LEGO revealed the 75341 Luke Skywalker’s X-34 Landspeeder set as part of their Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) in 2022 with features that include 1,890 pieces and minfigures of Luke and C-3PO. If you ...

Amazon's limited-time Black Friday deal on Luke Skywalker's X-34 Landspeeder Lego set is technically sold out already, but the retailer replaced the $168 price with a $173 deal. There's no way of ...

For something that got mere minutes of screentime in Star Wars, Luke’s landspeeder is right up there with Boba Fett in terms of impact. Fans young and old have always wanted their own version of the ...

With Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker so close to release it’s making our Midi-chlorians tingle, it makes sense to look back on the trilogy of trilogies and think about the nine-movie saga as a whole, ...

We're at peak pre-new Star Wars hype right now, and I'm not immune. I bought my 5-year old a can of Spaghettios because it had a picture of R2-D2 on it, and I was glad to do it. What's happening to me ...

Almost by definition, Luke’s Landspeeder in Star Wars Episode IV is not supposed to be cool. It’s a run-down hot rod that a backwater farm kid would own. But LEGO might not have gotten the memo.

Star Wars is a big cinematic universe filled with many alien species, armies of robots and ships as big as planets. However, many argue that the original movies are great because they've got the ...

In “Star Wars: A New Hope” Luke Skywalker used a landspeeder for farm work and traveling across Tatooine’ harsh desserts. “Accompanied by C-3PO, Luke used the Landspeeder to locate R2-D2, when he was ...

Fans of Starfield have been enjoying a new mod that adds Luke Skywalker's iconic X-34 Landspeeder from Star Wars to the game. The positive reception of the mod on platforms like Reddit highlights the ...

Star Wars fans of all ages will be warming up for the ultimate in movie excitement this winter. But one kid who loves the tales from a galaxy far, far away must be completely stoked by his dad's DIY ...

No, this isn't the Skywalker family's latest Landspeeder. George Lucas isn't making a seventh Star Wars film, thank God. It's a specialized drone, made in Israel, that's meant to serve as a flying, ...