A deep dive into the most valuable LEGO Star Wars sets today.
LEGO dedicated an entire wave of sets to the film that August, headlined by the Republic Attack Gunship.
The Death Star is one of the largest pieces of iconography in Star Wars history (literally).
The 2007 LEGO rendition of the MTT was accompanied by 20 battle droid minifigures and a brick-built droideka.
However, after further inspection, some small differences arise.
For the Empire, there was 7181: TIE Interceptor.
The sleeker TIE design fromReturn of the Jedihas appreciated nearly 10x its retail price.
The first ever Mace Windu figure was designed in this style.
The set referenced the battle of Kashyyyk on the Wookiee homeworld.
The first UCS LEGO version of this ship was released in 2003 with 10129.
Jango wore the same armor and flew the same ship as Boba, just in different colors.
That ship in question, Slave I, was depicted with a navy blue and mint green color scheme.
Its not a mystery why the original UCS set now fetches a price nearly 10x its retail value.
This 1,747-piece set from 2001 beautifully captures the hammerhead shark-like shape of the first vehicle ever seen inStar Wars.
Eleven engines made from Mars rover wheels adorn the back, capping off a fabulous model for the ages.
Including two very large vehicles, this product was truly one of a kind.
In 2017, LEGO released set 75188: Resistance Bomber to coincide with the theatrical run ofThe Last Jedi.
Among those figures is an unnamed Resistance Bomber Pilot, exclusive to only this set.
However, a year later, LEGO released an updated version of the product.
These exclusive pieces drive up the price of the set beyond belief.
In fact, this remains the only bust LEGO has ever made within the Star Wars theme.
Ironically, its not even part of the Ultimate Collector Series, so why is it so popular?
All of these sets can bepurchased on eBay right now.
