Star Wars LEGO set for Solo has Millennium Falcon and more

Han Solo goes on a Kessel Run in LEGO's Solo: A Star Wars Story set

See the mini smuggler in action

Published on February 14, 2018 11:52AM EST

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LEGO's Kessel Run Millennium Falcon

"You’ve never heard of the Millennium Falcon? … It’s the ship that made the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs.” So claims Harrison Ford's Han Solo in Star Wars: A New Hope. Now, we get to see if that's true in Solo: A Star Wars Story. While the film, about the early years of the galactic scoundrel, brings this space flight around the treatcherous spice mines of the planet Kessel to the big screen, LEGO brings it to the palm of your hand in a new set. Scroll through to see the photos.

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LEGO's Kessel Run Millennium Falcon

According to the description from LEGO, owners of this 1,414-piece set will be able to "outsmart the villainous overseers and escape the Kessel Mines aboard the amazing Millennium Falcon!"

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LEGO Han Solo

Alden Ehrenreich (Hail, Caesar!) picks up the mantle of Han Solo from Ford in the new film, directed by Ron Howard.

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LEGO Han Solo and Lando Calrissian

Best buds back together — or, rather, for the first time. The Kessel Mine set, which runs for $169.99, features seven mini-figures, including Han Solo and Lando Calrissian (the latter based on Donald Glover's portrayal).

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LEGO Lando Calrissian

"He likes to know his way in and out of any situation that he’s in. Lando likes rules because he’s somebody who is in a position to benefit from rules," Glover told EW of the life of a younger Lando.

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LEGO Qi’ra

The Star Wars universe gets more girl power with Qi'ra, played in Solo: A Star Wars Story by Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke. Here she is in LEGO form.

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LEGO Chewbacca

Two of the seven LEGO minis featured in the Kessel Run set are still being kept under wraps. But at least we got Chewie!

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LEGO Kessel droid

The Empire used slave labor to mine the spicey resources from Kessel. Not much is known about this particular Kessel droid — yet — but the dust gathered on its machinery indicates it's been put to work.