Today’s new LEGO Star Wars Buildable Helmet unveils are something of a mixed bag.
XWING FIGHTER PILOT HELMET DRIVER
There’s no word yet on if the previously-reported on AT-AT Driver helmet will be released at all.
Today’s unveil officially brings the total number of LEGO Star Wars buildable helmets up to seven. That puts them at an earlier release than our previous reports of a May the 4th launch.
There’s still no telling exactly when we’ll see these builds debut, though our money is currently on March 1. And as we’ve seen in the past, you’ll find a display base built into the kits with a printed name plate to round out the package. The most distinct aspect will be the transparent visor on the front of the kit, but there’s also some new printed elements to pull off the signature look of the Rebel Alliance accessory.Įach of the helmets will seemingly launch with a $59.99 price point, though we’re waiting for an official confirmation from the LEGO Group on its latest Star Wars sets. This one stacks up to 675 pieces and takes a much more unique approach than the Mandalorian helmet. Returning to the Original Trilogy, we’re also getting Luke Skywalker’s iconic Red Five X-Wing Pilot helmet as the latest LEGO Star Wars set. It largely resembles that of the Boba Fett Helmet from 2020, and fittingly so since they’re both Mandalorians! Fortunately, there are some chrome accents that really elevate the buildable helmet, even if there is less of the shiny silver finish than I would have liked to see from the LEGO Group. Stacking up to 584 pieces, the upcoming set is comprised mainly of light grey bricks to pull off the bounty hunter’s iconic look. Marking the first of the lineup to debut for 2022, there are a pair of builds hailing from different properties in a galaxy far far away.įirst up, we have what will likely be the fan-favorite of the new creations, the Mandalorian’s helmet. Last year, 9to5Toys reported on the next lineup of buildable LEGO Star Wars helmets, and today thanks to Amazon.Pl, we’re getting a first official look at two of them.
XWING FIGHTER PILOT HELMET HOW TO
Past episodes of "DIY Prop Shop" have shown crafty fans how to make a Necronomicon grimoire, an M41-A Pulse Rifle from "Aliens," an Iron Man arc reactor, a hoverboard prop from "Back to the Future Part II" and a sonic screwdriver from "Doctor Who" using everyday items.Check out LEGO’s new Mandalorian and X-Wing pilot buildable helmets Once McLean breaks down the process step-by-step, it's easy to see how to transform a regular baseball helmet into headgear worthy of any X-Wing pilot on his or her way to blow up that pesky Death Star. On the latest episode of the show "DIY Prop Shop" on media company Break's YouTube channel, do-it-yourself host Dustin McLean shows viewers how to construct a version of the X-Wing helmets worn by Rebels pilots in the 1977 film for around $22 (about £15, AU $31).įor the episode, posted Monday, McLean uses such simple materials as a baseball helmet, safety goggles, cardboard, duct tape, white primer and colored markers, bendy straws and black spray paint.
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