LEGO’s Ultimate Collector Series, or UCS, is its line of big, detailed Star Wars display models. There have been 45 since the first two in July 2000, from a 187-piece Naboo starfighter to the 9,023-piece Death Star, and most come with a display stand and an information plaque.
This is every one of them in release order, with pieces, minifigures and prices. It also covers the nine you can still buy new, what’s rumoured next, and my own top three.
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How many LEGO Star Wars UCS sets are there?
45, as of October 2026. Brickset, BrickLink and BrickEconomy all count the same 45, from the TIE Interceptor and X-wing Fighter in July 2000 to the Executor Super Star Destroyer, released on 1 October 2026.
Nine are on sale at LEGO.com right now. The other 36 are retired, so for those you’re looking at the secondary market, usually eBay or BrickLink.
My top 3 UCS sets
With so many amazing UCS sets to choose from it is very difficult to pick a top 3. However, there are specific reasons for why these are special to me and it may not necessarily be because of accuracy, detail, or value for money.
- 10179 UCS Millennium Falcon: This was the first experience I had with a UCS set, it was bought for me by my wife for my 30th birthday. It was fun to build and I just couldn’t believe LEGO would make something so big and so accurate.
- 75060 Slave I: When this was released it was an instant purchase, and it did not disappoint. Great colors, amazing accuracy and a really fun building experience. A real talking point when it’s on display.
- 10236 Ewok Village: Now I know people reading this will say that surely the AT-AT or Imperial Shuttle should be in any Top 3, and they are probably right. But I had so much fun with my son building the Ewok Village. I was 7 when Return of the Jedi was released so I have so many memories of going to watch the movie and the set is just so cool, with 17 minifigures, 5 of which are exclusive to the set. You get to reenact the whole Battle of Endor!
The UCS sets you can still buy new
These are the nine UCS sets on sale at LEGO.com as of October 2026, newest first. Brickset lists four of them as retiring at the end of 2026: the Millennium Falcon, the Venator, the TIE Interceptor and Jabba’s Sail Barge.
| Set | Pieces | RRP | Retiring? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 75457 Executor Super Star Destroyer | 6,130 | $799.99 | No date yet |
| 75442 The Mandalorian’s N-1 Starfighter | 1,809 | $249.99 | No date yet |
| 75419 Death Star | 9,023 | $999.99 | No date yet |
| 75417 AT-ST | 1,513 | $199.99 | No date yet |
| 75409 Jango Fett’s Starship | 2,970 | $299.99 | No date yet |
| 75397 Jabba’s Sail Barge | 3,942 | $499.99 | End of 2026 |
| 75382 TIE Interceptor | 1,931 | $229.99 | End of 2026 |
| 75367 Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser | 5,374 | $649.99 | End of 2026 |
| 75192 Millennium Falcon | 7,541 | $849.99 | End of 2026 |
Every LEGO Star Wars UCS set, in release order
Prices are the last official US RRP, as recorded by Brickset. For some older sets that includes a later price rise, so it is not always the launch price. Piece and minifigure counts are from Brickset, apart from the Executor’s minifigures, which are from LEGO.
| Year | Set | Pieces | Minifigures | RRP | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 | 7181 TIE Interceptor | 703 | 0 | $100.00 | Retired |
| 2000 | 7191 X-wing Fighter | 1,300 | 1 | $150.00 | Retired |
| 2001 | 10018 Darth Maul | 1,868 | 0 | $149.99 | Retired |
| 2001 | 10019 Rebel Blockade Runner | 1,747 | 0 | $200.00 | Retired |
| 2002 | 7194 Yoda | 1,075 | 0 | $99.99 | Retired |
| 2002 | 10026 Special Edition Naboo Starfighter | 187 | 0 | $39.99 | Retired |
| 2002 | 10030 Imperial Star Destroyer | 3,096 | 0 | $269.99 | Retired |
| 2003 | 10129 Rebel Snowspeeder | 1,457 | 0 | $130.00 | Retired |
| 2004 | 10134 Y-wing Attack Starfighter | 1,473 | 1 | $120.00 | Retired |
| 2005 | 10143 Death Star II | 3,449 | 0 | $269.99 | Retired |
| 2006 | 10174 Imperial AT-ST | 1,068 | 0 | $79.99 | Retired |
| 2006 | 10175 Vader’s TIE Advanced | 1,212 | 0 | $99.99 | Retired |
| 2007 | 10179 Ultimate Collector’s Millennium Falcon | 5,197 | 5 | $499.99 | Retired |
| 2008 | 10186 General Grievous | 1,085 | 0 | $89.99 | Retired |
| 2008 | 10188 Death Star | 3,803 | 24 | $399.99 | Retired |
| 2010 | 10212 Imperial Shuttle | 2,503 | 5 | $259.99 | Retired |
| 2010 | 10215 Obi-Wan’s Jedi Starfighter | 676 | 0 | $99.99 | Retired |
| 2011 | 10221 Super Star Destroyer | 3,152 | 5 | $399.99 | Retired |
| 2012 | 10225 R2-D2 | 2,127 | 1 | $179.99 | Retired |
| 2012 | 10227 B-wing Starfighter | 1,487 | 0 | $199.99 | Retired |
| 2013 | 10240 Red Five X-wing Starfighter | 1,559 | 1 | $199.99 | Retired |
| 2013 | 10236 Ewok Village | 1,990 | 17 | $249.99 | Retired |
| 2014 | 75059 Sandcrawler | 3,296 | 14 | $299.99 | Retired |
| 2015 | 75060 Slave I | 1,996 | 4 | $199.99 | Retired |
| 2015 | 75095 TIE Fighter | 1,685 | 1 | $199.99 | Retired |
| 2016 | 75098 Assault on Hoth | 2,144 | 15 | $249.99 | Retired |
| 2016 | 75159 Death Star | 4,016 | 27 | $499.99 | Retired |
| 2017 | 75144 Snowspeeder | 1,703 | 2 | $199.99 | Retired |
| 2017 | 75192 Millennium Falcon | 7,541 | 8 | $849.99 | On sale |
| 2018 | 75181 Y-wing Starfighter | 1,967 | 2 | $199.99 | Retired |
| 2019 | 75252 Imperial Star Destroyer | 4,784 | 2 | $699.99 | Retired |
| 2020 | 75275 A-wing Starfighter | 1,673 | 1 | $199.99 | Retired |
| 2021 | 75309 Republic Gunship | 3,292 | 2 | $399.99 | Retired |
| 2021 | 75313 AT-AT | 6,785 | 9 | $849.99 | Retired |
| 2022 | 75341 Luke Skywalker’s Landspeeder | 1,890 | 2 | $239.99 | Retired |
| 2022 | 75331 The Razor Crest | 6,187 | 4 | $599.99 | Retired |
| 2023 | 75355 X-wing Starfighter | 1,949 | 2 | $239.99 | Retired |
| 2023 | 75367 Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser | 5,374 | 2 | $649.99 | On sale |
| 2024 | 75382 TIE Interceptor | 1,931 | 2 | $229.99 | On sale |
| 2024 | 75397 Jabba’s Sail Barge | 3,942 | 11 | $499.99 | On sale |
| 2025 | 75409 Jango Fett’s Starship | 2,970 | 2 | $299.99 | On sale |
| 2025 | 75417 AT-ST | 1,513 | 1 | $199.99 | On sale |
| 2025 | 75419 Death Star | 9,023 | 40 | $999.99 | On sale |
| 2026 | 75442 The Mandalorian’s N-1 Starfighter | 1,809 | 2 | $249.99 | On sale |
| 2026 | 75457 Executor Super Star Destroyer | 6,130 | 7 | $799.99 | On sale |
2000 to 2008: the first wave
7181 TIE Interceptor (2000)
One of the first two UCS sets, released in July 2000 alongside the X-wing Fighter and designed by Henrik Andersen. Twenty-four years later, LEGO remade it as 75382, with Henrik Andersen designing that one too.
- Pieces: 703 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $100.00 · Status: Retired
7191 X-wing Fighter (2000)
The other half of the first UCS release in July 2000, also designed by Henrik Andersen. It was the first of three UCS X-wings, followed by 10240 in 2013 and 75355 in 2023.
- Pieces: 1,300 · Minifigures: 1 · RRP: $150.00 · Status: Retired
10018 Darth Maul (2001)
A brick-built bust of Darth Maul from The Phantom Menace, made of 1,868 pieces. As of October 2026, BrickEconomy rates it the most valuable UCS set on the secondary market.
- Pieces: 1,868 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $149.99 · Status: Retired
10019 Rebel Blockade Runner (2001)
Princess Leia’s ship from the opening scene of A New Hope, the Tantive IV, at 1,747 pieces.
- Pieces: 1,747 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $200.00 · Status: Retired
7194 Yoda (2002)
Not a ship at all: a 1,075-piece brick-built Yoda, designed by Henrik Andersen.
- Pieces: 1,075 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $99.99 · Status: Retired
10026 Special Edition Naboo Starfighter (2002)
A special edition of the Naboo N-1 starfighter. At 187 pieces it is by far the smallest UCS set, less than a third the size of the next smallest.
- Pieces: 187 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $39.99 · Status: Retired
10030 Imperial Star Destroyer (2002)
The first UCS Imperial Star Destroyer, and the first LEGO Star Wars set to pass 3,000 pieces, at 3,096. LEGO replaced it with 75252 in 2019.
- Pieces: 3,096 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $269.99 · Status: Retired
10129 Rebel Snowspeeder (2003)
The Hoth snowspeeder from The Empire Strikes Back, designed by Bjarke Lykke Madsen. LEGO remade it as 75144 in 2017.
- Pieces: 1,457 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $130.00 · Status: Retired
10134 Y-wing Attack Starfighter (2004)
The first UCS Y-wing, at 1,473 pieces. LEGO remade it as 75181 in 2018.
- Pieces: 1,473 · Minifigures: 1 · RRP: $120.00 · Status: Retired
10143 Death Star II (2005)
A microscale model of the unfinished second Death Star from Return of the Jedi, at 3,449 pieces.
- Pieces: 3,449 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $269.99 · Status: Retired
10174 Imperial AT-ST (2006)
The two-legged scout walker, designed by Bjarke Lykke Madsen. It took until 2025, and 75417, for LEGO to make another UCS AT-ST.
- Pieces: 1,068 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $79.99 · Status: Retired
10175 Vader’s TIE Advanced (2006)
Darth Vader’s own TIE fighter from A New Hope, at 1,212 pieces.
- Pieces: 1,212 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $99.99 · Status: Retired
10179 Ultimate Collector’s Millennium Falcon (2007)
The first of two UCS Falcons so far, and the first UCS set to pass 5,000 pieces, at 5,197. It held the UCS piece record for ten years, until 75192 in 2017.
- Pieces: 5,197 · Minifigures: 5 · RRP: $499.99 · Status: Retired
10186 General Grievous (2008)
A 1,085-piece brick-built figure of General Grievous, the third UCS character build after Darth Maul and Yoda.
- Pieces: 1,085 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $89.99 · Status: Retired
10188 Death Star (2008)
A cutaway playset of the station’s rooms rather than a model of the outside, with 24 minifigures. LEGO updated it in 2016 as 75159.
- Pieces: 3,803 · Minifigures: 24 · RRP: $399.99 · Status: Retired
2010 to 2016
10212 Imperial Shuttle (2010)
The Lambda-class shuttle from Return of the Jedi, designed by Adam Grabowski. Its five minifigures include Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker. I also have a guide to every LEGO Imperial Shuttle set.
- Pieces: 2,503 · Minifigures: 5 · RRP: $259.99 · Status: Retired
10215 Obi-Wan’s Jedi Starfighter (2010)
Obi-Wan’s Delta-7 starfighter from Attack of the Clones. At 676 pieces it is the second-smallest UCS set, after the Naboo starfighter.
- Pieces: 676 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $99.99 · Status: Retired
10221 Super Star Destroyer (2011)
The first UCS Super Star Destroyer: a microscale model of Darth Vader’s flagship, 124.5cm long and 3,152 pieces. Its successor is the 2026 Executor.
- Pieces: 3,152 · Minifigures: 5 · RRP: $399.99 · Status: Retired
10225 R2-D2 (2012)
A 2,127-piece brick-built R2-D2.
- Pieces: 2,127 · Minifigures: 1 · RRP: $179.99 · Status: Retired
10227 B-wing Starfighter (2012)
The rebel B-wing starfighter from Return of the Jedi, designed by Henrik Andersen.
- Pieces: 1,487 · Minifigures: 0 · RRP: $199.99 · Status: Retired
10240 Red Five X-wing Starfighter (2013)
Luke Skywalker’s X-wing, Red Five, and the second UCS X-wing.
- Pieces: 1,559 · Minifigures: 1 · RRP: $199.99 · Status: Retired
10236 Ewok Village (2013)
The treetop Ewok village from Return of the Jedi, with 17 minifigures.
- Pieces: 1,990 · Minifigures: 17 · RRP: $249.99 · Status: Retired
75059 Sandcrawler (2014)
The Jawas’ sandcrawler from A New Hope, at 3,296 pieces and with 14 minifigures.
- Pieces: 3,296 · Minifigures: 14 · RRP: $299.99 · Status: Retired
75060 Slave I (2015)
Boba Fett’s ship, designed by Hans Burkhard Schlömer, with four minifigures. Jango Fett’s version of the same ship followed in 2025 as 75409.
- Pieces: 1,996 · Minifigures: 4 · RRP: $199.99 · Status: Retired
75095 TIE Fighter (2015)
The standard Imperial TIE fighter, at 1,685 pieces, with one minifigure.
- Pieces: 1,685 · Minifigures: 1 · RRP: $199.99 · Status: Retired
75098 Assault on Hoth (2016)
Echo Base from The Empire Strikes Back, at 2,144 pieces and with 15 minifigures, designed by Hans Burkhard Schlömer.
- Pieces: 2,144 · Minifigures: 15 · RRP: $249.99 · Status: Retired
75159 Death Star (2016)
LEGO’s update of the 2008 Death Star playset, now 4,016 pieces with 27 minifigures, designed by Niels M. Frederiksen.
- Pieces: 4,016 · Minifigures: 27 · RRP: $499.99 · Status: Retired
2017 to 2026: the modern UCS line
75144 Snowspeeder (2017)
The second UCS snowspeeder, released on 4 May 2017 and designed by Jordan Scott.
- Pieces: 1,703 · Minifigures: 2 · RRP: $199.99 · Status: Retired
75192 Millennium Falcon (2017)
7,541 pieces and 8 minifigures, designed by Hans Burkhard Schlömer. It was the biggest UCS set for eight years, until the 2025 Death Star. It is still on sale, but Brickset lists it as retiring at the end of 2026.
- Pieces: 7,541 · Minifigures: 8 · RRP: $849.99 · Status: On sale
75181 Y-wing Starfighter (2018)
The second UCS Y-wing, released on 4 May 2018 and designed by Jordan Scott. I compare it with the other versions in my LEGO Y-wing guide.
- Pieces: 1,967 · Minifigures: 2 · RRP: $199.99 · Status: Retired
75252 Imperial Star Destroyer (2019)
LEGO’s second UCS Imperial Star Destroyer, 17 years after the first: 4,784 pieces, designed by Henrik Andersen. There is more in my guide to every LEGO Star Destroyer set.
- Pieces: 4,784 · Minifigures: 2 · RRP: $699.99 · Status: Retired
75275 A-wing Starfighter (2020)
The rebel A-wing from Return of the Jedi, at 1,673 pieces, designed by Hans Burkhard Schlömer.
- Pieces: 1,673 · Minifigures: 1 · RRP: $199.99 · Status: Retired
75309 Republic Gunship (2021)
The clone army’s gunship from Attack of the Clones, at 3,292 pieces, designed by Hans Burkhard Schlömer. Its two minifigures are Mace Windu and a clone trooper commander.
- Pieces: 3,292 · Minifigures: 2 · RRP: $399.99 · Status: Retired
75313 AT-AT (2021)
The Hoth walker, at 6,785 pieces and with 9 minifigures, designed by Henrik Andersen.
- Pieces: 6,785 · Minifigures: 9 · RRP: $849.99 · Status: Retired
75341 Luke Skywalker’s Landspeeder (2022)
Luke’s X-34 landspeeder from A New Hope, at 1,890 pieces, designed by César Soares.
- Pieces: 1,890 · Minifigures: 2 · RRP: $239.99 · Status: Retired
75331 The Razor Crest (2022)
Din Djarin’s ship from The Mandalorian, at 6,187 pieces, and the first UCS set from a live-action TV series. Designed by César Soares.
- Pieces: 6,187 · Minifigures: 4 · RRP: $599.99 · Status: Retired
75355 X-wing Starfighter (2023)
The third UCS X-wing, designed by Henrik Andersen.
- Pieces: 1,949 · Minifigures: 2 · RRP: $239.99 · Status: Retired
75367 Venator-class Republic Attack Cruiser (2023)
The Clone Wars-era Star Destroyer, at 5,374 pieces, designed by Hans Burkhard Schlömer. Its two minifigures are Captain Rex and Admiral Wullf Yularen. It is still on sale, but Brickset lists it as retiring at the end of 2026.
- Pieces: 5,374 · Minifigures: 2 · RRP: $649.99 · Status: On sale
75382 TIE Interceptor (2024)
A remake of 7181, one of the first two UCS sets, 24 years on, at 1,931 pieces. Henrik Andersen designed both. It is still on sale, but Brickset lists it as retiring at the end of 2026.
- Pieces: 1,931 · Minifigures: 2 · RRP: $229.99 · Status: On sale
75397 Jabba’s Sail Barge (2024)
Jabba’s sail barge from Return of the Jedi, at 3,942 pieces and with 11 minifigures, designed by César Soares. It is still on sale, but Brickset lists it as retiring at the end of 2026.
- Pieces: 3,942 · Minifigures: 11 · RRP: $499.99 · Status: On sale
75409 Jango Fett’s Starship (2025)
Jango Fett’s Firespray from Attack of the Clones, the ship his son Boba later flew as Slave I. 2,970 pieces, designed by Jackson Hughes.
- Pieces: 2,970 · Minifigures: 2 · RRP: $299.99 · Status: On sale
75417 AT-ST (2025)
The first UCS AT-ST since 2006, at 1,513 pieces, designed by Niels Bundesen.
- Pieces: 1,513 · Minifigures: 1 · RRP: $199.99 · Status: On sale
75419 Death Star (2025)
The biggest UCS set ever made. Its 9,023 pieces, 40 minifigures and $999.99 price are all records for the line. Designed by César Soares.
- Pieces: 9,023 · Minifigures: 40 · RRP: $999.99 · Status: On sale
75442 The Mandalorian’s N-1 Starfighter (2026)
Din Djarin’s rebuilt N-1 starfighter from The Book of Boba Fett and The Mandalorian, with Din Djarin and Grogu minifigures. Designed by César Soares, it is the same type of ship as the 2002 Special Edition Naboo Starfighter.
- Pieces: 1,809 · Minifigures: 2 · RRP: $249.99 · Status: On sale
75457 Executor Super Star Destroyer (2026)
Darth Vader’s flagship. At 136cm it is the longest LEGO Star Wars set ever made, with 6,130 pieces. Its seven minifigures recreate the bounty hunter briefing from The Empire Strikes Back: Vader, Boba Fett, Dengar, IG-88, 4-LOM, Zuckuss and Bossk. Released on 1 October 2026.
- Pieces: 6,130 · Minifigures: 7 · RRP: $799.99 · Status: On sale
UCS records
- Most pieces: 75419 Death Star, 9,023 (2025)
- Fewest pieces: 10026 Special Edition Naboo Starfighter, 187 (2002)
- Most minifigures: 75419 Death Star, 40
- Most expensive: 75419 Death Star, $999.99
- Longest: 75457 Executor Super Star Destroyer, 136cm
- Most versions: the X-wing (7191, 10240 and 75355) and the Death Star playset (10188, 75159 and 75419), with three UCS versions each
For more on the size records, see my guide to the biggest LEGO Star Wars sets.
What’s the next LEGO Star Wars UCS set?
LEGO hasn’t announced the next one yet. Three are rumoured for 2027, all reported by Brick Fanatics from leakers, so treat them as rumours until LEGO confirms them:
- 75475 UCS TIE Advanced, rumoured for May 2027. It would be the first UCS version of Darth Vader’s TIE since 10175 in 2006
- 75484 Anakin’s Jedi Interceptor, rumoured for August 2027
- 75487 Millennium Falcon, rumoured for October 2027. It would replace 75192 and make the third UCS Falcon
Seems like a poor list, your criteria appears random and haphazard. The ewok lego village was criticized quite a bit at release, though I suppose the Hoth set a few years did become more notable, but its inclusion was an obvious red flag. A couple sets in your list are showing extreme age, and their selections seem to be rooted more out of their ‘history’ rather than true appeal.
Even Red 5 seems a bit dated and in need of a remake at this point. Would have much preferred the Nebulon-B Frigate over some prequel bs. Some original trilogy ships have been done to death, but there are several ships we’ve yet to see.
If you haven’t noticed, every set on this list is from your oh so precious Original Trilogy. The prequels deserve more love. Give us a Venator Star Destroyer with Ahsoka, Rex and Maul.
Give us a UCS ARC Interceptor. A Separatist Dreadnought, A to scale Lego lightsaber, Republic gunships, Republic Y Wings, and Jedi Interceptors.
Stop blowing smoke up the OT’s overrated ass.
what a bizarre comment. You do know I dont decide what sets get made right? This list is my list of the best that ALREADY exist. I cant include something that hasnt been made. All the ones you list are not actual sets. A republic Gunship is being created, but wont be out until next year. So I can’t give you a Venator as a UCS version doesnt exist.
I didn’t mean *you* should make UCS’s. I meant “give us” in a rhetorical sense to LEGO. The prequels are finally being recognized as good films and us prequel fans are understandably frustrated with the fact that there are no massive detailed sets to collect.
The only UCS I own is the A Wing, because I personally love that ship, but all the others are dead to me because it’s just more OT pandering
Prequel films good films. If you are into tax disputes and trade routes then knock yourself out
I didn’t mean *you* should make UCS’s. I meant “give us” in a rhetorical sense to LEGO. The prequels are finally being recognized as good films and us prequel fans are understandably frustrated with the fact that there are no massive detailed sets to collect.
The only UCS I own is the A Wing, because I personally love that ship, but all the others are dead to me because it’s just more OT pandering
There are only a certain amount of UCS sets to choose from. I happen to like the Ewok Village. I cant just choose the 10 most recent sets just because they are the most recent. its about opinions and these are my top 10 UCS sets.
Go off, king. Fierce. Get him, how dare he have a different opinion in which star wars lego sets are the best.
Yes, it’s entirely subjective. And yes, being grown adults arguing about which star wars toys are better is a little disturbing. But he didn’t have the same opinion as you and that just gets me boiling.
Let’s both shriek at him and have red faced temper tantrums to show him that you don’t disagree with my buddy Jason without the heat coming down on ya. If someone’s opinion deviates from yours (the dogma we must all base our opinions on) on something so absurdly subjective, calling his opinion “poor” and questioning his commitment to research is the kindest punishment our all powerful Jason could inflict.
Good job proving that us nerds aren’t all stereotypes (such as terrible at socializing, prickly personalities to feign intelligence and taste while really implying neither, only really being a symptom of exclusion from social circles and romantic attention) that some of us, like Jason, do not abide! You’re the furthest thing from an ornery due to social and romantic frustration type fella. Prove it by trivializing his lego rankings and insulting his opinuons and research habits.
I wish I could be like that, maybe if I start following you around in real life solely based upon this comment I can absorb some of your aura. Maybr then I can finally purchase a girlfriend. Maybe not, Idk Jason. You gotta help me. Your brave and clever insults towards his lego opinions proved to me that someone can still be a cool dude even if theyre a star wars lego nerd.
Should I just go around telling other people that their opinions and tastes on hardcore nerd stuff is low quality and wrong? It’s so hard, every nerd I’ve met has been an open minded, intelligent and socially apt fellow, but I don’t wanna be like those lames. I wanna demean others if their lego opinions deviate from the established doctrine (my exact opinions)!
Ok Ill stop, I just never saw someone be so cool. You can have my GF for a night, but Im sure you have too many to even bother. I bet no girls good enough for you unless she has DEEP star wars lego knowledge. Im omw to your place rn to try and get lessons from the sensei. I assume that isn’t weird…that’s how people are supposed to make friends, right?
I would switch the ewok Village out from this list (its just a big play set like Death star) and include one of the most hunted and desired sets of all times: the 10175 Vader’s Tie Advance wich, next to the 10212 Imperial Shuttle, has become the Holy Grail for most Lego Collectors..
You should add the big cantina set!…
I thought it was a Master Builders set rather than UCS
Master builder idiot