Everyone’s Favorite Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Droid Is Getting a LEGO Set
It’s always nice to be able to offer Star Wars deals here. Even more so when it includes everyone’s favorite little droid, BD-1. Dear Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order fans, LEGO is making a lovely BD-1 set.
Star Wars fans have been waiting for Lego to start making these for quite some time, so you don’t want to miss the chance to snap it. The set is priced at $ 99.99 and will be released on August 1st. If you want a guarantee, pre-order at all regular LEGO retailers (Watch it on amazon).
Pre-ordering is highly recommended as the popular LEGO Star Wars kits often sell out quickly upon release.
Pre-order LEGO Star Wars BD-1
This exciting news follows the announcement of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, the sequel to Fallen Order. The sequel means that fans of Fallen Order are likely to see more cute little droids in the future.
It’s a great way to get your mood up, rather than getting a BD-1 LEGO set by pre-ordering. So now, look at the little guy, you don’t want to keep him sitting on the shelves in the warehouse right now, right?
Pre-order for other Star Wars
The BD-1 LEGO set isn’t just about the exciting Star Wars merchandise currently available for pre-order on Amazon. Fair warning, but the item is not cheap.The Vader helmet costs $ 131.99 and the Kenobi lightsaber costs $ 278.99 (currently). For sale on Amazon for $ 264.99). But there is a reason they are so expensive. These are very detailed replicas of the show’s items.
The Darth Vader helmet not only looks exactly at the outside, but also has a very detailed interior. The neckpiece, mask and hoodpiece are all magnetically connected so you can inspect each section. Comes with a stand for easy viewing. It also features the character’s iconic breathing sound effects.
The Obi-Wan Kenobi lightsaber features a very detailed pattern, like a show. It has removable blades that include “advanced LEDs” that allow for progressive ignition. There are also battle crash, duel, and battle sequence mode sound effects. Comes with a stand for the display.
Both of these replicas look incredible. They are expensive, but a big step away from your typical Star Wars toys.
Chris Reed is IGN’s trading expert and commerce editor. You can follow him on Twitter @_chrislreed..
