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Han Solo LEGO Minifigures: All Forms by Category | 17 Variants + Carbonite Block — Classic, Hoth, Endor, Young, Old

“So how many Han Solo LEGO minifigures are there, really?” “Are the Hoth look and the Endor look different figures?” “Does the carbonite block count as a minifigure?” “Is there a Solo movie version too?”
If you collect these, you’ve probably run into questions like these. Here’s a single roundup that sorts it all out.

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Hello there! Figrou, I am — your guide, hmm. Figbase, a reference site it is, where which sets the LEGO minifigures come in, and how to tell the variants apart, across the board mapped out they are. Wherever your curiosity leads, begin there you should.

This article organizes how to tell apart every variant of the LEGO Han Solo minifigure, along with the main sets each one appears in, all in one reference table. It’s structured around form categories based on the on-screen scenes.

The short version: the LEGO Han Solo minifigure can be grouped into roughly nine form categories: “Classic / Hoth / Bespin / Endor / carbonite block / Skiff / Stormtrooper disguise / Young (Solo movie) / Old (sequel).” By the tally, that’s 17 variants plus 2 carbonite blocks plus 1 microfigure.

Who Is Han Solo?

Han Solo is a main character of the Star Wars original trilogy (Episodes IV-VI), the central figure of a story that takes him from galactic smuggler, to Rebel Alliance hero, to the bonds of family.

He’s the pilot of his beloved Millennium Falcon, with the Wookiee Chewbacca as his partner. He ends up with Leia Organa and they have a son, Ben Solo (later Kylo Ren). The spin-off film Solo: A Star Wars Story portrays a young Han Solo as its protagonist, and in the sequel trilogy (Episodes VII-IX) he returns as an older figure, killed by his son Kylo Ren in Episode VII in a tragic turn.

Han Solo Minifigures by Form Category: Around Nine Main Groups

Han Solo minifigures have been released continuously from his 2000 debut to today, and official and fan-site tallies confirm 17 variants plus 2 carbonite blocks plus 1 microfigure. For practical reference, this article organizes them by form category based on the on-screen scenes.

Form CategoryRepresentative sw No.How to IdentifyExample Sets
Classic Han Solo (standard, Episodes IV-VI)sw0014 (old version, yellow face) / sw0179 (Light Nougat) familyWhite shirt, black vest, and blue legs (or brown legs). The most basic form#7190 Millennium Falcon, #75257 Millennium Falcon
Hoth Han (snow coat)various generationsBlue-to-blue-gray open jacket plus brown legs, his outfit at the Hoth base in Episode V#4500 Rebel Snowspeeder and others
Bespin Han (Bespin look)various generationsBright blue jacket, his outfit just before being frozen in carbonite on BespinCloud City sets
Endor Han (Endor forest look)various generationsGreen camo poncho, the speeder bike scene in Episode VI#75094 Imperial Shuttle Tydirium and others
Carbonite (frozen block)sw0978, sw0984 (dedicated block)A square block printed with Han Solo frozen in carbonite. A special part rather than a normal minifigure#75060 UCS Slave I and others
Skiff Han (just after carbonite thaw)various generationsBlue jumpsuit, the skiff escape scene in Episode VISkiff sets
Stormtrooper disguisevarious generationsWearing white Stormtrooper armor, his disguise from infiltrating the Death Star in Episode IV#10188 Death Star and others
Han Solo, Young (Solo spin-off)sw0357Young Han Solo, based on the spin-off film Solo: A Star Wars Story#75212 Kessel Run Millennium Falcon and others
Han Solo, Old (Episode VII sequel)sw0841An aged face print with graying hair, his look when he appears in the sequel trilogyEpisode VII sets

Which Form to Choose

The iconic “this is Han Solo” look is the white-shirt-and-black-vest Classic Han. It’s the base form you’ll want to secure if you plan to display him with the Millennium Falcon. If you’re aiming to recreate a scene with strong theatrical memories, the Hoth look (snow) or the Endor look (forest poncho) are the options. If you’re a spin-off film fan, the Young version works; for the sequel generation, the Old version is an option too.

Representative LEGO Star Wars Sets That Include Han Solo

Set No.Set NameYearForm IncludedAppears InNotes
#7190Millennium Falcon2000Classic Han Solo (old version)Episode IVHan Solo’s debut set
#4500Rebel Snowspeeder2003Hoth HanEpisode VHoth Han debut set
#10188Death Star2008Classic, Stormtrooper disguiseEpisode IVUCS-class large set
#75060UCS Slave I2015Han Solo Carbonite blockEpisode V/VIUCS-class Slave I
#75094Imperial Shuttle Tydirium2015Endor HanEpisode VIEndor infiltration set
#75212Kessel Run Millennium Falcon2018Han Solo, Young (sw0357)Solo MovieTied to the spin-off film
#75192UCS Millennium Falcon2017Classic Han, Old HanEpisode IV/VIILarge UCS Falcon set
#75257Millennium Falcon2019Has an Episode IX aged Han versionEpisode IXEpisode IX spec
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A set number that catches your eye, if there is — search it as-is on a database (Brickset, BrickLink, BrickEconomy, and so on), you should, to confirm the minifigures it includes. Many form categories, Han Solo has. So which era of Han you want, decide first you must — then easier to narrow the sets down together with Figrou, it becomes.

First, Latest, Rarest, and Cheapest: If You’re Buying a Han Solo Minifigure

  • First appearance: #7190 Millennium Falcon (2000) / sw0014 (the yellow-faced old-version Classic Han)
  • Latest: recent Star Wars sets keep adding new variants. The sequel/spin-off generation Young Han (sw0357) and Old Han (sw0841) are relatively newer generations
  • Rarest: special versions limited to large UCS sets, and limited sets (SDCC exclusives / Star Wars Celebration exclusives) sit in the scarce tier. We’ve refrained from a strict ranking
  • Cheapest: versions included in small sets sit in the lower price range. Launch reference prices vary widely by set scale, so we’ve avoided cross-comparison

Related Minifigures to Collect Alongside Han Solo

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Alone, display him you should not. Next to his partner, his love, and his rivals, when you place him — warm up most, Han Solo’s stories do. Hmm. The faces that often come in the same set, a roundup of them here it is. So expand your collection if you wish to, as a reference use this, you can.

  • Chewbacca: his partner. A classic pairing almost always included in Millennium Falcon sets.
  • Leia Organa: his love interest. Often included together in Falcon sets and others.
  • Luke Skywalker: his ally. They meet up in the major original-trilogy sets.
  • Lando Calrissian: his friend. An important role in the spin-off film and on Bespin.
  • Jabba the Hutt: a trade partner and an adversary. The key figure in the carbonite scene.
  • Boba Fett: the bounty hunter. Essential as the rival who transports the carbonite Han.
  • Kylo Ren (Ben Solo): his son. The key to the sequel tragedy.
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FAQ: Han Solo Minifigures

Q. How many LEGO Han Solo minifigures are there?

A. Official and fan-site tallies confirm 17 variants plus 2 carbonite blocks plus 1 microfigure. For practical reference, this article organizes them into around nine groups along form-category lines.

Q. Which was the very first Han Solo minifigure released?

A. The sw0014 (the yellow-faced old-version Classic Han Solo) included in the 2000 #7190 Millennium Falcon was its debut.

Q. Is the carbonite-frozen Han Solo a minifigure?

A. Strictly speaking, it’s not a minifigure but a square block printed with Han Solo frozen in carbonite (a dedicated part). Its arms and legs don’t move like a normal minifigure, but it’s an essential item for recreating the Jabba’s Palace and Slave I scenes.

Q. Is there a Han Solo minifigure from the spin-off film Solo: A Star Wars Story?

A. Yes, there is. sw0357 was made into a minifigure as “Han Solo, Young” with a young face print, and it’s included in spin-off film sets like #75212 Kessel Run Millennium Falcon.

Q. Is there also an aged Han Solo from the sequel era?

A. Yes, there is. sw0841 “Han Solo, Old” recreates his look when he returns, with a graying-hair face print. It’s a figure included in Episode VII-related sets.

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