During the Great Galactic War, LEGO Darth Malgus was Lord of the Sith Empire. As a result of his sensitivity to the Force, Malgus killed a Twi’lek servant of his father’s and was sent to the Sith Academy to be … Continue reading →

LEGO Shadow Troopers have the useful skill of appearing almost invisible in most environments due to their cloaking armour, perfect for ambushing the enemy. Their armour is also much stronger than standard Stormtrooper armour as it is laced with durasteel … Continue reading →

LEGO Scout Troopers are trained for more varied and complex roles than their infantry counterparts; the Stormtroopers, and they have lighter armour. They are excellent snipers, marksmen, assassins and spies. Their superior training leads to fierce rivalry with the Stormtroopers. … Continue reading →

LEGO Captain Antilles was a strong Rebel Alliance Sympathiser and served in Bail Organa’s command staff. He had a reputation for being clear and level headed and was an experienced pilot. He was killed in 0 BBY by Darth Vader … Continue reading →

LEGO Kithaba was killed during the Battle of the Great Pit of Carkoon and eaten by a fearsome sarlacc. Serving as a skiff guard, it was thought that he had been plotting to kill Jabba before his gruesome death. Year … Continue reading →

Piloting the huge Imperial Shuttle is an important and skilled job. The LEGO Imperial Shuttle Pilot is trained and ready to manoeuvre the ship across the galaxy with Emperor Palpatine and a Royal Guard on board. Year Released: 2001 Sets appeared … Continue reading →

LEGO Bossk is a bounty hunter who, along with 5 others, was hired by Darth Vader to capture the Millennium Falcon. After failing to beat fellow bounty hunter Boba Fett on many occasions, LEGO Bossk finally defeated Fett on Tattoine. Year … Continue reading →

An unaltered clone of the famous bounty hunter Jango Fett, LEGO Boba Fett was raised to become a skilful bounty hunter and member of the Grand Army of the Republic. He worked for Darth Vader on several occasions and became … Continue reading →