Turn the cuteness factor up to the max with this LEGO® Star Wars™ The Child (75318) build-and-display model. Authentic details of this popular character, affectionately known as Baby Yoda, are recreated in LEGO style, with posable head, ears and mouth for different expressions, plus the Child’s favorite toy – a gearshift knob (element included) – for it to hold just like it does in Star Wars: The Mandalorian.
Totally charming
A super gift idea for kids aged 10+ and any Star Wars fan, it includes clear building instructions so even LEGO beginners can enjoy the fun, creative process. This buildable model also comes with an information sign and the Child LEGO minifigure to complete a charming display.
LEGO Star Wars for all!
The LEGO Group has been recreating iconic starships, vehicles, locations and characters from the legendary Star Wars universe since 1999. LEGO Star Wars has become a hugely successful theme, with a wide range of sets for play and display to excite fans of all ages.
- Fans can build their own charming, brick-built toy model of The Child (75318) from Star Wars: The Mandalorian, reproducing authentic details in LEGO® style to create a delightful display piece.
- This new-for-November-2020 buildable model captures all the cute features of this hugely popular little Star Wars™ character, including a posable head, movable ears and an adjustable mouth for different expressions.
- The set includes a gearshift knob element – the Child’s favorite toy – which can be placed in its hand, plus an information sign and the Child LEGO® minifigure to complete a delightful display.
- This 1,073-piece, collectible LEGO® Star Wars™ building toy makes the best birthday gift, Christmas or holiday present or special occasion surprise for kids aged 10+ and all Star Wars: The Mandalorian fans.
- Measuring over 7.5” (19cm) high, 8.5” (21cm) wide and 5” (13cm) deep, this brick-built model of the Child won’t take up too much space, but is sure to make a big visual impact wherever it is displayed.
- Piecing together this battery-free building toy is a great way to relax on your own or with family and friends. So take your time and enjoy creating a fantastic Star Wars™ build-and-display model.
- Thinking of buying this for a Star Wars™ fan who is new to LEGO® building kits? No worries. It comes with step-by-step, illustrated instructions so they can take on this challenge with confidence.
- There are LEGO® Star Wars™ sets to thrill fans of all ages, whether they want to recreate famous scenes, role-play their own stories or simply build and display the authentic replica construction models.
- No need to summon the Force to connect or pull apart LEGO® bricks! They meet the highest industry standards to ensure consistency and a perfect, easy connection.
- LEGO® bricks and pieces are comprehensively tested and analyzed so you can be sure that this collectible LEGO Star Wars™ construction toy meets the highest safety standards on Earth – and in galaxies far, far away!
FAQs
Fans can build their own charming, brick-built toy model of The Child (75318) from Star Wars: The Mandalorian, reproducing authentic details in LEGO® style to create a delightful display piece.
How many pieces are in the 75318? ›
This 1,073-piece set for ages 10 and up offers an exciting build for Star Wars™ fans to enjoy solo or with friends and family.
How long does it take to build Lego Star Wars the child? ›
Assembly took around an hour and a half to piece together The Child. There's nothing too tricky in the instructions, but there are some satisfying techniques that bring the character to life. Especially when it comes to the head, which is really the section of the build that makes or breaks the set.
What does LEGO 18 mean? ›
Sets with the 18+ designation are more advanced than standard LEGO sets and are intended for adult builders.
Why was LEGO Baby discontinued? ›
It was renamed LEGO Baby in 2000, but poor reception and overlapping target market with LEGO Quatro resulted in its discontinuation in 2006.
What is the Lego Star Wars secret code? ›
| Unlockable Character Cheat Codes |
|---|
| Cheat Code | Reward | Class |
|---|
| SKYSAGA | Temmin "Snap" Wexley | Hero |
| VT1LFNH | Shaak Ti | Jedi |
| T9LM1QF | Shmi | Extra |
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Measures over 7 in. (17 cm) tall.
What is the biggest LEGO Star Wars playset? ›
The Lego® Star Wars 75192 Millennium Falcon is a part of the Ultimate Collector Series and is one of the largest and most detailed Lego sets ever created. With a total of 7,541 pieces, it is considered one of the most challenging and time-consuming sets to build.
How many bags are in a baby Yoda LEGO? ›
I'll take that as another reason why modern LEGO sets are better than when I was a child. Eight numbered bags make up the pint-sized co-pilot: the first creates the interior, the next four make up the robe, bag six adds arms and the last couple form his head.
How tall is Lego Yoda? ›
This model, including the lightsaber, is 16 inches (41cm) tall, making it a formidable display piece. Read on to find out our full thoughts on Lego Star Wars Yoda, and if it's worth adding this charming green guy to your collection.
All Styles
If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 40½ Hours to obtain 100% completion.
What is the name of the baby Yoda? ›
Din Grogu (/ˈɡroʊɡu/), colloquially referred to as Baby Yoda, is a character from the Star Wars Disney+ original television series The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett. He is a toddler member of the same species as the Star Wars characters Yoda and Yaddle, with whom he shares a strong ability in the Force.
Why is LEGO not for 100 year olds? ›
Q: “Can someone still play with LEGO blocks if they are 100 years old?” Yes. LEGO building is to be encouraged for senior citizens who want to retain dexterity in their hands as well as mental agility, so you are never too old to play with LEGO.
Is 13 too old to play with LEGO? ›
If you're never to old to play a video game, you're never too old to play with legos. Leave your "friend" alone. You have no right to dictate how they enjoy their time.
Are 18+ LEGO sets harder to build? ›
No, she'll be fine - unlike the other age ranges on boxes, 18+ isn't an indicator of difficulty. It just means it's a set designed to appeal to adults, as part of Lego's drive to attract new adult fans.
How do you read LEGO codes? ›
The codes are 4 or 5 digits long and made up of 2 or 3 numbers, followed by a letter and then another number. You'll usually find the code on the tape sealing large boxes or stamped near the barcode on the small ones. It might be a bit difficult to see at first, but if you tilt the box, you should be able to read it.
What do the numbers inside LEGO mean? ›
Identifying LEGO® set numbers
Over our long history, we've made loads of unique sets, many with similar names. We use numbers as a quick and convenient way to instantly identify any LEGO set. Numbers on the first sets we made were three digits long, but as we made more and more sets, we started using longer numbers.
What are the codes on LEGO boxes? ›
Every LEGO® set has a manufacturing code on the packaging that tells us when and where it was made. The code is usually 4-6 characters long and always includes a combination of 2-3 numbers, a letter and final number. Depending on the set you have and how old it is, the code might be in one of these places: 1.
How to get free stuff from LEGO? ›
Each month on a precise day, Lego shops often give away free sets. You build it at the store and you can bring it home for free. Just check the Lego shop calendar on your region. You have to be 12 years or under to enter.
