The Lego Death Star is now available at the Lego store. The Lego Death Star sells for $999.99. Lego has released a new Death Star building set as part of its Ultimate Collector Series. Included with ...
LEGO just revealed the Star Wars Ultimate Death Star set, which is a massive beast that includes over 9,000 pieces. The company says it's the largest LEGO Star Wars set ever made. It's also the most ...
Rumors about a potential $1,000 Death Star Lego set have been swirling since last year, and even though there has still been no official confirmation that it really exists, the latest update has left ...
Lego just dropped a bombshell in the Star Wars universe — and no, it’s not another X-Wing remake. This fall, the brand-new UCS Death Star set is making its long-awaited debut, and it’s one of the most ...
Amazon has dropped the price of LEGO's infamous Death Star set to its lowest-ever as part of its Spring Deal Days event. Usually retailing at £899.99, Amazon is currently selling the build at a 15% ...
After completing a degree in Film, Television, and Cultural Studies at Manchester Metropolitan University, I decided to pursue my love of writing and video games by entering the world of video game ...
The long-awaited LEGO Star Wars Death Star (75419) is 9,023 pieces, costs $1,000, and is the biggest LEGO Star Wars set ever created. After nine long years, we have a new LEGO Death Star, and it’s a ...
LEGO recently announced a new set that’ll make a dent in your wallet. The Death Star will drop on Sunday, October 4 and will cost you $1000. The set consists of 6500 pieces and includes 38 minifigures ...
LEGO has unveiled a new release that’s bound to make a dent in your pocket. Launching Sunday, October 4, the Death Star set comes with a hefty $1,000 price tag. It features 6,500 pieces and 38 ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. A British writer who specializes in indie gaming and LEGO. The 2025 LEGO Death Star is the biggest and most detailed Star Wars set ...
In our latest Behind the Hype series, we trace how a modest licensing deal between LEGO Group and Lucasfilm evolved into a full-blown cultural phenomenon. What began as a handful of toy sets ...