A not so long (long!) time ago, in a galaxy not so far (far!) away, Amazon Big Deals Day kicked off with a fresh round of discounts on Star Wars merchandise. Essentially a second Prime Day event, fans of Star Wars are spoiled for choice when it comes to merchandise, collectibles, and even cosplay opportunities. Even if you’re not a Star Wars fan, you probably know of someone in your home or life who is, and with Amazon Big Deals Day running from October 11-12, now is the perfect time to do some festive season shopping.
For this list, we’ve gathered up some of the best Star Wars action figures, replicas, books, and board games that you can get right now. These have received big discounts, and many of them have a high level of quality and content.
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Lego Star Wars
Two of the best things in life, Lego and Star Wars, have been inseparable for the last couple of decades, and right now you can score some big savings on various Lego Star Wars sets. Two of the ones we’ve highlighted below are recent releases, like the Lego Star Wars AT-AT Walker that’s perfect for a weekend build, and the adorable Lego BD-1 that’ll please any fans of Respawn Entertainment’s hit Star Wars Jedi games.
- Lego Star Wars AT-AT Walker — $119
($170) - Lego Star Wars BD-1 — $70
($100)
Star Wars Replica Helmets
Star Wars cosplayers are in a golden era when it comes to collectibles, as Hasbro has rolled out several pieces of gear that don’t just look fantastic on a shelf but are also wearable. Why risk your neck wearing a high-end Clone Trooper or Stormtrooper helmet replica made from steel when a lightweight plastic version looks just as good and is far more comfortable? These helmets look the part and also feature extras like electronic effects, giving them an extra touch of interactivity. Even if you’re not planning to troop around with the 501st Legion while wearing one of these, you can display them at home as a piece of Star Wars art.
- Star Wars The Black Series: Phase II Clone Trooper Helmet — $92
($132) - Star Wars The Black Series The Mandalorian Artillery Stormtrooper Premium Electronic Helmet — $92
($132)
Star Wars Masks
With Halloween coming out, now is the time to get a Star Wars costume ready to go without having to spend too much cash. For the younger members of the family, Star Wars masks are the way to go. You can grab headtails for anyone looking to do an Ahsoka Tano costume, a Boba Fett mask for anyone wanting to portray the infamous bounty hunter, and even a Chewbacca mask that moves with your mouth when you let loose a mighty roar.
Star Wars Ahsoka Tano Electronic Mask — $31.49 ($45)
Star Wars Boba Fett Electronic Mask — $31.49 ($45)
Star Wars Movie Roaring Chewbacca Wookiee Sounds Mask — $23.49 ($34)
Star Wars Action Figures
The Star Wars empire was built on the back of action figure sales, and decades later, the merchandising Force is stronger than ever. Hasbro’s Black Series of Star Wars action figures strike a nice middleground for affordability and quality, while other brands like Tamashii Nations offer interesting spins on fan-favorite characters with original redesigns and an absurd amount of articulation.
- Star Wars The Black Series Carbonized Collection Emperor’s Royal Guard & TIE Pilot — $49 (
$70) - Tamashii Nations- Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett – Daimyo — $89.49 (
$120)
Star Wars Board Games
There has been a Death Star-sized explosion in the popularity of Star Wars games lately, and we’ve rounded up several excellent tabletop adventures below. From the Outer Rim to the Galactic center, you can dive into all manner of conflicts within the Star Wars universe from a wide range of board game manufacturers. Perfect content, seeing as how winter is fast approaching.
- Star Wars Shatterpoint Core Set — $89 (
$165) - Star Wars Outer Rim Board Game — $42 (
$61) - Star Wars Rebellion Board Game — $70 (
$88) - Star Wars: The DeckBuilding Game — $30 (
$38) - Star Wars Legion Board Game — $96 (
$120) - Atomic Mass Games Star Wars Legion Blizzard Force Expansion — $84 (
$150)
Star Wars Books
Sure, all the Star Wars information that you’d ever need is on Wookieepedia, but for those nights when you want to snuggle in bed with some reading material detailing the fall of the Jedi Order or a history of the Night Sisters of Dathomir, nothing beats a hardcover book. Several weighty tomes are available now, and you can read through definitive guides to Star Wars that pulls information directly from the vaults of LucasFilm. Or if you’d like something different, perhaps a few sonnets of Star Wars rendered in the style of the immortal bard will make for some fascinating reading. To R2 or not to D2, that is the question!
