It's already been over a month since we had our first LEGO Star Wars 2025 rumours but the licensed theme is set for another busy 12 months. A total of seven sets branded under the LEGO Star Wars theme are scheduled for a 1st of January 2025 release including three new 18+ microscale ships.
Just like this year and in previous years, January will be far from the only wave of LEGO Star Wars models launching in 2025. A March wave will follow along with the usual May the Fourth celebrations and the next UCS model. The Summer months are likely to be even busier with LEGO Star Wars sets releasing in both June and August followed by a final 18+ D2C in October time.
Of course, a lot of the precise information and the set lists of each wave will be unknown but as we head ever closer to 2025 that will very soon change. We already may have our first rumblings about those LEGO Star Wars sets launching in March and May as it's being reported that LEGO Star Wars 18+ helmets will return after a year hiatus.
Bo Katan Kryze Helmet
The LEGO Star Wars 18+ Helmet subtheme has seen plenty of popular characters' helmets recreated in a brick-built form including those from the extremely popular Mandalorian series. Mando himself along with Boba Fett have gotten the brick-built helmet treatment and now so will one of the stars of the third season of the show, Bo Katan Kryze.
Bo Katan's helmet, known as the Nite Owl, will likely be very similar to Din Djarin and Boba Fett in LEGO form yet also very distinctive in its own ways with its very sleek and angular design. The helmet is primarily a deep metallic blue with white accents, particularly on the cheeks and around the eye area giving it an owl-like appearance. On the right side of the helmet, there is a rangefinder that can be flipped down over the visor.
Jango Fett Helmet
Talking of Boba Fett, rumours also indicate that we could be getting his dads, Jango Fett's helmet in brick-built LEGO form. Similar to Bo Katan, his helmet will be very similar to those already existing in LEGO form and in particular his own son Boba Fett.
Jango Fett's helmet is a classic example of Mandalorian armour, known for its utilitarian and menacing design. Once again these are obvious characteristics of many other characters' helmets but would still look stunning in LEGO form on the usual 18+ black display stand. The helmet is sleek and metallic, primarily featuring a polished silver or steel colour, with blue accents that give it a distinct and recognizable look.
Both helmets have their own distinctive features, patterns and characteristics and it'll be very interesting to see them in brick-built LEGO form but what do you think? Are you happy that LEGO Star Wars 18+ helmets might return? Do you own any of the existing helmets? What other characters would you like to see in this form? Let us know your thoughts and opinions in the comments below.
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