Lego’s relationship with the galaxy far, far away has lasted since 1999 and has expanded to include a wide variety of ships, environments and characters from across the Star Wars franchise.
In the 25 years since, Lego has expanded and refined its selection of models to cover virtually every corner of the canonical Star Wars galaxy. Some of the most recent iterations, such as the Millennium Falcon And AT-AT, are enormous and contain an astonishing level of detail. If you have some extra shelf space and love the Star Wars franchise, you’ll find a Lego model made for you.
Although the Lego Star Wars catalog is quite large, we’ve picked out a handful of replicas that immortalize some of the most famous ships, vehicles and characters from the Star Wars franchise and noted where you can buy them.
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The Millennium Falcon is one of the most famous spaceships from the Star Wars saga and one of the largest Star Wars Lego sets, with 7,541 parts. This 32-inch version costs $849.99 and is available from Amazon, GoalAnd Lego.
The venerable Corellian freighter that made the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs is also available as a smaller set of 1,351 pieces. This $169.99 version is currently available from Amazon And Goal for about $136.
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The silhouette of the Imperial-class Star Destroyer is an iconic part of the Star Wars franchise and an unmistakable symbol of the Galactic Empire’s reign of terror across the galaxy. The latest version of the Star Destroyer isn’t nearly as large as some older models, at just 1,555 units, but it’s much more affordable. Starting August 1, the $159.99 version will be available for pre-order Lego.
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This version of Darth Vader’s flagship isn’t as imposing as some of the previous iterations, some of which contained up to 3,152 parts, but is a little more manageable. Made from just 630 parts, this $69.99 version of the Executor Super Star Destroyer is flanked by a pair of tiny Star Destroyers for scale and is currently available at Lego.
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The Lego Venator measures 110 cm from end to end and consists of 5,374 parts, making it the fourth largest Star Wars Lego is done for the day. The $649.99 set is available from Lego, GoalAnd Amazon.
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The Tantive IV is literally the first ship we ever see in the Star Wars franchise. Previously only available as a 1,768-piece set, the 25th anniversary edition of Princess Leia’s personal blockade runner is now a more manageable 654-piece set that you can purchase from
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Everyone’s favorite brutal astromech droid, R2-D2, recently got a new model to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Lego Star Wars. This version has been scaled down to just 1,050 parts, but still retains much of Artoo’s signature character with a retractable periscope, hacking tool and gripping arm. The $99.99 25th Anniversary Edition can be found at Amazon, Best Buyor Goaland as a bonus, it comes with an exclusive Darth Malak minifigure.
The larger version of R2-D2, which debuted as part of Lucasfilm’s 50th anniversary celebration, is available for $239.99 from Amazon.
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The cumbersome AT-AT walker is one of the largest Lego Star Wars sets, with a total of 6,785 parts. The fully posable, monstrous armored beast is packed with details, including a fully modeled cockpit, cargo bay and troop compartment. If you have a ton of extra shelf space to devote to this massive model, you can find it at Amazon for $849.99.
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Weighing just 1,082 pieces, the Lego AT-TE walker is the smaller predecessor to the Clone Wars-era AT-AT. It may be a fraction of the size of the massive AT-AT replica, but the AT-TE still features plenty of nice details, like a modeled cockpit and a series of rotating turrets. This model is available at Amazon, LegoAnd Goal for about $139.99.
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This is the sixth version of Luke Skywalker’s Red Five X-Wing, and it is Lego’s largest and most detailed version of the legendary starfighter. The 1,949-piece model is 65 cm long, making it more than seven times larger than the original 263-piece set released in 1999. This $239.99 version of the X-Wing is currently available at Goal, LegoAnd Amazon.
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Introduced indoors Return of the Jedi during the Battle of Endor, the TIE Interceptor is the faster, meaner cousin of the standard TIE Fighter. One of the more recent additions to the Lego Star Wars catalogue, this 1,931-piece version of the TIE Interceptor includes a pilot minifigure and features a remarkably detailed cockpit. You can currently find the $229.99 model exclusively at Lego.
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The sleek and aggressive frame of the Destroyer Droid, or Droideka, was recently added to the ranks of Lego Star Wars as part of its 25th anniversary celebration. In addition to a nameplate, the 583-piece set also includes a miniature version of the droid that can be displayed next to the scale model. The $64.99 model is available from Goal, Lego And Amazon.
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This is the first time that the flagship of the fearsome General Grievous has been available in Lego form. The 25th anniversary edition of the Invisible Hand contains a total of 557 pieces and is available from