captain Panaka, Qui-Gon Jinn, and Darth Maul--are easy to build and look quite cute. Just don't look into Darth Maul's eyes, because that's a trip to some real nightmare fuel.

Or if you just want a single Brickhead--perfect for a lunchtime build--this blocky replica of the heroic Clone Trooper Commander Cody from Revenge of the Sith is up to the task.