Ahsoka has officially started with two episodes available now and they include some interesting source material for possible future sets.
Three LEGO Star Wars sets are available now for Ahsoka but as we’ve seen with The Mandalorian, there’s always room for more models based on Star Wars streaming series, provided they do well. Note that we’re about to discuss spoilers for Ahsoka’s first two episodes.
It’s too early to tell whether Ahsoka is going to be a success on the same scale of The Mandalorian. However, the show offers a unique take on Star Wars and appears to be taking the franchise somewhere unexpected – another galaxy. It also already has some notable vehicles and locations to inspire future LEGO Star Wars sets.
5 – A UCS T-6 Jedi Shuttle
75362 Ahsoka Tano’s T-6 Jedi Shuttle is by no means massive and while that might be good for budgets, the second episode of the series provides a great look at the interior of the ship.
There’s more to the inside than we expected, including two separate rooms and shifting seating and a table. These could be interesting areas to see tackled in an Ultimate Collector Series LEGO Star Wars Ahsoka set, similar to 75331 The Razor Crest.
4 – Ezra's Roost
For a small additional Ahsoka set, Ezra’s Roost, now used as Sabine’s home base in the old communications tower could be a colourful model akin to 75319 The Armorer’s Mandalorian Forge.
This could also be a chance to include a specialised Loth-cat after the cute creature’s appearance in the show as well as an HK-87 assassin droid or two.
3 – Eta-class shuttle
Also appearing prominently in The Clone Wars series similar to the T-6 Jedi Shuttle, the Eta-class shuttle seems a good contender for a future LEGO Star Wars set.
Frequently used by Baylan and Shin in the first two episodes alone, it wouldn’t necessarily need a huge model to capture its iconic design.
2 – The Eye of Sion
Looking strangely similar to a hyperdrive ring used for Jedi starfighters, the eye of Sion is a new addition to Star Wars in Ahsoka with a different style of holoprojection technology and a stylish interior.
It's something different for the Star Wars universe, despite noted similarities. However, It’s likely too big for a minifigure-compatible model though a midi-scale creation might suit the ring-shaped ship well.
1 – HK-87 assassin droid head
Despite rumours that the LEGO Star Wars Helmet Collection is over, the scene where Sabine inspects the head of an HK-87 assassin droid is practically begging for a set
A downscaled recreation of the head with a removable top to inspect the hardware for yourself could be a unique entry into the collection, provided it's not finished.
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