Good news for fans of LEGO Star Wars and loyal fans of the original trilogy. The adorably ferocious furball known as Ewoks that dwell on the forest moon of Endor (specifically in Bright Tree Village) has been given the brick treatment. Once again, LEGO took on the challenge of turning a fur creature from the Star Wars universe into plastic bricks. Well, at least this one looks a lot better than brick-built Chewy. Just saying…
Anyhoo, LEGO’s choice of Ewok is none other than Wicket Wystri Warrick, as seen in Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi (1983). Why? Well, did any other Ewoks bump into Princess Leia first and get offered a treat? No. So, there you have it: the LEGO Star Wars Wicket the Ewok (75430).
The set may be designed with kids 12 years and up in mind, but it is not playable. It is a build-and-display piece that, TBH, I’m not sure kids would appreciate. The set uses 1,010 elements to result in a surprisingly faithful re-creation of Wicket in bricks. That said, it is loaded with authentic details and comes with a buildable spear and a treat element, so you can pretend to be Princess Leia and present this inanimate figure a piece of the treat.
Rounding up the set is an information plaque—a sign that this is a display-worthy set—and along with it, a Wicket the Ewok minifigure. I don’t think this figure has any posability. If you are down, the LEGO Star Wars Wicket the Ewok (75430) is available for pre-order from LEGO.com for US$129.99, with shipping slated to start on August 01, 2025.
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