We’re not quite done with LEGO Star Wars for 2024, as a brand new, US-exclusive gift is now available with purchase of The Phantom Menace.
Gasganos Podracer improvises this year’s 75380 Mos Espa Podrace Diorama with another micro vehicle floating over a small sand base with a black border and what looks like a printed brick. It is the first time the LEGO Star Wars theme has tackled this particular Podracer in any scale since the 1999 Mos Espa Podrace in 7171, completing the microscale trifecta of Podracers included in this 25-year-old set.
The others – Anakin’s and Sebulbas – are included in 75380 Mos Espa Podrace Diorama, which is available to everyone now priced at £69.99 / $79.99 / €79.99 from LEGO.com. Gasgano’s will be a little harder to get hold of unless you live in the US, however, as the model is currently exclusive to Walmart with a purchase of at least $65 for LEGO Star Wars Sets.
If you’re reading this from the United States, you can snag the mini model by spending at least $65 on LEGO Star Wars Sets bei Walmart (There is a list of qualified products Here ) before November 12th. You will then need to take a photo of your receipt (or a screenshot of your online receipt) and upload it under this link or by email [E-Mail geschützt] until November 19.
You won’t automatically receive a copy just by walking into a Walmart or ordering online. So make sure you have followed the rest of the steps to get your hands on Gasganos Podracer. According to the terms and conditions, only 20,000 copies of Gasganos Podracer are available. Therefore, it’s probably a good idea to submit your receipt sooner rather than later.
The rest of us outside the US will likely have to resort to the aftermarket for our LEGO Star Wars 2024 collection, unless this set – which currently has no product number – somehow shows up in other regions. However, it seems unlikely as this will likely be part of an exclusive partnership with Walmart. Check out the full list of LEGO Star Wars 2024 sets in the table below.
LEGO Star Wars 2024 sets
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Chris Wharfe I like to think of myself as a journalist first, LEGO fan second, but we all know that’s not really the case. Journalism, however, runs through my veins like a kind of strange literary blood—the kind that will undoubtedly one day lead to stress-induced cardiac dysfunction. It’s like smoking, only worse. Luckily I can talk about LEGO until then.
