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Star Wars / Diorama Collection Minifigures

The LEGO Star Wars Diorama Collection subtheme consists of 15 minifigs that were released from 2022 to 2024 and based 6 sets. On average, these minifigs have an annual growth rate of 12.1%.
Most valuable Star Wars Diorama Collection minifig
Luke Skywalker (sw1262) $16.15
Highest growth Diorama Collection minifig
Luke Skywalker Dagobah (sw1199) +247.67%
Most owned Star Wars Diorama Collection minifig
Chewbacca (sw0532)
Set with the most Star Wars Diorama Collection minifigs
75339 Death Star Trash Compactor Diorama 6 minifigs
The Diorama Collection subtheme features detailed minifigures and scene recreations from iconic moments in the Star Wars films. These sets capture memorable scenes like the Death Star trench run and Yoda's hut on Dagobah, offering a more intricate and display-worthy building experience.
15 minifigs

Luke Skywalker

Minifig number sw1266
Luke Skywalker wearing a dark tan Endor outfit
Value $11.49
Growth  +83.8%
Annual growth 13.3%

Imperial Scout Trooper

Minifig number sw1265
Imperial Scout Trooper with a dual molded helmet, light nougat head, and dark brown eyebrows with a frown
Value $7.89
Growth  +112.1%
Annual growth 13.1%

Princess Leia

Minifig number sw1264
Princess Leia in an olive green Endor outfit
Value $9.86
Growth  +83.6%
Annual growth 23.6%

Emperor Palpatine

Minifig number sw1263
Emperor Palpatine wearing a spongy cape and basic hood with yellow eyes
Value $10.17
Growth  +139.3%
Annual growth 27.9%

Luke Skywalker

Minifig number sw1262
Jedi Master Luke Skywalker with shaggy hair
Value $16.15
Growth  +128.8%
Annual growth 18.0%

Darth Vader

Minifig number sw1249
Minifigure of Darth Vader with printed arms, spongy cape, and a white head with a frown
Value $8.46
Growth  +99.5%

Han Solo

Minifig number sw1204
Han Solo wearing a Stormtrooper outfit with printed legs and shoulder belts
Value $11.14
Growth  +75.4%
Annual growth 11.6%

Luke Skywalker

Minifig number sw1203
Luke Skywalker in Stormtrooper outfit with printed legs and shoulder belts
Value $10.89
Growth  +89.4%
Annual growth 7.2%

R2-D2

Minifig number sw1202
Astromech droid R2-D2 with a flat silver head, dark pink dots, large receptor, and back printing
Value $5.14
Growth  +81.6%

C-3PO

Minifig number sw1201
C-3PO with printed legs, toes, and arms
Value $6.39
Growth  +72.7%

R2-D2

Minifig number sw1200
Astromech Droid, R2-D2, dirt stains on front and back
Value $9.87
Growth  +110.4%
Annual growth 21.6%

Luke Skywalker Dagobah

Minifig number sw1199
Luke Skywalker wearing a tan tank top on Dagobah
Value $10.43
Growth  +247.7%
Annual growth 25.4%

Princess Leia

Minifig number sw0994
Princess Leia in a white dress with a detailed belt and a crooked smile
Value $11.10
Growth  +119.4%
Annual growth 7.2%

Yoda

Minifig number sw0906
Yoda minifigure in olive green with belt pattern
Value $16.12
Growth  +240.8%
Annual growth 7.3%

Chewbacca

Minifig number sw0532
Chewbacca with dark tan fur
Value $4.97
Growth  +111.5%
Annual growth 1.0%

Subtheme Pricing

Value
$150.07   (for all 15 minifigs)
Growth
+53.79%
Annual growth
+12.07%
Future growth
+8.45%  (2-3 year outlook)

Community Stats

Here are the top 15 most - owned loose minifigs among BrickEconomy collectors in the LEGO Star Wars / Diorama Collection theme.
#1Chewbacca
#2Darth Vader
#3R2-D2
#4Yoda
#5C-3PO
#6Emperor Palpatine
#7Luke Skywalker Dagobah
#8R2-D2
#9Imperial Scout Trooper
#10Princess Leia
#11Luke Skywalker
#12Princess Leia
#13Luke Skywalker
#14Luke Skywalker
#15Han Solo

About LEGO Star Wars Diorama Collection

The LEGO Star Wars Diorama Collection was introduced in 2022 and includes highly detailed sets designed to recreate iconic scenes from the Star Wars films. Key sets in this theme are the "Death Star Trench Run Diorama" (75329), "Dagobah Jedi Training Diorama" (75330), and "Death Star Trash Compactor Diorama" (75339). Each set focuses on capturing the essence of the original movie scenes with intricate details and includes minifigures such as Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, Yoda, and Princess Leia. This collection is aimed at adult fans, offering a blend of display-worthy models and a nostalgic building experience.

The LEGO Star Wars theme which was licensed and released in 1999 is based on concepts from the Star Wars franchise of films, comic books, video games, cartoon series, and other sources. The theme currently covers all main films, the anthology films, animated movie and TV series as well as the extended universe.