There's a lot of good stuff in August's drop. Fans of the game Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order can pick up a buildabe version of Cal Kestis's delightful droid BD-1. It has posable legs and a head that ...

"Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order players can relive their epic adventures when they build and display this LEGO® Star Wars™ version of exploration droid BD-1 (75335). The head of this posable brick-built ...

It wasn't too long ago that rumors started swirling about some new LEGO Star Wars sets, including one based on a recent video game. Jedi Fallen Order fans were ecstatic to see rumors of a LEGO BD-1 in ...

Looking for a reason to stay inside as the weather cools down and we roll into fall? Then you’ll want to check out the Lego Star Wars BD-1 Model, which clocks in at a 1,062-pieces and is currently on ...

The LEGO BD-1 (75335) set inspired by the BD-1 droid from the Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order video game, and packs a lot of cuteness into its 1062 pieces. It also has features like posable joints, a ...

Among the various announcements revealed this weekend as part of Star Wars Celebration, we got news of a Lego BD-1 from Respawn's Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (arguably the best thing about the game) ...

Given the sheer success of Respawn Entertainment and Electronic Arts’ Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, you’d think that the folks behind Star Wars itself would jump at the chance to make some toys from ...

LEGO is celebrating 25 years of collaboration with the Star Wars galaxy this year, and as such the iconic brand has released a celebratory video to “Celebrate the Season.” The short video highlights ...

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Update: The Prime Day Lego deals are over, so these offers have unfortunately now ended. To be precise, the AT-AT and BD-1 are almost back to full price. One of the best savings still live is the Jedi ...

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