LEGO Set Leak – Star Wars Invisible Hand, Tantive IV & Millennium Falcon

*EDIT* The new star wars sets are now online – check them out here.

New Star Wars LEGO sets are leaking faster than a T-14 hyperdrive generator just now.

Following fast on the heels of Amazon Mexico’s reveal of the new R2-D2 and Tantive IV boarding scene diorama, we now have three small-scale brick recreations of three iconic starships to take a look at – Millennium Falcon 75375, Tantive IV 75376, and Invisible Hand 75377.

These micro builds are designed for solo display without minifigures, with each starship boasting its own in-built stand, name plaque, and a special 25^th-anniversary logo.

What Is the Release Date for Millennium Falcon 75375, Tantive IV 75376, and Invisible Hand 75377?

LEGO have confirmed the models will release on 1^st March 2024.

How Much Are the New LEGO Star Wars 25^th Anniversary Starships?

Millennium Falcon 75375  |  £74.99

Tantive IV 75376  |  £69.99

Invisible Hand 75377  |  £46.99

What Is the Brick Count?

Millennium Falcon 75375  |  921 pieces

Tantive IV 75376  |  654 pieces

Invisible Hand 75377  |  557 pieces

Millennium Falcon 75375, Tantive IV 75376, and Invisible Hand 75377 – Features

The new ships are the latest reveals in the upcoming line of sets created to celebrate the 25^th Anniversary of the LEGO theme that started back in 1999, coinciding with the release of The Phantom Menace. Each model is display-scaled, making perfect additions to most flat surfaces for enthusiasts who don’t have the space to exhibit some of the larger releases.

Invisible Hand 75377 caught our eye from the new range, as this is the first time we have seen this modified Providence-class Dreadnought in this form. The model is a fun prospect for fans of the prequel trilogy’s climactic movie, with some smart detailing and an aesthetically satisfying, contoured shape.

We’ve seen plenty of Falcons released over the years. Nevertheless, the new Millennium Falcon 75375 attempts something different, with a display model that presents the famous Corellian YT-1300 light freighter in a new guise, using a clever assortment of micro bricks and elements. This set is undoubtedly appropriate to grace a work desk for those sane enough not to attempt to bring one of the bigger versions into the office.

The Tantive IV is the first ship ever to be seen in a Star Wars film, instantly making it one of the most iconic and symbolic starships among the fanbase. With its unique, exposed hammerhead cockpit and eleven sublight rear engines, it is a fine craft to display with plenty of interesting details. The new 75376 model’s small size is also ideally suited to the elements used.