This article originally appeared on Den of Geek UK.
Star Warsand LEGO are a partnership made in heaven.
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Whatever your motivations, here are seventeen of the best!
These triangular transports have been eponymous with evil ever since.
Getting your hands on this classic LEGO Star Destroyer isnt easy.
Its a true collectors item, and even on Amazon the price is high.
But just look at it; isnt this 3000 piece set a true stunner?
Fans will be particularly happy to see Uncle Owen getting some LEGO representation here.
Pay tribute to the man by ordering this set today… if you like.
(The price tag is much more reasonable too.)
It takes six of them to power the walking motion.
The set contains over a thousand pieces.
Make no mistake, this ones for the hardcore.
Boasting 3,800 pieces and 24 minifigures (including Emperor Palpatine!
), this technological terror would improve any collection.
It measures up at 16 inches tall and 16 1/2 inches wide.
Its sleek, under a thousand pieces, and has flaps that open and wings that move.
It also contains minifigures of Chewbacca, Princess Leia and Han Solo.
And as an added bonus, you even get a little LEGO cookie.
(Warning: like dont eat the LEGO cookie.)
You might already have a LEGO TIE Fighter, but does it had a red bit?
Theres no Finn, though.
Youll have to provide your own Darth Vader to re-enact his iconic entrance fromA New Hope.
If youre working on a Rebel fleet collection, this is a vital ship to include.
And itll look cool on your shelf.
Unless youre a robotics expert, I guess.
Its a collectors item, of course, and Im utterly envious of anyone that owns one.
Slave I
For many, the Slave I is the coolest ship that theStar Warsuniverse has ever shown us.
At the very least, its a close second to the Millennium Falcon.
As youd expect, you get a Jango Fett figure included.
Theres also a young Boba Fett in the set, too.
This K-2 is 5.5 inches tall, and yours for under $35 before tax.
Its even offered with free shippig!
What more could we want?
You also get Poe himself (who wouldnt want a mini Oscar Isaac?)
and two nameless generic Resistance characters.
The set costs less than $90 before tax and is available for Prime delivery.
If youve always wanted a LEGO X-Wing, this is probably the one to get.
Its yours for under $45 before tax with Amazon Prime.
Hes 10.31 inches tall and made of 186 pieces.
His limbs are fully posable.
Theres even a little Sarlacc pit to build.
Look at it, thoughits a thing of beauty!
It also has a stand so you’re free to display it proudly around your house.
Its probably a pipedream for most fans, except the lucky ones that bought it in 2005.
It requires 1330 bricks to build the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy.
