Star Wars Celebration

  • Every LEGO Exclusive at Star Wars Celebration

    By The Collector • June 9, 2026

    Star Wars Celebration is the one convention built entirely around a galaxy far, far away — and for two decades LEGO has used it to hand out some of its rarest Star Wars collectibles. A complete accounting from a one-of-a-kind 2005 contest statue to the promo tiles of the 2020s, plus the make-and-take builds and the sets designed for Celebration that never actually made it there.
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  • The 2017 Detention Block Rescue
    The 2017 Detention Block Rescue

    By The Collector • April 13, 2017

    Under 2,500 Made. A Raffle And A Twitter Giveaway. The 40th Anniversary Of A New Hope. And A Box That Quotes The Film On The Back. Released at Star Wars Celebration Orlando to mark the 40th anniversary of A New Hope, CELEB2017 recreates Detention Block AA-23 from the original 1977 film — the moment Luke Skywalker and Han Solo, disguised as Stormtroopers, arrive to rescue Princess Leia. The set contains no exclusive elements; everything in it can be sourced elsewhere. What you’re paying for is the packaging and the provenance.
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  • The 2015 Tatooine Mini-build — Star Wars Celebration Anaheim
    The 2015 Tatooine Mini-build — Star Wars Celebration Anaheim

    By The Collector • April 16, 2015

    1,000 Made. The Same Build At Two Events. C-3PO At Celebration. R2-D2 In Canada. A Sandcrawler, A Landspeeder, And A Designer On Site To Sign Them. The Star Wars Celebration Anaheim entry in the 2015 Tatooine pair. CELEB2015 recreates the iconic droid scene from A New Hope in microscale — Sandcrawler, landspeeder, moisture vaporators, and a cast of brick-built figures, all on a flat desert base. C-3PO comes as a full minifigure. The same build appeared at Fan Expo Canada five months later with R2-D2 instead. Designer Mark Roe was present at Celebration to sign sets.
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  • The 2012 Boba Fett’s Mini Slave I
    The 2012 Boba Fett’s Mini Slave I

    By The Collector • August 23, 2012

    1,000 Produced. Only 250 Sold At The Event. A Tin Can Packaged Like A Collectible. And A Boba Fett Minifigure Whose Secret Is Locked Under His Helmet. The only LEGO Star Wars exclusive ever packaged in a tin. CELEB2012 came to Star Wars Celebration VI in a cylindrical metal can wrapped in full-bleed Bespin artwork, with a Boba Fett minifigure exclusive to this set and a mini Slave I model that fits inside the open cockpit. 1,000 were made. Fewer than a quarter were sold at the event.
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  • The 2007 Star Wars Celebration IV Exclusive
    The 2007 Star Wars Celebration IV Exclusive

    By The Collector • May 24, 2007

    500 Made, $49.99, and You Had to Win a Raffle First. Five Imperial minifigures in a clear acrylic cube. Individually numbered out of 500. Only available if your raffle ticket was called. And then you still had to pay for it.
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  • The 2005 Celebration III Darth Vader Statue
    The 2005 Celebration III Darth Vader Statue

    By The Collector • April 21, 2005

    A One-of-One Prize Nobody Has Seen in Twenty Years. One made. Ten medallions. Three photographs. And twenty years of silence.
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