Lego Reveals Massive 6,130-Piece Executor Super Star Destroyer Set
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
Lego is releasing a massive 6,130-piece Executor Super Star Destroyer set for $799.99, making it the longest Lego Star Wars model ever built.
As reported by Polygon, Lego is expanding its massive Star Wars collection with a brand new 6,130-piece Executor Super Star Destroyer set inspired by The Empire Strikes Back. While it does not quite top the piece counts of the record-breaking Lego Death Star or Millennium Falcon, this new release claims a different crown as the longest Lego Star Wars model ever built. Measuring an impressive 53.5 inches in length, the set uses a clever combination of Lego System cores and slender Technic outriggers to maintain structural integrity without adding unnecessary bulk to the iconic flagship design.
For collectors and builders who love intricate detail, the set leans heavily into authentic greebling, featuring a newly designed decorated tile graphic repeated across the hull to accurately mimic tiny lights. It also includes miniature scale ships for added perspective, including a tiny Star Destroyer accompanied by an even smaller Millennium Falcon attached to its rear. At a price point of $799.99, the package caters directly to dedicated adult fans and brings serious shelf-presence for anyone looking to display a massive piece of cinematic history in their gaming room or office space.
The set comes packed with seven minifigures, headlined by Darth Vader and a complete lineup of the six iconic bounty hunters from the film, who can be posed on a minifig-scale recreation of the Executor bridge. Launching on October 1, early buyers purchasing through official Lego channels will also receive a bonus buildable Darth Vader lightsaber set while supplies last. It is another major collector-focused drop for a fanbase that treats these premium displays as ultimate room centerpieces.
Tags: Lego, Star Wars, Collectibles, Tabletop
Original article: Polygon