Hasbro’s Star Wars HasLab Tease Revealed at San Diego Comic-Con

Fans of “The Clone Wars” will love this highly detailed set – but it’ll only be made if it reaches funding goals.

For many lovers of nerd culture, one of the most exciting elements of any Comic-Con is the reveal of new figures from popular franchises. And that’s exactly the case with Hasbro and Star Wars at San Diego Comic-Con 2025.

What’s Happening:

  • During preview night on Wednesday July 23rd, we spotted an empty case teasing a future reveal at Hasbro’s San Diego Comic-Con booth.
  • The expected reveal is part of Hasbro’s HasLab, a crowdfunding platform bringing limited-edition collectibles into the hands of fans.
  • So what could this be? It will definitely be something to do with Star Wars. Could that be sand in the display case? That makes a strong argument for something related to Tatooine or even Jakuu.

  • Tech Radar has in fact revealed that it will be a detailed model of the LAAT/I ship from Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
  • This massive set will be 28-inches long and 10.6-inches tall, and will ship in fall 2026 if the project reaches 8,000 backers before the funding period is over on September 8th, 2025.
  • If more backer tiers are hit for the project on HasLab, there is the chance of unlocking figures of Coleman Trebor (10,000), Saesee Tiin with a lightsaber (12,000), or Zabrak Jedi Agen Kolar (14,000).
  • For more details on the project, head over to Tech Radar.

(Tech Radar: Future/Jacob Krol)
(Tech Radar: Future/Jacob Krol)

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Luke Manning
Luke is a fan of all things theme parks and self-proclaimed #1 fan of Joffrey’s Coffee, who lives in Kissimmee, FL
Mike Celestino
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