Bigger than Titanic Lego Star Wars set

Prepare to redefine what a building block can achieve. Lego has just released a truly colossal model that shatters previous records, introducing the Executor Super Star Destroyer—the longest set the company has ever produced.

This isn’t just a large kit; it is a monumental undertaking. Measuring over 53.5 inches (136cm) long, this set is an absolute beast, dwarfing other famous Lego models like the Titanic. With a staggering 6,130 pieces in total, the Executor Super Star Destroyer stands as one of the largest Lego Star Wars sets in existence, pushing the boundaries of what brick-building can accomplish in the Star Wars universe.

To truly appreciate its monstrous scale, the set features a to-scale Star Destroyer, giving an immediate sense of the vast, imposing architecture of the Imperial fleet. But the sheer size is only part of the spectacle. This epic model is packed with detail, including a unique mini diorama scene that captures the legendary bounty hunter lineup Darth Vader recruits during the time of the Empire Strikes Back. This is a first for Lego, bringing together all six key bounty hunters—including Boba Fett, Dengar, Bossk, and IG-88—in one cohesive scene.

The set also comes equipped with seven minifigures, allowing builders to recreate the full roster of galactic hunters. For those looking to jump into this epic adventure, there is an added incentive: early purchasers will receive a free Lego version of Darth Vader’s lightsaber hilt as a gift-with-purchase, available while stocks last.

The Executor Super Star Destroyer joins a prestigious line of massive creations from Lego. It stands alongside iconic behemoths like the Lego UCS Millennium Falcon and the equally humungous Lego Death Star, cementing its place among the company’s most impressive offerings. This new model proves that Lego is not just adding minifigures, but is capable of crafting truly epic, large-scale worlds.

The massive new set is available for purchase starting October 4, 2026, or sooner for members of the free Lego Insiders program starting October 1. It’s a monumental achievement for the brick-maker, showcasing the incredible creative potential within the Lego system.