LEGO is releasing a whole new wave of Star Wars sets and models to kick off the new month of August. Featuring iconic vehicles from the Clone Wars, beloved droids, and more, there truly is something for every kind of builder with this new wave. Likewise, collectors should be pretty happy with the variety of new sets and minifigures as well.

Having been released on August 1st, LEGO collectors can now purchase 9 brand-new Star Wars models. This includes a UCS model of a classic Imperial AT-ST Walker, transport vehicles from the Clone Wars, a large-scale K-2SO from Andor, and more. Here’s everything you need to know about all the LEGO Star Wars sets from the new August 1st wave.

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AT-ST Walker

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With a piece count of over 1,500 pieces, the new UCS AT-ST model is one of the largest brick-built iterations of the iconic Imperial vehicle ever. Coming with a single driver minifigure and a plaque displaying the vehicle’s full specs, the set costs $199.99 on LEGO.com.

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Wicket the Ewok

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LEGO has also released a large-scale set of Wicket the Ewok. Similarly, the set comes with a minifigure-sized Wicket and information plaque, boasting a piece count of 1,010 and a price tag of $129.99.

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V-19 Torrent Starfighter

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Seemingly inspired by the early days of the Clone Wars, the Republic’s V-19 Torrent has been released in LEGO form since 2008 with the release of the Clone Wars movie.

17 years later, this new V-19 looks to be more compact and detailed, while also coming with a Clone Pilot for the V-19, as well as new Clone Wars-era minifigures for Obi-Wan Kenobi and Sith ᴀssᴀssin Asajj Ventress. The set consists of 567 and costs $64.99.

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Republic Juggernaut

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Inspired by its appearance in the Clone Wars and Revenge of the Sith, LEGO hasn’t made a Republic Juggernaut since 2016.

Better known by its more fun name as the Republic Turbo Tank, the set consists of 813 pieces with a price tag of $159.99. The set also comes with minifigures of Jedi Master KI-Adi-Mundi, 3 Galactic Marines, Commander Bacara, and 3 B-1 battle droids.

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Battle of Felucia Separatist MTT

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Also having a price tag of $159.99, LEGO’s new MTT has 1040 pieces. It also comes with minifigures of Jedi Master Aayla Secura, the 327th Star Corps’ Commander Bly, 3 Commando Droids, 6 B1 Battle Droids, and 1 Pilot Battle Droid. As such, it’s another exciting Revenge of the Sith model (seemingly inspired by the events of Order 66).

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327th Star Corps Clone Troopers Battle Pack

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LEGO’s newest battle pack stars even more of the Republic’s 327th Star Corps. Featuring 4 327th Clone Troopers, the pack also has 3 Super Battle Droids, a Spider Droid, and an AT-RT. At 258 pieces, the set has a price tag of $44.99 and is meant to pair perfectly with the new MTT set.

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The Force Burner Snowspeeder

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Inspired by the upcoming Disney+ series Rebuild the Galaxy: Pieces of the Past, The Force Burner Snowspeeder features a repainted T-47 with flames and even a detachable speederbike.

Featuring minifigures of Sig and Dev Greebling from the first season, the set also includes the new villain Solitus, wielding two lightsabers attached by a chain. It was also recently revealed that actor Dan Stevens will be voicing the fallen Jedi Master. With 357 pieces, the set has a price tag of $54.99.

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Jango Fett’s Starship

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LEGO released a much larger UCS version of Jango Fett’s Starship in May, but has now just released a playscale model of the same ship that’s much cheaper. Coming with minifigures of Jango and Boba Fett, the new Firespray set also has the first-ever minifigure of Kaminoan Prime Minister Lama Su. At 455 pieces, the set costs $69.99.

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K-2SO Security Droid

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Andor and Rogue One’s K-2SO now has his own brick-built droid model. Standing at 16 inches tall, the upcoming K-2SO build is just a bit taller than last year’s similar C-3PO.

This means the new model should look great next to the golden protocol droid, as well as LEGO’s previous R2-D2 and Chopper builds (LEGO’s Chopper was released just last month on July 1st). The new droid model is priced at $89.99 and consists of 845 pieces.

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