Best Star Wars LEGO Sets

Updated July 2019
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Bottom Line
Pros
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Best of the Best
LEGO
Star Wars Ultimate Millennium Falcon
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Bottom Line

This very accurate Millennium Falcon will appeal to adult Star Wars fans and collectors.

Pros

More than 7,000 pieces in this set. Challenging to put together, but worth the effort. Good instruction book. Nicely packaged. Large when completed – nearly 2' x 3'.

Cons

Not a set for playing with. You will want to display it when finished.

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Star Wars TM Death Star
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This 4,000+ piece LEGO set comes with tons of figures and lots of extras.

Pros

The ultimate Star Wars icon. Good easy to follow instructions. An upgrade from the 2008 Death Star with a lot of detail. Takes many hours to put together, but people who buy it say it's worth the price for LEGO lovers looking for a challenge.

Cons

The set has some problems coming with missing pieces.

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Star Wars TM Porg
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This life-sized Porg set is well designed and interesting to put together.

Pros

Wings and mouth move. Doesn't take terribly long to build, about 3 hours. Comes with an information plaque for display. Looks good when complete. Mechanical parts work well.

Cons

Less than 1,000 pieces, so assembles more quickly than other sets.

Best Bang for the Buck
LEGO
Star Wars Millennium Falcon
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A less expensive version of the Millennium Falcon with a lot of playable features.

Pros

Includes moving parts. Head rotates. Top opens to access the interior of the ship for play. Includes 7 figurines. A nice size, but not too big. More than 1,300 pieces. Fun to build.

Cons

Not as large when finished as the 7,000 piece Millennium Falcon model.

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Star Wars Rebel U-Wing Fighter
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Bottom Line

The U-Wing Fighter is fun to build and a decent size when completed.

Pros

Fun to play with after it is put together. Movable parts and doors that open. Comes with rebel figurines. Bigger than you might expect for the number of LEGO pieces included.

Cons

The interior of the cockpit is a little small for the figurines.

How we decided

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23 Models Considered
7 Hours Researched
1 Experts Interviewed
382 Consumers Consulted
Zero products received from manufacturers.

We purchase every product we review with our own funds — we never accept anything from product manufacturers.

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LEGO allows you to combine two favorites with their Star Wars LEGO sets. These sets include LEGO building block creations in the shape of places, characters, ships and creatures from the Star Wars franchise. Each box includes every individual piece you will need to make the pictured product. It does not come already put together. The sets include detailed step-by-step instructions on how to create the shapes. The instructions are generally easy to follow – even if they are sometimes long. The number of pieces in Star Wars LEGO sets will vary greatly from several hundred to several thousand. Price and size of the final product generally increases with the number of included pieces. Sets are intended to take hours to assemble, but the process is considered part of the fun.

The team that worked on this review
  • Karen
    Karen
    Writer
  • Katie
    Katie
    Editorial Director
  • Melinda
    Melinda
    Web Producer
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LEGO

Star Wars TM Death Star

LEGO

Star Wars TM Death Star

This 4,000+ piece LEGO set comes with tons of figures and lots of extras.
$499
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LEGO

Star Wars Ultimate Millennium Falcon

LEGO

Star Wars Ultimate Millennium Falcon

This very accurate Millennium Falcon will appeal to adult Star Wars fans and collectors.
$799
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LEGO

Star Wars TM Porg

LEGO

Star Wars TM Porg

This life-sized Porg set is well designed and interesting to put together.

$55
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LEGO

Star Wars Millennium Falcon

LEGO

Star Wars Millennium Falcon

A less expensive version of the Millennium Falcon with a lot of playable features.
$268
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LEGO

Star Wars Rebel U-Wing Fighter

LEGO

Star Wars Rebel U-Wing Fighter

The U-Wing Fighter is fun to build and a decent size when completed.
$104

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