Star Wars is Lego's biggest and longest-running licensed theme, and the range spans everything from pocket-money starfighters to enormous Ultimate Collector Series centrepieces. That choice is brilliant, but it also makes it hard to know where to start. Here are the Star Wars sets we think are most worth buying right now, whatever your budget.
Prices on the bigger sets move around a lot between retailers, so each one links to its live comparison. A little patience here can save you a serious amount.
Death Star (75419)
The definitive Star Wars display set. Its 9,031 pieces open up to reveal scene after scene from the films, and the exterior alone is a wonder. This is the one to build if you want a true centrepiece. Compare prices on the Death Star.
Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser (75367)
A colossal 5,381-piece capital ship from the Clone Wars era, complete with a display stand and a hangar of tiny detail. It is over a metre long and looks incredible on the wall or shelf. Compare prices on the Venator Cruiser.
Jabba's Sail Barge (75397)
A 3,946-piece return of a fan favourite, packed with playable features and a full cast of minifigures from the Tatooine desert. It is a rich build with plenty of character. Compare prices on Jabba's Sail Barge.
X-Wing Starfighter (75355)
The most iconic ship in the saga, rendered at 1,949 pieces with the wings that open into attack position. A more affordable way into a proper display model and a brilliant build in its own right. Compare prices on the X-Wing.
Chewbacca (75371)
A 2,319-piece buildable figure of everyone's favourite Wookiee, poseable and finished with brick-built fur texturing. Something different from the usual ships, and it displays beautifully. Compare prices on Chewbacca.
The Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter (75442)
A sleek 1,809-piece build of the ship from the series, with room for Grogu in the cockpit. A great mid-size set that hits above its piece count. Compare prices on the N-1 Starfighter.
Getting the best price
New Star Wars sets rarely get discounted quickly, but prices settle a few months after launch and drop further as sets near retirement. Whatever you are after, search it on Brick Compare first to see which UK retailer has it cheapest today.
