The best Lego Star Wars ships and sets: New releases, kids’ picks and adult collector builds

LEGO Star Wars The Razor Crest (75447)

$299.90

• Model number: 75447
• Number of pieces: 930
• Comes with: 5 minifigures

This action-packed building toy makes a cool gift for boys, girls and any Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu fans. The Razor Crest now comes in striking new colours, as seen in the upcoming movie later this month.

LEGO Star Wars The Mandalorian’s N-1 Starfighter (75442)

$359.90

• Model number: 75442
• Number of pieces: 1,809
• Comes with: 2 minifigures and display stand with nameplate

This LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series version of The Mandalorian’s N-1 Starfighter as seen in Star Wars: The Mandalorian Season 3 and Star Wars: The Book of Boba Fett is absolutely stunning. With its intricate details, it makes for a great display set on your shelf or cabinet.

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LEGO Star Wars Brick-Built Star Wars Logo Sign (75407)

$93.41 $109.99 15% off

• Model number: 75407
• Number of pieces: 700
• Comes with: Hidden Easter Egg

Create the ultimate Star Wars display to showcase your fandom with this striking 3D rendition of the classic Star Wars logo. There’s even an Easter Egg, which we won’t reveal and spoil it for you.

LEGO Star Wars Chopper Astromech Droid (75416)

$143.92 $179.90 20% off

• Model number: 75416
• Number of pieces: 1,039
• Comes with: Minifigure and nameplate

Chopper is the feist-iest astromech in the Star Wars universe, bar none. And this detailed kid-friendly buildable figure lets you recreate Chopper’s signature head movements, pose his arms and legs, and even deploy a sneaky chest tool.

All-time classic (and famous) LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series ships

LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon (75192)

$1,349.90

• Model number: 75192
• Number of pieces: 7,541
• Comes with: 8 minifigures and nameplate

Considered to be the mother of all sets in the LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series, this Millennium Falcon is unique for not only being a great (obviously) display set, but also has an incredibly high playability. It’s also a highly prized collector’s set.

LEGO Star Wars Death Star (75419)

$1,449.00

• Model number: 75419
• Number of pieces: 9,023
• Comes with: 38 minifigures and nameplate

Technically, the Death Star is more of a space station than a spaceship. But any Star Wars geek will tell you it does function as a spaceship because it has self-contained propulsion, engines and hyperdrive capabilities. It’s also impossible to not include this LEGO Death Star in this list because it is by far the biggest LEGO Star Wars set in terms of brick count.

LEGO Star Wars TIE Interceptor (75382)

$349.90

• Model number: 75382
• Number of pieces: 1,931
• Comes with: 1 minifigure and display stand

LEGO Star Wars’ first ever Ultimate Collector Series set was actually a TIE Interceptor, launched from way back in 2000. Two and a half decades later, the company released an improved set based on the original Imperial design that was first seen in Star Wars: Return of the Jedi.

LEGO Star Wars Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship (75409)

$367.52 $439.90 16% off

• Model number: 75409
• Number of pieces: 2,970
• Comes with: 2 minifigures and display stand

The Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship is one of the coolest bounty hunter builds around, and is actually based on the original Slave I UCS (75060) set launched from way back 2025. Jango Fett’s signature Firespray ship complete with rotating wings and cockpit as well as a very young Boba Fett minifigure.

LEGO Star Wars Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser USC (75367)

$699.90 $899.90 22% off

• Model number: 75367
• Number of pieces: 5,374
• Comes with: 2 minifigures, nameplate and a Clone Wars 20th Anniversary brick

This legendary starship from the Clone Wars comes to life with killer details like those iconic red stripes and imposing command bridge. Over 109cm long, it’s a pure display-worthy for any Star Wars fan.

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