LEGO BrickHeadz 40547 Obi-Wan Kenobi & Darth Vader – 260-Piece Display Set

Relive Star Wars moments with brick-built charm

Recreate dramatic scenes from a galaxy far, far away with two iconic figures built in the distinctive LEGO BrickHeadz style. This set lets you assemble Obi-Wan Kenobi and Darth Vader as buildable display pieces, each with its own character cues and a compact, collectible presence.

With 260 pieces, the build offers a satisfying sense of progress from the first brick to the finished display figures. The design emphasizes recognizable features while keeping the process approachable for fans 10 and up. Included baseplates create a ready-to-display duo that can brighten a shelf, desk, or dedicated Star Wars corner.

Standout details invite closer inspection: Darth Vader’s red eyes and the pair of lightsabers capture the mood of the films, while Obi-Wan Kenobi presents through stylistic angles and silhouettes true to BrickHeadz form. The set also provides clear, step-by-step instructions so the build feels smooth and enjoyable rather than rushed or frustrating.

• 260 pieces deliver a compact yet engaging building experience with tangible results.
• Two display-ready figures rise over 3 in. (8 cm) tall and sit on included baseplates.

This BrickHeadz pair makes a thoughtful gift for ages 10 and up, appealing to Star Wars fans who enjoy collecting, displaying, or recreating their favorite character moments. The finished pieces offer a bold, character-rich look that complements other LEGO sets or standalone display arrangements.

What makes this set appealing

• Authentic BrickHeadz styling for Obi-Wan Kenobi and Darth Vader
• Display-ready figures with baseplates for an organized showcase
• Clear, collector-friendly packaging and straightforward instructions

Beyond the build, you can pair these figures with other Star Wars sets to create a broader gallery wall or a themed display. The experience is designed to be engaging and re-playable, inviting fans to rearrange and pose the characters for different display stories without promising guaranteed outcomes.