Today, the LEGO Group announces the largest and most expensive LEGO Star Wars set to date! Details below.
Channel the dark side of the Force for a monumental creative challenge with the #75419 LEGO Star Wars Death Star building kit. This Ultimate Collector Series version of the Death Star from the classic Star Wars saga is the biggest LEGO Star Wars set of all (at launch) and is very displayable on a small surface due to its compact foundation.
The set is packed with details and Easter eggs to delight every fan. There’s the crushing trash compactor where the Rebel heroes were trapped; Princess Leia’s holding cell; the hangar control room that Luke Skywalker and Han Solo infiltrated disguised as Stormtroopers; the tractor beam control unit that Obi-Wan Kenobi deactivated; Emperor Palpatine’s throne room; the hangar bay with the Imperial Shuttle; the Death Star’s Superlaser; and much more.
A spectacular LEGO Star Wars gift for creative adults, this collectible building set includes 38 (yes, 38!) LEGO minifigures/figures with iconic accessories to recreate memorable scenes. The set contains 9,023 pieces.
The #75419 LEGO Star Wars Death Star is going to be available starting on October 1st. Prices are as follows: 999.99 USD / 999.99 EUR / 899.99 GBP. For more information, visit the LEGO Star Wars section of the Online LEGO Shop.
I’m sure there will be a lot of online analysis about the new #75419 LEGO Star Wars Death Star, but as a quick comparison, the most expensive LEGO Star Wars set prior to this announcement has been the #75192 LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon from 2017 (7,541 pieces, price $849.99). The second most expensive set with the most pieces has been the #75313 LEGO Star Wars AT-AT from 2021 (6,785 pieces, price $849.99). And the most similar set, the #75159 LEGO Star Wars Death Star from 2020, came with 4,016 pieces for the price of $499.
What do you think? How do you like the new LEGO Star Wars Death Star? Feel free to share your thoughts and discuss in the comment section below!
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My bank account just fell into a coma. I would have to be able to live in it. May the force be with those who want to buy this set.
What’s the backside look like? No real good pictures. The one on the LEGO site shows it being mostly flat looking but it’s in the shadows. I guess it’s definitely not rounded like a sphere but hopefully still has some “texture” instead of just being flat pieces.
I know a lot of people are critical that its not fully round, but I like it. Not that I can ever afford it though. A thousand dollars for a single Lego set is nuts!
I believe it’s meant to be flat against a wall. The only texture would be from support points to the front displays.
Wow! I hear rumors about this, but it’s so much bigger than I thought! I actually like the half sphere. It makes it easier to display.
That’s no moon! Thats a pancake! 😄
Really? I thought it was a hubcap Random AFOL. Or did an AT-AT step on it by accident. A flying saucer gone horribly wrong in the shipyard.
My first thought was, “Well, no doubt the Lego model scalpers are drooling yet again,” but then I figured there’s a silver-lining to that. It’ll keep me from being tempted to drop a cool grand on a Leg model, lol!
I see a lot of negativity about this set, but I actually like it. I like the display rooms and play features. What I don’t like though is that it’s not completely flat at the back. So you can’t place it flush with the wall. They should have made it spherical or flat. They kind of ended up in between. And the price is insane. I know I will never get it, but I still like what I see.