The Best Star Wars Lego Sets, Toys, and Gifts

A massive 604-page tome containing concept art, set photos, and script pages to provide insightful commentary on the original Star Wars trilogy.

The Star Wars X-Wing miniatures game lets you engage in small-scale (or large-scale) dogfights with immaculately detailed minis.

Inspired by the popular Descent series of board games, Star Wars: Imperial Assault has a party of up to five players completing objectives across dynamic campaigns brought to life by detailed miniatures.

The latest adventures of Cal Kestis and BD-1 have arrived. This game picks up directly after the events of 2019’s Jedi: Fallen Order.

A handy catch-all for cosmetics or other grooming supplies that you don’t want rattling around in the cockpit of your X-Wing.

The purely analog version of the Rebel Pilot watch features a stainless steel case paired with a soft leather strap. Its eco-drive movement is also solar-powered, meaning you likely won’t have to replace the battery in the device’s lifetime.

If Luke had the Heroes & Villians Stormtrooper throw blanket on Hoth, he wouldn’t have needed to slice open that Tauntaun.

Just soak the planter, spread the seeds, water them, and in about a week you’ll have an adorable bed of chia for your wee Grogu to live in.

These minimalist art deco landscape prints are available in a variety of sizes and provide striking silhouettes of some of the most famous planets in the Star Wars galaxy.

Ruggable features an amazing collection of low-pile area rugs inspired by the ships, locations, and characters of the Star Wars universe. Ruggable rugs are machine washable and are available in a variety of sizes ranging from “Babu Frik” to “That’s no moon.”

The sixth, and so far, the largest version of Luke’s X-Wing is made of 1,949 individual pieces and measures 22-inches from stem to stern. The T-65 X-Wing is a reliable starfighter that can handle crash landings and blow-up moon-sized superweapons. Just don’t let your cat near it.

Vinyl figures modeled after the character concepts originally made by Ralph McQuarrie, the concept artist responsible for many of the iconic designs of the Star Wars saga.

This 6-inch Stormtrooper action figure bears the likeness of none other than George Lucas, produced as part of the 50th anniversary of the films.

John Williams’ triumph replicated in a way that only vinyl can deliver. The 40th anniversary box set for the Episode 4 soundtrack includes three LPs and an art book detailing the composer’s vision, complete with archival photos from the London Symphony Orchestra.

You can call the movie-accurate Force FX Elite Lightsaber replica a collectible if you want, but I call it a more elegant weapon for a more civilized age.

Everybody’s favorite force-sensitive infant, now in plush form. This version of the li’l green spud comes equipped with his trademark pram. Just don’t call him Baby Yoda.

One of the more misunderstood creatures of Star Wars, the ferocious-looking Rancor is emotionally complex and fiercely loyal.

The Bantha is a noble steed relied upon by the native Tuskens of Tatooine. The plush version of this beast of burden is just as cuddly, smells much better than the real thing, and even comes with a removable saddle.

The Wampa, native to the ice planet of Hoth, is known for its delightful grin and friendly demeanor. Just kidding. But seriously, this plush Wampa is pretty adorable, and its arms are detachable! How cute is that?

The R2-D2 Tamagotchi is the classic virtual pet replaced by everyone’s favorite Astromech. Take care of R2 with 19 different skills and seven different minigames.