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LEGO Star Wars: Darth Vader Wall Art and More Sets Announced for January 2027

LEGO has announced seven new LEGO Star Wars sets that are hitting shelves in early January, including a 2-in-1 Wall Art set of Darth Vader.

LEGO Star Wars: Darth Vader Wall Art and More Sets Announced for January 2027

LEGO has introduced seven new Star Wars-themed sets to be released in early January 2027. Among these exciting offerings are a large set depicting Luke Skywalker in his signature orange flight suit, a 2-in-1 Darth Vader wall décor set, and a LEGO recreation of the original Star Wars movie poster. These sets are currently listed on the LEGO Store, but none are available for pre-order.

Amazon does offer pre-orders for the Darth Vader Wall Art and Up-Scaled Luke Skywalker Minifigure sets. The Darth Vader set is a 2-in-1 wall décor piece, enabling builders to create either a striking helmet portrait or a scene featuring Vader’s iconic line, "I am your father," along with the red lightsaber and the movie poster for The Empire Strikes Back.

The Up-Scaled Luke Skywalker minifigure set is also available for pre-order. This larger-than-life minifigure showcases Luke Skywalker in his orange Rebel fighter jumpsuit, complete with a helmet and blaster. What’s more, it comes with a rare, limited-edition Princess Leia minifigure, based on early concept art by Star Wars artist Ralph McQuarrie.

The A New Hope movie poster set features an enchanting depiction of Luke and Leia alongside R2-D2 and C-3PO, with Darth Vader’s helmet and the Death Star looming menacingly in the background. The poster is rendered in vibrant colors and textured layers, adding depth to the design.

Other LEGO Star Wars sets are also slated for release on January 1, 2027. For a comprehensive list of all announced sets, visit the side-scrolling catalog at the top of the page. For additional information, refer to the provided list of upcoming LEGO sets.

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