The HasLab Mos Eisley Cantina is Hasbro’s crowdfunded Vintage Collection playset of the cantina from A New Hope. Backers paid $399.99 for the Base version or $499.99 for the Deluxe, 14,737 of them signed up, and two of its three stretch goals were unlocked. It reached backers in late summer 2025 with five carded figures. I backed the Deluxe, so here is everything about it: the campaign, Base vs Deluxe, its size, the figures and what it sells for now.
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HasLab Mos Eisley Cantina at a glance
| Price to backers | $399.99 Base, $499.99 Deluxe |
| Campaign | 7 June to 8 July 2024 |
| Backers needed | 8,000 |
| Final backers | 14,737 |
| Tiers unlocked | 2 of 3 |
| Deluxe size | 32.5 inches deep by 29.4 inches wide |
| Figures | HAS007 Wuher, HAS008 Senni Tonnika, HAS009 Brea Tonnika, HAS010 Greedo, HAS011 Nabrun Leids |
| Shipped to backers | Late summer 2025 (US shipping labels from 19 August) |
The HasLab Cantina campaign
The Cantina was the fourth Vintage Collection HasLab, after the Sail Barge, the Razor Crest and the Ghost, and the first that’s a playset rather than a ship. The one since, the Republic Gunship, is a ship too, so the Cantina is still the only playset. Hasbro opened the campaign on 7 June 2024 with a deadline of 11:59pm ET on 8 July, a shorter window than the Razor Crest or the Ghost had. It got off to a slow start: on day 20 it had just over 6,000 of the 8,000 backers it needed, and it only funded on 5 July, after 28 days.
The last day decided the stretch goals. Greedo unlocked at 11,000 backers that afternoon, and Nabrun Leids at 14,000 at about 11:40pm, twenty minutes before the close. More than 700 backers joined in those last 20 minutes, and it finished on 14,737, short of the 17,000 needed for Arleil Schous. That’s about half the Razor Crest’s 28,246 backers and two thirds of the Ghost’s 21,768.
Hasbro had promised shipping around fall 2025. It sent US backers address confirmations at the end of July 2025, and their shipping labels followed from 19 August. The first reviews were up by early September.
HasLab Cantina Base vs Deluxe
Both versions have the same cantina and the same figures. The Deluxe adds a modular expansion that connects to the main cantina, with a fourth wall to enclose the bar and more seating.
| Base | Deluxe | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $399.99 | $499.99 |
| Modular booth sections | 3 | 6 |
| Round tables | 8 | 14 |
| Large rectangular table | 1 | 1 |
| Tall stools | 4 | 4 |
| Short stools | 15 | 20 |
| Single-seat chairs | 5 | 7 |
| Two-seat benches | 4 | 8 |
| Cups | Over 100, in 8 types | 20 more |
| Fourth wall | No | Yes |
| Extra wall decor | No | Yes |
The Base cantina comes in Vintage Collection packaging with Kenner branding, like the Sail Barge and the Razor Crest. The Deluxe extras come in a plain brown box, in the same shipping box.
How big is the HasLab Cantina?
Hasbro gave the Deluxe layout as 32.5 inches deep and 29.4 inches wide. The main pieces:
- Bar: 5.3 inches high, 14.6 wide and 7.6 deep
- Entrance façade: 7 inches high and 15.2 wide
- Entry archway: 7.1 inches high, 11 wide and 10.9 deep
- Three booths together: 5.2 inches high, 26.8 wide and 11 deep
It’s modular, so the pieces can be laid out in different ways to suit your shelf.
What’s in the HasLab Cantina?
- An entrance façade, the main entry archway and stairs
- A large bar, with the piping behind it
- Three modular booths and archways
- Light fixtures and taxidermy heads on the walls
- Tables, stools, chairs and benches, over 100 cups and barware including pipes
- A label sheet to decorate it, with Wanted posters, wall plaster and a sabacc tabletop
Hasbro’s team worked from the original blueprints and set drawings, and based it on the cantina as it looks in A New Hope.
HasLab Cantina stretch goals
| Backers | Unlock | Accessories | Reached? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8,000 (base) | The cantina, Wuher, Brea Tonnika and Senni Tonnika | Wuher: blaster, cup and a cup-holding hand. Each sister: 2 blasters, a cup and an alternate hand | Yes |
| 11,000 | Greedo | Blaster and cup | Yes |
| 14,000 | Nabrun Leids | 2 blasters, a cup and two mask hoses | Yes |
| 17,000 | Arleil Schous | Blaster and cup | No |
The HasLab Cantina figures
Every Cantina came with five carded figures. Each card has Kenner branding and character imagery from A New Hope, and Hasbro said Wuher and the Tonnika sisters would stay exclusive to the Cantina.
- HAS007 Wuher: the bartender, in The Vintage Collection for the first time, with a new sculpt
- HAS008 Senni Tonnika and HAS009 Brea Tonnika: the con artist sisters, also new to the line, each on her own card
- HAS010 Greedo: the 11,000-backer unlock, a new sculpt made for the cantina scene
- HAS011 Nabrun Leids: the 14,000-backer unlock and his first Vintage Collection figure, with all four arms and an S-curve hose so he can drink
Arleil Schous, the 17,000-backer figure, wasn’t made for the HasLab. He got his first figure in 2026, in the Cantina Alien 4-Pack.
Figures to fill the Cantina
Five figures won’t fill it. My guide to every Mos Eisley Cantina character and their figure covers all 40 characters seen inside the cantina and the latest figure of each.
How much is the HasLab Cantina worth now?
More than backers paid. Recent eBay sales of sealed Deluxe sets with all five figures averaged about $640, with eleven sales between $549 and $800, against the $499.99 campaign price. Complete Base sets sold for $485 to $549, against $399.99.
The figures sell on their own too. The carded Tonnika sisters have gone for roughly $150 to $205 each, while Wuher, Greedo and Nabrun Leids usually sell for under $100.
Check whether a listing is the Base or the Deluxe, and that it includes all five figures, as plenty sell without them.
My HasLab Cantina review
I reviewed the Cantina on my YouTube channel:
The LEGO Mos Eisley Cantina
LEGO has made the cantina too, including 75290, the big Master Builder Series set from 2020. They’re all on my list of every LEGO Mos Eisley Cantina set.
HasLab Cantina FAQ
How much did the HasLab Cantina cost?
$399.99 for the Base version and $499.99 for the Deluxe, to back it on Hasbro Pulse in 2024.
How many backers did the HasLab Cantina have?
14,737, against a target of 8,000.
What’s the difference between the Base and Deluxe Cantina?
The Deluxe adds an expansion with a fourth wall, three more booth sections, more tables and seating, 20 more cups and extra wall decor. The figures are the same.
How big is the HasLab Cantina?
The Deluxe layout is 32.5 inches deep and 29.4 inches wide.
When did the HasLab Cantina ship?
Hasbro began generating US shipping labels on 19 August 2025, and the first reviews were up by early September.
Which figures come with the HasLab Cantina?
Wuher, Senni Tonnika, Brea Tonnika, Greedo and Nabrun Leids, all carded.
Can you still buy the HasLab Cantina?
Only second-hand, as the campaign closed in 2024. Recent eBay sales of complete Deluxe sets averaged about $640.
For the other Vintage Collection HasLabs, see the HasLab Jabba’s Sail Barge, the HasLab Razor Crest and every Hasbro 3.75-inch Republic Gunship.