A Revenge of the Sith throwback and Cad Bane get the Lego Star Wars treatment

LEGO The Justifier box closeup — (Image credit: LEGO)

One of the most-feared bounty hunters in the galaxy is back with a brand-new Lego Star Wars kit. To be precise, Cad Bane and his Bad Batch-era ship (the Justifier) are making an appearance in brick form this August 1. It's not up for pre-order just yet, but the set will undoubtedly become available on the official Lego store soon.

Modelled after the character's stint in The Bad Batch animated series, this Lego Star Wars Cad Bane set comprises 1,022 pieces, is 15 inches long when fully built, and comes with four minifigures in total - Cad Bane himself, Omega, Hunter, and Fennec Shand of Mandalorian fame. You're also getting a tiny version of Bane's faithful droid Todo 360.

LEGO The Justifier set and minifigures — (Image credit: LEGO)

Naturally, the Justifier itself can be opened up to reveal a cockpit that can house Cad Bane along with one other unwilling passenger - there's a little shielded red prison in there too, much like the one from the show.

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In terms of price, this set will cost $169.99 or £149.99 in the UK.

Another addition to the best Lego Star Wars sets this August is a Revenge of the Sith AT-TE walker. While it's cheaper than the Cad Bane build (it's available for $139.99 / £119.99 via the official Lego store), this one is even bigger with 1,082 pieces, a length of 17 inches, and a lot of minifigs for your money. Let's do a quick roll-call: you're getting Commander Cody, a Clone Gunner, three 212th Clone Troopers, three Battle Droids, and a Dwarf Spider Droid.

LEGO AT-TE Walker set with minifigures — (Image credit: LEGO)

The walker they're all fighting over is pretty impressive; along with posable legs and an "extendable handle to lift and move it", the Lego AT-TE features detailed cabins and a detachable cockpit. That makes it a solid option for fans of any age, and a good entry to our guide of cool Star Wars gifts as well.

We'll have to wait and see if these two kits justify being added to the all-time best Lego sets list, so until then, be sure to check out the Lego deals listed below.

For more cool collectibles, don't forget to drop in on our guide to the best Obi-Wan Kenobi merchandise, these must-have Star Wars board games, and essential Star Wars action figures.

I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, but these days you'll find me managing GamesRadar+'s tabletop gaming and toy coverage (I spend my time here handling everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news). I've also been obsessed with Warhammer since the 1990s, and love nothing more than running tabletop RPGs like D&D as a Dungeon Master.