This popular Lego Star Wars set just got a rare discount, and it's almost never this cheap
This awesome Lego Imperial Star Destroyer hardly ever drops below full price
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It says a lot that I can barely remember the last time one of the more popular recent Lego Star Wars sets - the Imperial Star Destroyer - got a discount. Indeed, it's as stubborn as Darth Vader and has stuck at full price for the vast majority of its time on shelves. That's why it dipping in cost this week is such a big deal.
Anyone in the US can grab the Lego Imperial Star Destroyer for $144.85 at Amazon rather than the full $160 right now. Meanwhile, UK readers are able to get their mitts on the Lego Star Wars set for £137.63 at Amazon, down from £150. Although I appreciate that this might not seem like much, the set typically doesn't venture far south of MSRP/RRP. That makes any saving noteworthy.
Lego Star Wars Imperial Star Destroyer | $159.99 $144.85 at Amazon
Save $15 - This kit is very rarely discounted, and according to price-matching software, it doesn't tend to go below an average cost of $159. That makes the saving more notable, even if it isn't a record low.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a display OR play set
✅ You have a midi-ship collection
Don't buy it if:
❌ You have the older, bigger Star Destroyer
Price check:
💲 Walmart | $179.99
UK price:
£149.99 £137.63 at Amazon
So, is it a worthwhile purchase? If you like display/play combo sets or have a budding Lego Star Wars ship collection, I'd certainly say so. While larger versions like the now-retired Ultimate Collector Series model are going to be more impressive on the whole, I appreciate how true to that iconic silhouette this model is, despite the smaller real estate. As per one of the best Lego sets, the Lego Millennium Falcon (75375), it doesn't feel boxy and squat even though it's been shrunken down.
This and the latter will look good together, too. While they're not the same scale, it's close enough to Lego's new 'midi' ship range (which includes the Lego Tantive IV) that they'll look rather fetching on the same shelf.
It's a great multi-functional kit as well. Yes, it'll look fantastic on display. However, it can also be opened up to reveal a little scene that's perfect for young Padawans to play with. The model itself isn't so large that it's difficult to manhandle, either.
I really like this broad appeal, because it doesn't bar anyone from having a fab time with one of the greatest toys around – no matter their age.
More Lego price-cuts
- See all Lego discounts at Amazon
- Lego Millennium Falcon:
$84.99$67.98 at Amazon - Lego Medium Creative Brick Box:
$34.99$17.99 at Amazon
For more toy goodness, why not check out the best Nerf blasters or the best water guns? As for building a worthy collection for less, don't miss the latest Lego deals.
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I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and now manage GamesRadar+'s tabletop gaming and toy coverage. You'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news.
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