A new Lego Star Wars model has been crowed as the longest set the toy company has ever made.
At more than 53.5 inches/136cm long, the Executor Super Star Destroyer kit outstrips other famously huge models like the Lego Titanic (which is a 'mere' 53 inches). Considering how it's 6,130 pieces in total, this is also one of the biggest Lego Star Wars sets around.
To hammer home that monstrous size, this version of the Executor features a to-scale Star Destroyer as well. Considering how big that ship is supposed to be (as demonstrated by models like the Lego Imperial Star Destroyer), it gives a sense of just how bloody massive its big brother is. Fans have even spotted a hidden Millennium Falcon within the kit, underlining the Super Star Destroyer's staggering length.
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This 6K-piece kit measures in at 7.5in (20cm) high, 53.5in (136cm) long, and 20in (50cm) wide. It also comes with seven minifigures: Darth Vader and the six bounty hunters Boba Fett, Zuckuss, IG-88, Dengar, Bossk, and 4-LOM. It'll release on October 4, but anyone signed up to the free Lego Insiders program can grab it from October 1. As a fun incentive, those who grab it early can get a free Lego version of Darth Vader's lightsaber hilt as a gift-with-purchase. These are only available while stocks last, and won't be sold separately.
This isn't just an enormous scale figure like the Lego UCS Venator, though; it also comes with a mini diorama scene recreating the bounty hunter lineup Darth Vader recruits in Empire Strikes Back. This is actually the first time all six of those bounty hunters (including Boba Fett and IG-88) have been included in one Lego set. We've seen their minifigures separately, but never together.
While this isn't the first Lego Executor (we had a colossal Ultimate Collector Series version back in 2011 and a smaller, mid-scale alternative a couple of years ago), it's by far the most impressive. It's certainly up there with the Lego UCS Millennium Falcon and the equally humungous Lego Death Star that launched late last year. Much like the latter (which was one of the biggest and most expensive sets ever made), it also holds a record of its own as the new longest-ever Lego set. I guess Star Wars kits are trendsetters now?
You'll be able to get the kit direct from Lego as of October 4, 2026. However, members of the free Insiders program can grab it early from October 1. Until then, perhaps it's worth making room for this enormous model...
It's a busy day for the brick-maker from Billund, because it just showed off the new Lego Super Mario range as well – and proved it's more than just minifigures. In other Star Wars news, someone turned a Lego pumpkin into the Millennium Falcon.
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