Feel the Force with these 10 out-of-this-world Lego Star Wars starships
Star Wars' starships are almost as memorable the saga's character and thanks to Lego's Star Wars range, you can build your own replicas of these iconic craft. We've rounded up the very best, from a palm-sized version of Darth Vader's Tie Fighter to a massive, table-hogging Star Wars Clone Wars-era Venator Star Destroye
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Read Full Story on Space.com →Star Wars' starships are almost as memorable the saga's character and thanks to Lego's Star Wars range, you can build your own replicas of these iconic craft. We've rounded up the very best, from a palm-sized version of Darth Vader's Tie Fighter to a massive, table-hogging Star Wars Clone Wars-era Venator Star Destroyer.
While several of these sets are display pieces, we've included some play-friendly models, such as this mid-sized Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon that can be swooshed around your living room and this Lego Star Wars Imperial Star Destroyer which, with seven mini-figures and removable roof, will delight younger Star Wars fans.
Read on and build the largest fleet the galaxy has ever known.
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Star Wars UCS Millennium Falcon
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Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith Arc-170 Starfighter
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Star Wars Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser
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Star Wars Imperial Star Destroyer
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Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series X-Wing Starfighter
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Star Wars Millennium Falcon 25th Anniversary
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Star Wars the Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter
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Star Wars Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship
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Star Wars Smart Play: Luke’s Red Five X-Wing
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Star Wars Smart Play: Darth Vader’s Tie Fighter
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