Best LEGO Smart Bricks Star Wars Sets 2026

Luke's Red Five X-Wing represents the best entry point into LEGO Smart Play. Two Smart Minifigures, five Smart Tags, and the complete Smart Brick system deliver everything this new platform can do in one $99.99 package.

Motion drives the experience. Tilt the 584-piece X-Wing and hear engines respond to your movements. Seat Luke in the cockpit for startup sounds. Position R2-D2 nearby for character interactions. The Smart Brick recognizes what you're doing and responds with appropriate audio, no buttons required.

Beyond the ship, five Smart Tags create scenarios through an Imperial turret, transporter, and command center. Princess Leia's Smart Minifigure adds mission briefing moments. This isn't just a buildable starship. It's an interactive play system.

Best For: Families wanting Smart Play's full capability, Star Wars fans seeking immersive Original Trilogy play, and builders 6+ who value both construction and interactive features.

Trade-offs: $99.99 prices in the Smart technology rather than maximizing pieces. The 45-minute battery requires charging between marathon sessions.

Darth Vader's TIE Fighter delivers LEGO Smart Play at its most accessible. At $69.99, this 473-piece set includes the complete Smart Brick system with wireless charger, proving you don't need the expensive sets to experience this technology.

The Dark Side sells this set. Place Darth Vader near the Smart Brick and that breathing sound changes everything. The TIE Fighter's twin ion engines respond to movement with audio that's been burned into Star Wars fan memory. The Rebel Outpost and Imperial Fueling Station create play scenarios beyond the ship itself.

This is the prove-it purchase. Skeptical about whether Smart Play is worth the premium over traditional LEGO? Test the core experience at the lowest price. If your kids love it, expansion sets add more characters and scenarios using this same Smart Brick.

Best For: Smart Play newcomers wanting the complete system at entry price, Darth Vader fans, and families testing whether interactive LEGO is right for them.

Trade-offs: One Smart Minifigure means less character variety than the X-Wing. The 8+ recommendation limits younger builders. Single Smart Tag provides fewer scenario options.

The Throne Room Duel & A-Wing maximizes LEGO Smart Play with two Smart Bricks, 962 pieces, and the ability to run multiple interactive scenes simultaneously. At $159.99, it's the complete package for families serious about this technology.

Return of the Jedi's most memorable confrontation drives this set. Luke and Darth Vader's Smart Minifigures produce lightsaber sounds that respond to your movements. Clash their blades and hear the duel. Place Emperor Palpatine on his throne and "The Imperial March" plays. The A-Wing provides covering fire with its own engine and weapon sounds.

The second Smart Brick solves a real problem. Most interactive toys fail when siblings fight over one device. Here, the throne room and A-Wing can play separately, or work together in coordinated scenes. It's the only Smart Play set that doesn't require sharing.

Best For: Multiple children who'd fight over a single Smart Brick, collectors seeking maximum Smart Play investment, and Return of the Jedi fans wanting that specific scene.

Trade-offs: The $159.99 price requires commitment. Age 9+ limits younger fans. First-time Smart Play buyers should probably start smaller to test the technology.

The Millennium Falcon delivers more Smart Minifigures than any other expansion set. Han Solo, Chewbacca, Luke Skywalker, and C-3PO each bring unique interactions to your existing Smart Play system for $99.99.

At 885 pieces, this is a substantial build recreating the famous freighter with accessible interior sections. Four Smart Tags add scenario depth beyond the character interactions. If you already own an All-in-One set, this dramatically expands what your Smart Brick can recognize and respond to.

The character count makes this expansion special. Most sets have one or two Smart Minifigures. The Falcon has four, each with distinct audio responses. Combined with your existing Smart Brick, this creates the most populated Smart Play experience.

Important: Requires a Smart Brick from sets 75421, 75423, or 75427 (sold separately). Without it, the Smart features don't activate.

Best For: Existing Smart Play owners wanting maximum character expansion.

Trade-offs: Requires prior All-in-One purchase. The $99.99 matches the X-Wing's price but the X-Wing includes its own Smart Brick.

The Mos Eisley Cantina delivers location-based Smart Play that the vehicle-focused sets can't match. At $79.99 with 666 pieces, this modular build creates an environment where Smart Minifigures can interact in scene-based play.

The cantina divides into four rearrangeable sections for accessible play. Smart Obi-Wan Kenobi and Smart Greedo bring the famous confrontation to life through your Smart Brick, while three Smart Tags expand the scenario possibilities throughout the space.

This fills a gap in the Smart Play lineup. Every other set focuses on ships or action sequences. The Cantina creates a place where characters gather, talk, and interact. It's fundamentally different play than piloting an X-Wing.

Important: Requires a Smart Brick from sets 75421, 75423, or 75427 (sold separately).

Best For: Fans wanting scene-based play over vehicle action, and those seeking variety from the ship-focused sets.

Trade-offs: Requires separate Smart Brick purchase. Two Smart Minifigures is fewer than the Falcon's four.

Yoda's Hut and Jedi Training brings Dagobah's contemplative training sequences to Smart Play for $69.99. The 440-piece build creates something different from the battle-focused sets: a space for Force training and character interaction.

Smart Yoda and Smart Luke Skywalker minifigures trigger training scenarios through your Smart Brick. Balance the Force, hear lightsaber practice, catch Yoda's cooking sounds. R2-D2 joins the scene while two Smart Tags expand the interaction possibilities.

The removable roof makes the hut interior accessible for play. The training area enables the iconic handstand and Force exercise scenes. This captures Empire Strikes Back's quieter moments rather than its action sequences.

Important: Requires a Smart Brick from sets 75421, 75423, or 75427 (sold separately).

Best For: Empire Strikes Back fans seeking that specific training atmosphere, and families wanting calmer play options.

Trade-offs: Requires separate Smart Brick investment. Smaller in scope than location sets like the Cantina.

Luke's Landspeeder delivers Smart Play expansion at the lowest cost. At $39.99 for 215 pieces, this makes sense as a first addition after buying an All-in-One set. The price is low enough that expanding your Smart Play system doesn't feel like a major second investment.

Smart Luke Skywalker, a Jawa, and a Gonk Droid create A New Hope desert scenarios. One Smart Tag adds refueling and repair interactions. Pair it with a Smart Brick and experience Tatooine adventures.

The value here is getting into expansion territory without significant additional cost. If your kids love the Smart Brick they got, this tests whether expansion sets add enough value before committing to larger ones.

Important: Requires a Smart Brick from sets 75421, 75423, or 75427 (sold separately).

Best For: Testing whether Smart Play expansion works for your family, and A New Hope fans on a budget.

Trade-offs: Smallest set with the fewest pieces. Single Smart Tag means limited scenario depth.

The AT-ST Attack on Endor focuses Smart Play on battle action at $49.99. The 347-piece walker features poseable legs, dual shooters, and the hijacked speeder bike for Return of the Jedi forest battle scenarios.

Smart Wicket is the only Smart Ewok in the lineup, bringing forest moon interactions to your Smart Brick. An AT-ST Driver and Scout Trooper complete the scene while two Smart Tags create battle sounds including walker footsteps, speeder bike engines, and combat effects.

This set prioritizes action over the character-heavy approach of sets like the Millennium Falcon. The shooting features and vehicle play appeal to builders who want more kinetic play options.

Important: Requires a Smart Brick from sets 75421, 75423, or 75427 (sold separately).

Best For: Action-focused builders, Return of the Jedi fans, and those wanting battle play over character interactions.

Trade-offs: Requires separate Smart Brick. Only one Smart Minifigure compared to other expansion sets.