Young fans of the Star Wars universe will love these awesome sets of action figures made for little hands. These action figures are articulated so posing them can be a fun part of playtime. The little figures with exaggerated features and attached weapons make great display pieces or can be used as party favors or cake toppers, too. These Playskool toys are made by Hasbro and officially licensed by Lucasfilm Ltd.
This box set has six different Imperial Trooper figures. You'll get Scout Trooper, Snowtrooper, Tie Fighter Pilot, Sandtrooper, Stormtrooper, and Shadow Trooper.
This is a set of two hero figures. Luke Skywalker and Yoda are designed for small hands and rough play. Each figure comes armed with an attached (so it won't get lost!) lightsaber.
This fun set has a variety of figures for imaginative play. This set includes Luke Skywalker with a lightsaber, Han Solo with a weapon, Han Solo in Carbonite, Gamorrean Guard with an axe, Jabba the Hut, and C-3PO.
With this toy set you'll get articulated figures of former trooper Finn and a First Order Stormtrooper. Each comes equipped with weapons.
These darling Star Wars figures are designed for smaller children. This set of five toys includes Enfys Nest, Han Solo, Chewbacca, Lando Calrissian, and a Range Trooper.
This set of two articulated figures includes Darth Vader with an attached lightsaber, and a Stormtrooper with an attached blaster weapon. The attached weapons won't get lost!
Funko has come up with another great series of collectible figures. These Wacky Wobblers are stylized bobbleheads in a cartoonish and recognizable style. The series has several entries in the Star Wars line; here are some from the Rogue One collection.
Over 40 years after the release of A New Hope, Star Wars remains as popular as ever. 2019 saw the release of the smash hit series The Mandalorian on Disney+, as well as the final chapter of the original Skywalker saga, The Rise of Skywalker. Before looking ahead,...
Got a Star Wars fan on your shopping list that also tends to be a gadget geek too? Check out these fun little gadgets that all take inspiration from the Star Wars universe. Star Wars fans will love playing with their new gadgets while they wait for The Force Awakens to come out on December 18th.
The first LEGO Star Wars set was released in 1999, which was the first LEGO X-Wing. It was the first intellectual property to be licensed to LEGO and became extremely popular. Many other Star Wars building sets have been released in the last 15 years, based on the...
