Lego unveils 'Baby Yoda' BrickHeadz and epic Razor Crest from 'The Mandalorian'

Lego has revealed their adorable, buildable new BrickHeadz from the Mandalorian. (Image credit: Lego)

Lego is at it again with two new seriously awesome, Mandalorian-inspired BrickHeadz and a rad Razor Crest.

You can now build Lego BrickHeadz versions of the beloved stars of the new series "Star Wars: The Mandalorian" — The Child (who we all know and love as "Baby Yoda") and the Mandalorian. These buildable figures are chock full of authentic details from the series. This 295-piece toy is designed for ages 10 and up. With a focus on the building and playing aspects of the toy, there are no batteries required.

You can build The Child's hoverpram and adjust its ears to create a number of different (equally adorable) expressions. The hoverpram "floats" by sitting on four different transparent Lego pieces.

The Mandalorian comes complete with the character's signature weapons — a blaster rifle and a blaster pistol. In building the character, you can clip the rifle to the Mandalorian's back and put the pistol into his hand.

These BrickHeadz are available now for pre-order and will launch on Aug. 1, 2020.

You can now build the Razor Crest from the Mandalorian. (Image credit: Lego)

The brand new Lego Razor Crest model — the armored transport shuttle from The Mandalorian, is available now for pre-order and will hit shelves on Sept. 1, 2020.

The Razor Crest carries cargo throughout the galaxy in the new, animated series and this Lego will allow you to explore the cosmos like your favorite "Star Wars" characters.

An adorable minifigure of "Baby Yoda" comes with a new set from Lego. (Image credit: Lego)

This 1,023-piece set is designed for ages 10 and up and includes not only the pieces to build the shuttle, but also 5 collectible Lego "Star Wars" characters, 4 Lego minifigures including the Mandalorian, the Child, Greef Karga, Scout Trooper and an IG-11 Lego figure. This set also includes a dual Lego minifigure cockpit and an escape pod with sides that open up.

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