The leaked LEGO Star Wars January 2027 line-up came with US prices — but if you're buying in Europe, the question is what they'll cost in euros, and whether launch day is the right time to buy. Here's our read, using BrickPrice's price-history data on how Star Wars sets actually behave after release.
These are leaked, unconfirmed figures (see our full wave breakdown); treat the euro figures below as estimates until retailers list the sets.
Leaked US prices and likely euro RRP
| Set | Leaked US price | Likely EU RRP (estimate) |
|---|---|---|
| 30749 (microfighter) | $4.99 | ~€4.99 |
| 75463 X-Wing Microfighter | $14.99 | ~€14.99 |
| 75464 | $29.99 | ~€29.99–32.99 |
| 75466 | $79.99 | ~€84.99–89.99 |
| 75478 Y-Wing | $79.99 | ~€84.99–89.99 |
| 75480 | $79.99 | ~€84.99–89.99 |
| 75482 (flagship) | $149.99 | ~€159.99–169.99 |
LEGO usually maps a US price to a similar euro figure on small sets, but nudges the euro RRP up on larger sets — so $79.99 sets often land around €89.99 in the EU, and a $149.99 flagship can reach €169.99. The exact figures vary by country; we'll publish the real per-store prices the moment they list.
Buy at launch, or wait?
This is where BrickPrice's tracking earns its keep. Across the Star Wars sets we follow, the pattern is consistent:
- Standard (non-exclusive) sets — the battle packs, microfighters and mid-size sets here — typically see 15–30% off within a few months of launch at one or more of the 40+ European retailers we track. For these, waiting usually pays.
- Flagship / likely-exclusive sets — a $149.99-class set such as 75482, if it's a D2C/LEGO-exclusive, tends to hold close to RRP for longer and discount less, so the gap between launch and the best price is smaller.
In short: there's little reason to pay full RRP on the smaller sets — set a price alert and let the discount come to you. For the flagship, buying earlier is lower-risk if you want it guaranteed, since exclusives can retire without ever dropping much.
For the timing detail, see our guide to when LEGO sets go on sale in Europe.
How to get the best price
Once these list at European retailers:
- Find each set on BrickPrice for the live cheapest price across 40+ stores.
- Check the price-history chart before buying — if it's not near its all-time low, wait.
- Add it to your watchlist for a price-drop email.
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Disclosure
The US prices come from third-party leaks and are not confirmed by the LEGO Group; the euro figures are our estimates based on LEGO's typical US-to-EU pricing and may differ from the final RRP. Discount patterns are drawn from BrickPrice's own price tracking across 40+ European retailers and describe past behaviour, not a guarantee. BrickPrice runs affiliate links — we earn a small commission when readers buy through our links, at no extra cost to you.
Last updated June 2026. We'll replace the estimates with live prices once the sets launch.