LEGO have been quietly building one of the best display collections in the hobby since 2020. Fifteen helmets now, all at the same rough scale, all on their own brick-built stands with a nameplate, and all clearly designed for adults who want something on a shelf rather than something to play with.
They look properly good lined up. That is the whole appeal, and it is why people tend to buy one and then find themselves owning six.
Below is every helmet LEGO have released, in the order they came out, along with the one bust that started it all off. Piece counts, prices and dimensions are included so you can work out what fits where before you commit.
A note on the gap
Worth knowing if you are trying to complete the set: LEGO skipped 2024 entirely. Three helmets arrived in 2023, then nothing the following year while Marvel took the slot, then three more in 2025. So if you thought you had missed a wave somewhere, you had not. There simply was not one.
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Every helmet, in release order
75274: TIE Fighter Pilot Helmet
One of the three that launched the collection, and still one of the best. TIE pilots wore fully sealed helmets because the fighters had no life support at all, which is why the breathing tubes curve down from the jaw.
All black is a hard thing to make interesting, and this one manages it by switching textures rather than colours. Smooth against studded, so the eyes, mouth and cheekbones all read clearly despite everything being the same shade. The Imperial Navy insignia at the temples is the only relief, and it works better for being the only relief.
Release: 22 May 2020
Age: 18+
Pieces: 724
Dimensions: 7″ (18cm) high, 5″ (13cm) wide, 6″ (15cm) deep
Original RRP: $59.99 / £54.99
75276: Stormtrooper Helmet
The obvious first purchase, and the one most people start with.
It uses the classic studded brick texture across the dome rather than smoothing everything over, which sounds like it should look wrong and somehow does not. The black brow band and the smooth pieces used for the eyes and mouth do most of the work, and the small silver and blue details around the cheeks stop it looking like a white blob.
Release: 19 April 2020
Age: 18+
Pieces: 647
Dimensions: 7″ (18cm) high, 5″ (13cm) wide, 5″ (13cm) deep
Original RRP: $59.99 / £54.99
75277: Boba Fett Helmet
The third of the launch trio, and the one with the most colour in it. Getting that weathered green and rust palette right in plastic is not easy, and the dent above the left eye is present and correct.
The rangefinder on the side is the detail people check first, and it holds up.
Release: 2020
Age: 18+
Pieces: 625
Dimensions: 7″ (18cm) high, 5″ (13cm) wide, 5″ (13cm) deep
Original RRP: $59.99 / £54.99
75304: Darth Vader Helmet
The big one, in every sense. It is the most expensive in the collection, it has the highest piece count of the early sets, and it is the only one that carries on past the helmet into the collar.
The build makes a genuine feature of the split between the outer shell and the face mask, using studded texture on the flared shell against smooth lines on the mask. The ladder detail down the bridge of the nose and the small black transmitter tubes at the jaw are the bits that sell it.
If you only buy one, this is probably the one.
Release: 26 April 2021
Age: 18+
Pieces: 834
Dimensions: 8″ (20cm) high, 5.5″ (15cm) wide, 5.5″ (14cm) deep
Original RRP: $79.99 / £69.99
75305: Scout Trooper Helmet
The smallest set in the collection at 471 pieces, and the cheapest at launch, which makes it a sensible way in if you are not sure the collection is for you.
The Scout Trooper helmet is squarer than the Stormtrooper, with a bigger eye area and a narrower mouthpiece, and the brick build actually sharpens those angles in a way that suits it. Good value for the money.
Release: 26 April 2021
Age: 18+
Pieces: 471
Dimensions: 7″ (18cm) high, 4.5″ (11cm) wide, 4.5″ (12cm) deep
Original RRP: $49.99 / £44.99
75327: Luke Skywalker (Red Five) Helmet
The first helmet in the collection belonging to someone who does not wear a mask, which makes it a slightly odd fit and also a welcome change.
Open front, translucent orange goggles, Red Five markings down the sides and the chin strap in place. Solving an open-fronted helmet in brick is a harder design problem than a sealed one, and they handled it well.
Release: February 2022
Age: 18+
Pieces: 675
Dimensions: 7.5″ (19cm) high, 4.5″ (12cm) wide, 5″ (13cm) deep
Original RRP: $69.99 / £59.99
75328: Star Wars The Mandalorian Helmet
Beskar is a difficult material to fake and this gets closer than it has any right to. The trick is mixing grey with genuinely shiny silver elements rather than using one flat colour, so it catches the light the way metal does.
The central visor is in proper scale, which sounds like faint praise until you see how often that detail gets oversized on replicas.
Release: February 2022
Age: 18+
Pieces: 584
Dimensions: 7″ (18cm) high, 4″ (11cm) wide, 4.5″ (12cm) deep
Original RRP: $69.99 / £59.99
75343: Dark Trooper Helmet
rom The Mandalorian season two, and more droid than trooper, which the design leans into.
The translucent red eyes are the obvious feature, but the clever bit is the stand. It tilts the helmet slightly forward, and that small angle is the difference between a display piece and something that looks like it is about to come for you.
Release: February 2022
Age: 18+
Pieces: 693
Dimensions: 7″ (18cm) high, 4.5″ (12cm) wide, 6″ (15cm) deep
Original RRP: $69.99 / £59.99
75349: Captain Rex Helmet
The biggest set in the entire collection at 854 pieces, and the first of the 2023 trio.
Rex is the clone everyone has an attachment to, and the helmet has the blue 501st markings and the twin rangefinder stalks on top. Those stalks are the reason for the piece count, and they are also the reason it looks better than the straight clone helmet would have.
Release: 1 March 2023
Age: 18+
Pieces: 854
Dimensions: 21 x 12 x 13cm (8¼” x 4¾” x 5⅛”)
Original RRP: $69.99 / £59.99
75350: Clone Commander Cody Helmet
Released alongside Rex, and designed to sit next to it. Same underlying shape, 212th orange markings instead of 501st blue, and the visor arrangement is subtly different.
Buying one of these two and not the other feels wrong once they are on the shelf, which is presumably the idea.
Release: 1 March 2023
Age: 18+
Pieces: 766
Dimensions: 21 x 12 x 14cm (8¼” x 4¾” x 5½”)
Original RRP: $69.99 / £59.99
75351: Princess Leia (Boushh) Helmet
The most interesting choice LEGO have made in this collection, and the one I did not expect.
Boushh is a bounty hunter disguise that appears for about fifteen minutes of Return of the Jedi, and the helmet is all asymmetric panels, tubes and that distinctive segmented faceplate. It is the least symmetrical thing in the range and much more visually complicated than the trooper helmets, so it stands out on a shelf full of white and black domes.
Release: 1 March 2023
Age: 18+
Pieces: 670
Dimensions: 17 x 11 x 14cm (6¾” x 4⅜” x 5½”)
Original RRP: $69.99 / £59.99
75429: AT-AT Driver Helmet
First of the 2025 sets, after the year off.
The AT-AT driver helmet is one of those designs that everyone recognises without ever being able to name, all bulbous crown and angular faceplate with the breathing apparatus across the mouth. It pairs obviously with the TIE Fighter Pilot from 2020 if you are building an Imperial shelf.
Release: 1 March 2025
Age: 18+
Pieces: 730
Dimensions: 20 x 13 x 13cm (7⅞” x 5⅛” x 5⅛”)
Original RRP: $69.99 / £69.99
75408: Jango Fett Helmet
The father to go with the son, more than twenty years after Attack of the Clones.
Blue and silver rather than Boba’s green and rust, and cleaner, because Jango’s armour had not spent a decade getting knocked about. The rangefinder is there again. Side by side with the 75277 Boba Fett helmet it makes a genuinely good pair, and that comparison is most of the appeal.
Release: 1 May 2025
Age: 18+
Pieces: 616
Dimensions: 21 x 12 x 11cm (8¼” x 4¾” x 4⅜”)
Original RRP: $69.99 / £69.99
75415: Kylo Ren Helmet
The smallest of the recent sets at 529 pieces, and the one with the most texture to get right.
Kylo’s helmet is defined by the silver seams running through the black where it was broken and rebuilt, and getting those to read clearly in brick is the whole challenge of the model. They managed it. The grille across the mouth is the other detail worth looking at closely.
Release: 1 May 2025
Age: 18+
Pieces: 529
Dimensions: 18 x 11 x 13cm (7⅛” x 4⅜” x 5⅛”)
Original RRP: $69.99 / £59.99
75458: Imperial Remnant AT-RT Driver Helmet
The newest one, out in June 2026 and tied to The Mandalorian and Grogu.
Worth knowing before you go looking: this is a **Target exclusive**, so it is harder to find than the rest of the range and will almost certainly be the expensive one to track down in a few years. At 775 pieces it is also one of the bigger builds in the collection.
Release: 1 June 2026
Age: 18+
Pieces: 775
Dimensions: 18 x 11 x 14cm (7⅛” x 4⅜” x 5½”)
Original RRP: $69.99 / £59.99
Bonus: the bust that started it
75227: Darth Vader Bust
Not technically part of the Helmet Collection, and fairly clearly the thing that led to it.
This was exclusive to Target and to Star Wars Celebration Chicago, and it was aimed a little younger at 14+ rather than 18+. At 327 pieces it is half the size of the Vader helmet that followed, and the simpler design shows, though it still gets the silhouette right.
The build uses smooth bricks across the outer helmet and relies on negative space rather than detail for the face. It carries down past the collar to include the chain at the neck and the start of the chest plate stripes, which the helmet version does not.
Release: April 2019
Age: 14+
Pieces: 327
Dimensions: 10.3″ (26.2cm) high, 11.1″ (28.2cm) wide, 2.3″ (5.9cm) deep
Price at release: $39.99
Which should you buy first?
If you want the icon: Darth Vader. Biggest presence, most detail, and the only one that carries past the neck.
If you are testing the water: Scout Trooper. Cheapest and smallest, and if it turns out not to be for you, you have not lost much.
If you want the one nobody else on your street has: Princess Leia (Boushh). Far more visually interesting than another white helmet and an odd enough choice that it always gets asked about.
If you are thinking about resale: 75458 Imperial Remnant AT-RT Driver, because Target exclusives get hard to find quickly, and the 75227 Vader bust proved that.
And if you buy two, make it Rex and Cody. They were designed as a pair and one on its own looks like a mistake.
How to display them
They come with their own stands and nameplates, so there is nothing to solve, but a line of them along a single shelf at eye level is the way. Keep the stands aligned and leave a hand’s width between each one.
The one practical warning: these are dust magnets. All those exposed studs and recesses collect it, and a dark helmet like the TIE Pilot or Kylo Ren shows every speck. A glass-fronted cabinet is worth the money if you are going to own more than three or four.
I think the 75274: TIE Fighter Pilot Helmet is the best
You’re missing #77901: Sith Trooper.
wrong. the sith trooper helmet isn’t a bust in this “line” of helmets.