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LEGO Star Wars Wicket the Ewok set releasing in August

July 4, 2025 by Amie Cranswick

After showcasing its new Summer 2025 offerings earlier in the week, LEGO has now unveiled another new LEGO Star Wars set with the Wicket the Ewok buildable model from Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi. The set is available to pre-order now, priced at $129.99 and will hit shelves on August 1st; check out the promotional images here…

Kids build their love of popular character Wicket the Ewok with this LEGO® Star Wars™ buildable model kit (75430). An awesome LEGO Star Wars gift for boys, girls and any fans aged 12 years old and up, this set makes a cool display and cute desk decor to wow friends and inspire memories of iconic Star Wars: The Return of the Jedi™ scenes. The LEGO brick-built figure is full of authentic details and comes with a buildable spear and a treat element (like the treat Princess Leia gave him in an Endor forest). This LEGO Star Wars construction toy also includes a Wicket the Ewok LEGO minifigure, plus an information plaque to complete an adorable display piece.

Build Together with friends and family using the LEGO Builder app, which offers a fun and collaborative experience. Set contains 1,010 pieces.

  • Buildable model kit – Let kids build their affection for a beloved Star Wars™ character with this LEGO® brick-built figure of Wicket the Ewok, as seen in Star Wars: The Return of the Jedi™
  • Fun desk decor – This LEGO® Star Wars™ buildable model makes a cute display for young fans to show off to their friends
  • Authentic details – Inspire memories of Wicket’s first encounter with Princess Leia in an Endor forest by placing the LEGO® brick-built spear and a treat element in his hands
  • Build-and-display set – The set also includes a LEGO® Star Wars™ minifigure of Wicket the Ewok, plus an information plaque
  • LEGO® Star Wars™ gift for kids – Give this building toy as a birthday present or holiday gift to boys, girls and any Star Wars fans aged 12 years old and up
  • Build Together with friends and family – The LEGO® Builder app offers a fun and collaborative experience where you can share the fun of LEGO building
  • From a galaxy far, far away – LEGO® Star Wars™ sets (sold separately) enable kids and adult fans to relive iconic scenes, create original stories or simply display the buildable models
  • Dimensions – The buildable Ewok toy figure in this 1,010-piece set stands over 9 in. (23 cm) tall

 

Filed Under: Amie Cranswick, LEGO, Movies, News, Toys Tagged With: LEGO, LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Wicket the Ewok, Star Wars, Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi

About Amie Cranswick

Amie Cranswick is Executive Editor of Flickering Myth, responsible for overseeing editorial coverage across film, television and pop culture.

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