LEGO has made 13 Star Destroyers since 2002: six Imperial Star Destroyers, three Venators, three Super Star Destroyers and one First Order Star Destroyer. They run from big Ultimate Collector Series display models to play sets packed with minifigures. This is every one, with pieces, minifigures and prices, which ones you can still buy, and the small and promotional versions too.
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How many LEGO Star Destroyer sets are there?
As of October 2026, there are 13 main Star Destroyer sets, plus 6 small sets and polybags and 3 promotional and magazine versions, for 22 in all. Several advent calendars include a tiny Star Destroyer too.
Which LEGO Star Destroyers can you still buy?
Four are on sale at LEGO.com (US) right now:
| Set | Price | Pieces | Age | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 75457 Executor Super Star Destroyer (UCS) | $799.99 | 6,130 | 18+ | New, released 1 October 2026 |
| 75367 Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser (UCS) | $649.99 | 5,374 | 18+ | Retiring soon |
| 75394 Imperial Star Destroyer | $159.99 | 1,555 | 10+ | Brickset lists it as retiring at the end of 2026 |
| 75441 Venator-class Attack Cruiser (midi-scale) | $79.99 | 643 | 18+ | Display model, no minifigures |
The rest are retired, so you’d be buying second-hand or sealed from sellers on eBay or BrickLink.
Every LEGO Star Destroyer set, compared
In release order. Prices are the last official US RRP, as recorded by Brickset.
| Year | Set | Pieces | Minifigures | RRP | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2002 | 10030 Imperial Star Destroyer (UCS) | 3,096 | 0 | $269.99 | Retired |
| 2006 | 6211 Imperial Star Destroyer | 1,367 | 9 | $99.99 | Retired |
| 2009 | 8039 Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser | 1,170 | 5 | $119.99 | Retired |
| 2010 | 8099 Midi-scale Imperial Star Destroyer | 423 | 0 | $39.99 | Retired |
| 2011 | 10221 Super Star Destroyer (UCS) | 3,152 | 5 | $399.99 | Retired |
| 2014 | 75055 Imperial Star Destroyer | 1,359 | 7 | $129.99 | Retired |
| 2017 | 75190 First Order Star Destroyer | 1,416 | 7 | $159.99 | Retired |
| 2019 | 75252 Imperial Star Destroyer (UCS) | 4,784 | 2 | $699.99 | Retired |
| 2023 | 75356 Executor Super Star Destroyer (midi-scale) | 630 | 0 | $69.99 | Retired |
| 2023 | 75367 Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser (UCS) | 5,374 | 2 | $649.99 | On sale (retiring soon) |
| 2024 | 75394 Imperial Star Destroyer | 1,555 | 7 | $159.99 | On sale |
| 2026 | 75441 Venator-class Attack Cruiser (midi-scale) | 643 | 0 | $79.99 | On sale |
| 2026 | 75457 Executor Super Star Destroyer (UCS) | 6,130 | 0 | $799.99 | On sale (new) |
Imperial Star Destroyers
10030 Imperial Star Destroyer (UCS) (2002)
The first LEGO Star Destroyer, and the first Ultimate Collector Series one. At 3,096 pieces it was also the first LEGO Star Wars set to pass 3,000. There are no minifigures, but it comes with a tiny Tantive IV, the ship it chases at the start of A New Hope. It’s in my guide to every LEGO Star Wars UCS set.
- Pieces: 3,096 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $269.99 · Status: Retired
6211 Imperial Star Destroyer (2006)
The first Imperial Star Destroyer built for play rather than display, with 1,367 pieces and nine minifigures, including Darth Vader, Grand Moff Tarkin and a Royal Guard.
- Pieces: 1,367 · Minifigures: 9 · RRP: $99.99 · Status: Retired
8099 Midi-scale Imperial Star Destroyer (2010)
A midi-scale display model with 423 pieces and no minifigures, designed by Jan Neergaard Olesen. Brickset dates it from August to December 2010, which makes it one of the shortest-lived Star Destroyers.
- Pieces: 423 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $39.99 · Status: Retired
75055 Imperial Star Destroyer (2014)
The second play-scale Imperial Star Destroyer, with 1,359 pieces, a lifting handle and seven minifigures led by Darth Vader.
- Pieces: 1,359 · Minifigures: 7 · RRP: $129.99 · Status: Retired
75252 Imperial Star Destroyer (UCS) (2019)
LEGO’s second UCS Imperial Star Destroyer, 17 years after the first. It has 4,784 pieces and two minifigures, an Imperial officer and a crew member, and like 10030 it comes with a tiny Tantive IV. Designed by Henrik Andersen. It retired at the end of 2022. See it alongside the rest of the line in every LEGO Star Wars UCS set.
- Pieces: 4,784 · Minifigures: 2 · RRP: $699.99 · Status: Retired
75394 Imperial Star Destroyer (2024)
A play-scale Star Destroyer released for LEGO Star Wars’ 25th anniversary. It has a fold-out carry handle, spring-loaded shooters, and a top panel that lifts off, with sides that fold out, to show the bridge, command room and break room. Its seven minifigures include Darth Vader, Commander Praji and Cal Kestis from the Jedi: Fallen Order video game. Brickset lists it as retiring at the end of 2026.
- Pieces: 1,555 · Minifigures: 7 · RRP: $159.99 · Status: On sale
Venator-class Star Destroyers
8039 Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser (2009)
The Venator from The Clone Wars TV series, with 1,170 pieces and five minifigures, including Palpatine and a Senate Commando.
- Pieces: 1,170 · Minifigures: 5 · RRP: $119.99 · Status: Retired
75367 Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser (UCS) (2023)
The UCS Venator: 5,374 pieces and 109cm long, with the Republic red stripes and a small brick-built Republic Gunship in the hangar. Its two minifigures are Captain Rex and Admiral Yularen. Designed by Hans Burkhard Schlömer. LEGO.com lists it as retiring soon.
- Pieces: 5,374 · Minifigures: 2 · RRP: $649.99 · Status: On sale (retiring soon)
75441 Venator-class Attack Cruiser (midi-scale) (2026)
A midi-scale Venator from Revenge of the Sith, part of LEGO’s Starship Collection. It stands on a display stand with a nameplate, and the top lifts off to show the hangar bay. It has 643 pieces, is rated 18+ and was designed by Niels Bundesen.
- Pieces: 643 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $79.99 · Status: On sale
Super Star Destroyers (the Executor)
10221 Super Star Destroyer (UCS) (2011)
The first UCS Super Star Destroyer: Darth Vader’s Executor, 124.5cm long, with 3,152 pieces. Its five minifigures are Darth Vader, Admiral Piett and the bounty hunters Bossk, Dengar and IG-88, and it also comes with a micro Imperial Star Destroyer.
- Pieces: 3,152 · Minifigures: 5 · RRP: $399.99 · Status: Retired
75356 Executor Super Star Destroyer (midi-scale) (2023)
A midi-scale Executor from the Starship Collection, released in 2023 for Return of the Jedi’s 40th anniversary. It has 630 pieces and no minifigures, and was designed by Nathan Clark. Brickset dates its retirement to July 2026.
- Pieces: 630 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $69.99 · Status: Retired
75457 Executor Super Star Destroyer (UCS) (2026)
At 136cm, the longest LEGO Star Wars set ever made, with 6,130 pieces. It recreates the bridge scene from The Empire Strikes Back where Darth Vader briefs the bounty hunters, with Vader, Boba Fett, Dengar, IG-88, 4-LOM, Zuckuss and Bossk. For scale it also comes with a small Star Destroyer and a tiny Millennium Falcon on a printed 1×1 round piece. Released on 1 October 2026. It’s fifth in my list of the biggest LEGO Star Wars sets, and the Falcon is one of many in every LEGO Millennium Falcon set.
- Pieces: 6,130 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $799.99 · Status: On sale (new)
First Order Star Destroyer
75190 First Order Star Destroyer (2017)
The First Order’s Star Destroyer from The Last Jedi, 56cm long with 1,416 pieces. Its seven minifigures include Supreme Leader Snoke and Captain Peavey, plus BB-9E. Designed by Hans Burkhard Schlömer.
- Pieces: 1,416 · Minifigures: 7 · RRP: $159.99 · Status: Retired
Small Star Destroyer sets and polybags
| Year | Set | Pieces | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2004 | 4492 Star Destroyer | 87 | Mini building set |
| 2009 | 20007 Republic Attack Cruiser | 84 | A mini Venator from The Clone Wars |
| 2011 | 30053 Republic Attack Cruiser | 41 | Venator polybag |
| 2012 | 30056 Star Destroyer | 38 | Polybag |
| 2014 | 75033 Star Destroyer | 97 | Microfighter, with an Imperial crew minifigure. Designed by Jan Neergaard Olesen |
| 2016 | 30277 First Order Star Destroyer | 56 | Polybag |
Promotional and magazine Star Destroyers
| Year | Set | Pieces | How you got it |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | Mini Star Destroyer | 19 | Star Wars Celebration 2015 |
| 2015 | 911510 Star Destroyer and TIE Fighter | 21 | Magazine gift |
| 2018 | 911842 Star Destroyer | 35 | Magazine gift, designed by Henrik Andersen |
Tiny Star Destroyers also turn up in the LEGO Star Wars advent calendars for 2012 (9509), 2015 (75097), 2016 (75146), 2023 (75366) and 2024 (75395).
LEGO Star Destroyer records
- Most pieces: 75457 Executor, 6,130
- Longest: 75457 Executor, 136cm, the longest LEGO Star Wars set ever made
- Most minifigures: 6211 Imperial Star Destroyer, nine
- Most expensive: 75457 Executor, $799.99
- Smallest: the 2015 Star Wars Celebration mini, 19 pieces
You forgot 4492 Mini Star Destroyer from 2004! One of the oldest sets I own.
Thanks Geoff, I was only really including sets over a certain size, so keychains, microfighters and minis were left out. Thanks
I personally like things that are large and detailed, but I also like playable features, so I really don’t know which one I like the most. Probably the very first one or the new UCS one because I just really like size and detail most out of anything.
I have Set 75055 and set 6211, and 75055 is by far the better built set. the older one is cool with the escape pod that works, and it’s a little bigger with more mini figures I think, but it’s incredibly fragile just holding it the bottom caves in. but the newer one is very solid, it even has a hook that comes out of the top so you can hang it or use it as a Cary handle. But both are very cool.
I have 750055 right now in my room and it is very cool. It has a lot of minifigs and a full interior and exterior. Really cool set.
Nice article!
I would love to have seen them all displayed next to each other, just to get a sense of the size differences and overall differences in details.
I recently started to get back into Lego sets, and stumbled across some of your articles. They have been so interesting to read and seeing some of the old sets myself and my older brother had was like taking a trip down memory lane. Thank you and hopefully my collection will soon be less sad than it is 😂.