May means 'Star Wars,' but it's not the only slick ride in store for Lego's new releases. May’s a quiet month for Lego, with one big exception: Star Wars Day means a fancy big new set to celebrate. But the galaxy far, far away is far from the only thing on Lego’s mind this month.

The Star Wars license saved the LEGO company from bankruptcy back in 1999, and LEGO has been returning the favor ever since by designing its most elaborate, detailed sets in homage to the franchise. The best LEGO Star Wars sets are one-of-a-kind.

From massive Star Wars ships to feats of engineering and functional cranes, check out the most expensive LEGO sets of all time!

No matter who you are or where you're from, chances are that LEGO® made up a big part of your childhood – and probably your adulthood, too. This timeless construction toy covers the needs of all ages and interests,

Lego and Sega have announced a 479-piece Sega Genesis console set, launching June 1, 2026, for $39.99. The model can be built as either the North American Genesis or the international Mega Drive, with two detachable controllers,