LEGO Star Wars: A New Hope Imperial Star Destroyer 75252 Building Kit (4,784 Pieces)
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Features
- Build and display the Devastator, a LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series; a giant of a model from Star Wars: A New Hope that collectors will love to own!
- The Imperial Star Destroyer model includes a display stand, informational fact plaque and 2 Imperial minifigures with weapons for a truly authentic galactic civil war collector's item
- This incredible set also includes a buildable scale model of the Tantive IV that fans will instantly recognize from the opening scenes of the very first Star Wars movie!
- The amazing LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series Imperial Star Destroyer model is a challenging building experience and a great holiday and birthday gift for serious LEGO brick and Star Wars fans ages 16+
- This 4,784-piece collectible on its display stand measures over 17 (44cm) high, 43 (109cm) long and 26 (66cm) wide; in other words, it's HUGE!
Description
Build and display an icon of the Star Wars galactic civil war – the Devastator. With over 4,700 LEGO elements, this Ultimate Collector Series Imperial Star Destroyer model captures all the authentic details of the starship as it appeared in the opening scene of Star Wars: A New Hope, including swiveling guns, a tilting radar dish, huge engine exhausts, intricate surface detailing and of course a buildable scale version of the Rebels' Tantive IV starship to chase down. This galactic civil war UCS starship also includes a display stand with informational fact plaque and 2 Imperial minifigures, making it the perfect LEGO Star Wars collectible for discerning fans.
Brand: LEGO
Age Range (Description): Adult
Color: Multicolor
Theme: Space, Vehicle
Item dimensions L x W x H: 20.98 x 18.11 x 15.16 inches
Brand: LEGO
Age Range (Description): Adult
Color: Multicolor
Theme: Space, Vehicle
Item dimensions L x W x H: 20.98 x 18.11 x 15.16 inches
Material: Plastic
Seasons: All Seasons
Included Components: LEGO Building Elements
Item Weight: 12.41 Kilograms
Size: 1060
Number of Pieces: 4784
Model Name: Imperial Star Destroyer™ 75252
UPC: 673419304245
Global Trade Identification Number: 45
Manufacturer: LEGO
Product Dimensions: 20.98 x 18.11 x 15.16 inches
Item Weight: 27.3 pounds
Item model number: 6251819
Manufacturer recommended age: 16 years and up
Release date: January 1, 2020
Department: girls
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The level of surface detail relative to the 2002 Star Destroyer release (≈3,000 pieces) is stunning. Unlike some other Star Wars ships, the Star Destroyer really lends itself to the Lego treatment. The stubs, which I normally do everything possible to hide, add a texture to the surfaces that stands in well for the tiniest details, while the regular Lego-scale detail pieces bring amazing, movie-like realism where a purely clean, flat surface would appear lacking (very little in the Rebellion era of Star Wars is clean, pure, and flat). The stand is well designed, if a bit on the shaky side, for tabletop display. Unfortunately for me, I don't have a consistent 2' x 3.5' tabletop space to display it. My solution will be to hang it in my stairwell, and this will require filling in some blank spaces where the stand supports currently reside. Fortunately, it does have a deliberate "handle" right at its central balance point to which I can attach several wires for hanging. The overall form is very much look-but-don't-touch. It's extremely delicate, featuring numerous large body panels that seem barely held in place by a few clips and gravity. It's a necessary compromise -- anything more solid at this scale would risk collapsing under its own weight -- but it's hard to escape the impression that I spent $700 on a mostly hollow plastic shell. This is not a knock against the engineering and design. On the contrary, I think the design and planning that clearly went into it are masterful. Brilliant use of existing pieces (no new pieces were created, only one had to be recast in grey), and a build approach that shows deep three-dimensional thinking. Lego's engineering team are geniuses. This is also not a knock against it being very much a "display only" build, rather than a playable build. At my age, I just want to display these beauties, and I often don't even build out the playable interiors. Finally, this is a great addition to the recent iconic ship releases from Star Wars. The Tantive IV (75244) has the distinction of being the very first ship we saw in Star Wars (on movie screens in 1977). But it was this ship, second to be seen, the Imperial Star Destroyer DEVASTATOR, swelling endlessly to fill the entire theater, that literally caused audience mouths to drop open. It was the ultimate cinematic OMG moment that grabbed us and held us for the next 2+ hours -- and 40+ years. Thank you George Lucas, and thank you Lego.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2020 by Kennedy Brandt
Super fun and clear instructions, now the centerpiece of my table.
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2025 by Darian
Ok. So, we bought this set for my son at the onset of COVID... he was 9 at the time. I'd do alot of the setup and supervision and he did most of the building. All in all, this set took him (us) a good long while - maybe two months of picking at it. I recently had to deconstruct it down to step 14... he accidentally flipped two of the support pieces and it became unstable and fell. The stand is built into this set, so make sure your pieces are securely connected. I'd say to "Kragle" them, but if you mess up, yikes! Only took a few hours of disassembly, it comes apart in big chunks. This set is absolutely massive. I hope you have an awesome space to display it, not something to ever tear apart, and it was pretty complex to build. This is the second UCS Lego he's done. We did the Death Star already and now that this is fixed proper... the Falcon is on deck! Highly recommend, these are so much fun and super impressive when completed!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2021 by anonomous anonomous
Incredible set of one of the most iconic ships of all SW. the price may turn many off but it’s well worth it, the thing is HUGE and is an awe to look at. It’s also made of bigger pieces than the falcon, thus requiring a lot less monotonous building. It was really fun to build and is very strong, unlike the falcon with its loose panels. I love this set and easily recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2020 by Clark DeVitis
I obviously knew this was going to be a big set. The detail is great and it was a nice build it once the frame was built and the top and bottom body plates were being placed I realized the sheer size of the set. Definitely worth it just make sure to have plenty of space to display and build it. The stand could also be a little more sturdy I found the ship would sway back and forth in a way.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2021 by Stephanie
Husband has wanted one of these forever. He was shocked and it's safe to say I won chridtmas lol. Package came fast and was sturdy. No dents or anything. It's HUGE though.
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025 by Sara O.
I haven't done anything with Legos since I was a kid. I'm 42 now and when I saw this on amazon, I quickly bought it. What a joy to build this. First time I have seen Lego number the bags which made it easy to build. The detail on it is crazy good. It dominates my room and I find my self constantly looking at it. It IS WELL WORTH the price. Some notes. Get your self some zip lock bags. It as many small pieces so if you don't build it in one day, its a good idea to separate the pieces and put them in bags. Follow the directions and ONLY open the bags for which step you are on! Book tells you what bag number to use for the portion of the build you are on. Most important. Get super glue. though you are not meant to play with this beauty, while building it and handling it, I found some parts would come off. So I got super glue and didn't have that worry anymore. Again it is well worth the price, and it makes for a awesome display!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2021 by Raven Duskwood Raven Duskwood
To get this out of the way... this lego set is not overpriced. The price per piece isn't great at first glance but most of the pieces are big grey plates. This set was great! There were 2 Major downfalls though. 1. The minifigs are terrible. The choice of minifigs is poor not to mention the quantity. 2 minifigs for $700? 2. The plates. This isn't as big of a problem as the minifigs. It probably was just me but some of the plates are very hard to put together. This is a build for kids probably 11+. Not to mention they have to have some expeirence building nicer lego sets. I'd say 10+ if they have help from a parent. Great but minifigs are pretty poor...
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2020 by John Nix