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The complete list of LEGO Star Wars sets from the Ultimate Collector Series, from the line's debut in 2000 to the newest models. Sorted by piece count, with the current price from Polish stores next to every entry.
| Rank | Set | Pieces | Catalogue price | Best price today |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gwiazda Śmierci75419 | Star Wars | 2025 | 9,031 pcs | 4199,99 zł | 3599,00 zł |
| 2 | Sokół Millennium™75192 | Star Wars | 2017 | 7,541 pcs | 3599,99 zł | 2537,94 zł |
| 3 | AT-AT75313 | Star Wars | 2021 | 6,785 pcs | 3699,99 zł | 4899,99 zł |
| 4 | The Razor Crest75331 | Star Wars | 2022 | 6,187 pcs | 2599,99 zł | 2659,00 zł |
| 5 | Gwiezdny Niszczyciel typu Venator75367 | Star Wars | 2023 | 5,381 pcs | 2799,99 zł | 2121,90 zł |
| 6 | Millennium Falcon10179 | Star Wars | 2007 | 5,198 pcs | - | No offers |
| 7 | Imperial Star Destroyer75252 | Star Wars | 2019 | 4,784 pcs | 3299,99 zł | 4949,99 zł |
| 8 | Death Star75159 | Star Wars | 2016 | 4,024 pcs | 2300,00 zł | 5668,95 zł |
| 9 | Barka Jabby™75397 | Star Wars | 2024 | 3,946 pcs | 2149,99 zł | 1699,00 zł |
| 10 | Death Star10188 | Star Wars | 2008 | 3,807 pcs | - | 4699,00 zł |
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How this ranking is built
The list covers sets the manufacturer marks as Ultimate Collector Series, sorted by piece count. For the oldest entries the catalogue price can be unreliable, because the sources store today's collector value for them, so we show it only where it makes sense. Store prices come from current offers.
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What the UCS line is
The Ultimate Collector Series is the collector line of LEGO Star Wars, launched in 2000 and aimed at adult fans. UCS sets are built to model scale rather than play scale: instead of room for minifigures and play features you get faithful proportions, a display stand and a plaque with the vehicle's technical data. This is the line that produced the largest and most expensive Star Wars sets ever made.
How to recognise a UCS set
The tell-tale signs are a black box with minimalist artwork, an 18+ age marking, a high piece count and an information plaque included with the model. Not every large Star Wars set belongs to UCS: the manufacturer also uses labels such as Master Builder Series for models built at a similar scale that are not part of the collector line.
UCS versus regular Star Wars sets
Regular Star Wars sets are designed for play: opening cockpits, room for minifigures, spring-loaded shooters. UCS goes the other way and prioritises looks and detail. That shows up in the price and the build time, but also in how long the interest lasts: UCS models are far more likely to end up on a display shelf than back in the box.
Do UCS sets gain value
On the Polish secondary market the UCS line has a reputation as one of the steadiest, mostly because of limited availability after retirement and the strength of the licence. That is not a guarantee, though: appreciation is best checked per model, by looking at the price history and how long the set stayed in regular retail.
Frequently asked questions
What does UCS mean in LEGO?
UCS stands for Ultimate Collector Series, the collector line of LEGO Star Wars sets aimed at adults. Sets in this line are larger, more detailed and built to model scale, with a display stand and a technical data plaque instead of play features.
How many LEGO UCS sets are there?
Our catalogue holds over 40 sets marked as Ultimate Collector Series, from the line's debut in 2000 to the latest releases. The full list with piece counts and current prices is above.
Which UCS set is the largest?
The largest UCS sets exceed 9000 pieces, and they are the successive versions of the Death Star and the Millennium Falcon. The ranking on this page shows the current order along with piece counts.
Are UCS sets a good investment?
UCS sets are among the most frequently cited as collector-stable, thanks to limited availability after retirement and a strong licence. Treat that as a starting point rather than a rule: before calling a specific model an investment, check its price history and how long it stayed in regular retail.