After selling out at multiple major retailers over the holiday season, the Millennium Falcon 25th Anniversary Lego set is back in stock at Amazon and Target for $68 (was $85). This matches the all-time low for the 921-piece Lego Star Wars display model for adults. The Millennium Falcon remains sold out at Walmart and is on backorder at the Lego Store.
For a fun twist on the Millennium Falcon, check out the 1,579-piece Lego Star Wars: Dark Falcon playset for $152 (was $180). The Dark Falcon is the alternate-reality Millennium Falcon from the Rebuild the Galaxy animated miniseries. Take a closer look at both of these best-selling Star Wars Lego sets below. And while you’re at Amazon, make sure to check out the new Lego sets that joined the Star Wars catalog January 1.
$68 (was $85)
One of the most popular Star Wars building sets since its launch in March 2024, the 921-piece Millennium Falcon is part of the Lego Star Wars 25th Anniversary Collection. Based on the iconic light freighter’s appearance in Episode IV: A New Hope, this well-designed display model measures 9.5 x 7.5 x 5 inches and comes with an adjustable display stand that lets you pose the ship at different angles. A nameplate attaches to the front of the stand, and the 25th Anniversary logo brick featuring R2-D2 connects to the stand’s base.
The authentic design includes all of the exterior trappings found on the Millennium Falcon in the movies, including the rectenna dish, quad laser cannon, exhaust vents, the fuel lines, and more. The build process also includes intricate engine and cockpit sections.
The Millennium Falcon is one seven Lego Star Wars mid-scale ships released so far. These ships are designed for adults and experienced builders due to the number of small pieces and densely packed details. All of the mid-scale ships are priced under $100, and while the Millennium Falcon is the priciest, it offers the best piece to price ratio.
You can check out a list of all seven mid-scale Lego Star Wars starships at the bottom of this article. Lego just launched a 643-piece Venator-Class Attack Cruiser on January 1 for $80. The new additions to the Lego Star Wars lineup also include a mid-scale AT-AT Walker model for $65.
$152 (was $180)
Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy cleverly altered well-known characters, starships, and planets by making the shakeup the central problem. The Star Wars universe is rearranged when a reality-altering Jedi relic is moved. Heroes and villains swap allegiances, leading to characters such as Darth Jar Jar and Bounty Hunter C-3PO and reskinned starships like the Dark Falcon.
The 1,579-piece Dark Falcon playset has a number of interactive features, including spring-loaded shooters, rotating cannons, a removable cockpit, gunner post, and more.
The set includes six minifigures:
- Darth Jar Jar
- Bounty Hunter C-3PO
- Darth Dev
- Darth Rey
- Beach Luke
- Jedi Vader
All six minifigures have their own accessories, four of which are lightsabers. Notably, Darth Jar Jar, the galaxy’s new Sith Lord, wields the double-sided red lightsaber that Darth Maul has in The Phantom Menace. There’s even a removable throne for Darth Jar Jar. The gunner post and cockpit can fit two minifigures each.
The Dark Falcon building set is 17 x 12.5 x 5 inches. It’s classified as a playset and is suitable for builders ages 10 and up, but it makes for a nice display piece. Plus, every Lego Star Wars minifigure collection is improved by Darth Jar Jar and Bounty Hunter C-3PO.
Lego Star Wars Mid-Scale Model Collection
Two other Lego Star Wars mid-scale starships are on sale for 20% off: the 559-piece Home One Starcruiser and the 654-piece Tantive IV Starship.
- Millennium Falcon (921 pieces) — $68 (
$85) - Home One Starcruiser (559 pieces) — $56 (
$70) - Venator-Class Attack Cruiser (643 pieces) — $80
- AT-AT Walker (525 pieces) — $65
- Tantive IV Starship (654 pieces) — $64 (
$80) - Acclamator-Class Assault Ship (450 pieces) — $50
- Executor Super Star Destroyer (630 pieces) — $70
- Invisible Hand Carrier/Destroyer (557 pieces) — $50 MSRP / Retired
In addition to the AT-AT Walker and Venator-Class Attack Cruiser, Lego’s January 2026 Star Wars lineup includes a new 569-piece BB-8 Astromech Droid, a Clone Shock Trooper Mech, and multiple Grogu-themed sets for young builders.
At CES 2026, Lego unveiled a new line of Lego Star Wars interactive building sets called Smart Play. The initial three sets in the Smart Play lineup launch March 1. The sets come with a rechargeable Smart Brick and have an assortment of motion-activated Smart Tags that trigger sound and lighting effects. Smart Play sounds like the Star Wars version of Lego Super Mario. All three Lego Star Wars Smart Play sets are available to preorder at Amazon and the Lego Store.
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