With the naming of the LEGO Star Wars Bust Collection, the theme now has more groups than ever before, with only one 18+ range being inactive.
When the new bust range joins LEGO Star Wars on April 26, there will be six LEGO Star Wars set collections currently active, with products on shelves or coming to stores soon. Just one range is not currently active, with no new entries since 2024.
Here are the currently active and inactive LEGO Star Wars model collections, one of which is starting later this month.
The Helmet Collection
The helmet collection is one of LEGO Star Wars' best-known ranges, depicting the heads or helmets of characters and droids on display stands. It's a uniform collection which may be in the process of being replaced by the latest addition. That's only speculation, but it continues in other themes through
The Bust Collection
That new addition is the bust collection, currently featuring just two sets that will launch on April 26 and follow in LEGO Marvel's footsteps. These busts depict the head and shoulders (or more in Yoda's case) of their respective characters and include a minifigure.
The Starship Collection
The Starship Collection is another recent addition to LEGO Star Wars, already experimenting with different builds, such as
The Ultimate Collector Series
Easily the most recognisable of the LEGO Star Wars collections is the Ultimate Collector Series, stretching back to the early days of the theme. The collection's current sets include
The droid collection
While not strictly an 18+ collection, the LEGO Group also has a series of droids at roughly the same scale on shelves. This covers astromechs as well as taller droids, including
The character mech collection
The LEGO Star Wars mech range is aimed at a much younger audience, taking cues from LEGO Marvel and reimaging various characters as mechs. They're some of the most unique LEGO Star Wars sets currently on shelves.
Inactive - The Diorama Collection
There have been no new LEGO Star Wars Diorama Collection sets since 2024, suggesting that this collection of minifigure-focused scene models is retired or at least on hiatus. The concept of the range is to take iconic scenes and create displayable builds based on them. These don't always include minifigures, too.
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