New additions to the LEGO Star Wars lineup have been officially announced, expanding the recently introduced Smart Play System with a wave of compatible expansion sets. While these releases do not include smart bricks or charging bases, they are designed to integrate fully with the system through the inclusion of Smart Tags and interactive minifigures, allowing them to function seamlessly alongside the core Smart Play Sets revealed earlier this January.

The newly announced range covers a mix of character-focused builds and iconic vehicles and locations from across the Star Wars saga. Each set functions as a standalone LEGO build while also supporting Smart Play interactions when paired with compatible components, reinforcing the modular approach behind the system.

Specifications

Yoda’s Hut and Jedi Training features 440 pieces and is priced at USD 70, EUR 70, or GBP 60, which converts to approximately S$95.

The Millennium Falcon includes 885 pieces with a listed price of USD 100, EUR 100, or GBP 90, equivalent to around S$135.

Luke’s Landspeeder contains 215 pieces and is priced at USD 40, EUR 40, or GBP 35, converting to roughly S$54.

Mos Eisley Cantina consists of 666 pieces and carries a retail price of USD 80, EUR 80, or GBP 70, approximately S$108.

AT-ST Attack on Endor includes 347 pieces and is priced at USD 50, EUR 50, or GBP 45, translating to about S$68.

Release Details

These LEGO Star Wars expansion sets are positioned as Smart Play System-compatible releases, offering full interaction through Smart Tags and minifigures despite the absence of onboard electronics.