LEGO’s next major Star Wars set has leaked early, and it’s a good one. Spanish retailer El Corte Inglés accidentally published a live product page for an unannounced buildable Boba Fett set in late June 2026, giving us our first proper look at the upcoming release well ahead of any official announcement. The listing confirmed the set’s product number, piece count, age rating, price, and release date — plus product shots showing exactly what the build looks like. Here’s everything the leak revealed.
LEGO Star Wars 75455 Boba Fett: Full Leaked Details
- Theme: Star Wars
- Name: Boba Fett (also rumoured as “Buildable Boba Fett”)
- Product Number: 75455
- Piece Count: 1,544
- Minifigures: 1 (Boba Fett minifigure)
- Age Rating: 18+
- Price: $169.99 / €169.99
- Release Date: August 1, 2026
The listing has since been taken down, but screenshots were captured and shared across the LEGO community by Reddit user ItsJustAJoe on the r/Legoleak subreddit before El Corte Inglés pulled the page. None of this is officially confirmed by LEGO yet, but retailer leaks of this type — with product images and a specific SKU — are typically reliable. This set has also been rumoured since earlier in 2026, with Brick Fanatics and Stonewars both reporting on the $169.99 price point and August release window in May, so the El Corte Inglés listing confirms what was already widely anticipated in the LEGO collector community.
What the Set Actually Looks Like
Based on the leaked product shots, 75455 Boba Fett is a large poseable humanoid build standing approximately 9 inches (23 cm) tall, displayed on a small decorative base. The design takes clear inspiration from 75533 Boba Fett from 2018 — the last time LEGO made a poseable humanoid Boba Fett figure — but this is a dramatically more complex build. The 2018 version had 144 pieces; this one packs 1,544, more than ten times the part count.
The build uses layered armour plates, exposed studs, and asymmetrical colour blocking to replicate the weathered, pieced-together look of Boba Fett’s Mandalorian armour as it appears in The Book of Boba Fett and The Mandalorian. The figure comes with a jetpack, blaster, rangefinder, and a tattered cape — all the signature accessories you’d expect. The limbs appear to be fully articulated with working joints, making it poseable for display in multiple stances.
Alongside the main build, the set includes a Boba Fett minifigure and an informational plaque with character details — the same format LEGO has used across its 18+ display sets. The base is notably compact compared to some recent LEGO sets that have drawn criticism for oversized stands. This one keeps the footprint small and puts the figure itself front and centre.
How This Compares to Previous Boba Fett LEGO Sets
Boba Fett has appeared in LEGO Star Wars sets across nearly the entire history of the theme, but large-scale dedicated Boba Fett builds have been relatively rare. Here’s how the major ones stack up:
- 75533 Boba Fett (2018) — 144-piece poseable constraction figure, the closest design comparison to the new set but far less complex. Long retired.
- 75277 Boba Fett Helmet (2020) — 625-piece helmet display model from the Helmet Collection line, now retired.
- 75368 Boba Fett Mech (2023) — 155-piece mech build with minifigure, the most recent Boba Fett set before 75455. Still available.
The 75455 build sits in a different tier entirely from any of these — closer in scale and complexity to LEGO’s recent buildable character sets like the 75535 Han Solo, 75534 Darth Vader, and the newer C-3PO and Chewbacca humanoid builds. At 1,544 pieces and $169.99, it’s priced in line with that category of collectible display set.
Is $169.99 Good Value for 1,544 Pieces?
At $169.99 for 1,544 pieces, the price-per-piece works out to roughly 11 cents per piece — which is solid value for an 18+ licensed set. For comparison, LEGO’s other major 2026 Star Wars releases include the rumoured 75454 AT-AT at $159.99 and the 75453 Sandcrawler at $199.99. The Boba Fett build sits comfortably in the middle of that range.
The $169.99/€169.99 price parity is also standard LEGO practice for adult-oriented sets. LEGO consistently maintains numerical price equivalence between US and European markets rather than applying a direct currency conversion, which is why a European leak at €169.99 reliably translates to a $169.99 US price.
August 1 Launch and What Comes After
The leaked release date of August 1, 2026 positions 75455 Boba Fett as a summer release, arriving roughly four months before a larger LEGO Star Wars wave that has leaked for January 2027. That January wave is expected to tie in with The Mandalorian and Grogu film releasing around the same time, making the August Boba Fett drop a timely way for LEGO to warm up that character space ahead of a larger movie-linked push.
No official announcement from LEGO has been made as of this writing, but given the detail and source of the El Corte Inglés leak — and the fact that the set had already been rumoured from multiple insider sources since May — an official reveal in the coming weeks seems very likely. LEGO typically announces sets 2–4 weeks ahead of release, which would put an official announcement somewhere in mid-to-late July.
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