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Lego Star Wars UCS Death Star (9,023 pieces)
The Lego Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series Death Star is available now for Lego Insiders. Officially unveiled in early September, the 9,023-piece UCS Death Star 75419 is the largest Star Wars set to date. And now that the Superlaser is all charged up, the enormous display model is ready to vaporize your wallet. At $1,000, the Death Star is the most expensive Lego set of all time. But hey, at least it comes with an exclusive bonus set for a limited time.
The TIE Fighter and Imperial Hangar Rack purchase bonus is available until October 7. The Death Star will be available to all customer on October 4, but if you plan on buying it, you might as well sign up for Lego’s free Insiders rewards program, so you can purchase it early (and earn a lot of rewards points).
The UCS Death Star is based on its original design from Episode IV: A New Hope. Like all modern UCS builds, it’s all about the details with this set. It’s a staggeringly elaborate model with many distinct rooms that fans will instantly recognize. Some of the interactive and adjustable elements include a working elevator, the trash compactor, the Superlaser, and a brick-built Imperial Shuttle with adjustable wings.
And Lego ensured you can recreate the Death Star scenes from Episode IV by including 36 minifigures and two Lego droid figures. It probably goes without saying, but no Lego set has ever come with 38 figures.
There’s plenty of room inside the Death Star for all of those figures (and more). Once fully assembled, the UCS Death Star is 27.5 inches tall, 31 inches wide, and 10.5 inches deep.
Take a closer look at the UCS Death Star below. If you don’t want to spend $1,000 on a Lego Star Wars set this holiday season, check out the very cute Gingerbread AT-AT Walker, which is only $60 and features Darth Vader wielding a candy cane.
