Ultimate Collector Series
- Sets
- 50
- Since
- 2000
- Newest set
- 2026
The Ultimate Collector Series is where Star Wars goes big. Fifty display models released between 2000 and 2026 are gathered here with their parts lists.
Sets per decade
50 sets
2020s
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The Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter
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Death Star
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Jango Fett's Firespray-Class Starship
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AT-ST Walker
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Jabba's Sail Barge
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TIE Interceptor
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Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser
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X-Wing Starfighter
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The Razor Crest
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Luke Skywalker's Landspeeder
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AT-AT
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Republic Gunship
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A-Wing Starfighter
2010s
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Imperial Star Destroyer
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Y-Wing Starfighter
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Millennium Falcon
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Snowspeeder
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Death Star
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Assault on Hoth
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Slave I
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TIE Fighter
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Sandcrawler
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Ewok Village
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Red Five X-Wing Starfighter
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R2-D2
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B-wing Starfighter
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Super Star Destroyer
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Imperial Shuttle
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Obi-Wan's Jedi Starfighter
2000s
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Republic Dropship with AT-OT
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Tantive IV
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Death Star
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General Grievous
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Millennium Falcon
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Motorized Walking AT-AT
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Vader's TIE Advanced
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Imperial AT-ST
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Death Star II
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Sandcrawler
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Y-wing Attack Starfighter
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TIE Fighter Collection
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Rebel Snowspeeder
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Cloud City
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Imperial Star Destroyer
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Yoda
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Naboo Starfighter
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Darth Maul
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Rebel Blockade Runner
About Ultimate Collector Series
Built for display, not for play
This sub-theme of Star Wars is aimed squarely at adult collectors. Accuracy and scale matter more than play features, and many models come with a stand and an information plaque about the original craft. The series started in 2000 and piece counts have climbed steadily since, with several recent releases passing the 6,000-piece mark. Starships dominate, but walkers and large locations such as the Death Star are part of the line too. These are models that need a dedicated spot at home, and most owners plan the shelf or cabinet before they open the box.
The top eight by piece count
Death Star (75419-1) from 2025 is the largest at 9,031 pieces. Millennium Falcon (75192-1, 2017) follows with 7,541, then AT-AT (75313-1, 2021) with 6,785 and The Razor Crest (75331-1, 2022) with 6,187. Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser (75367-1, 2023) has 5,381 pieces and Imperial Star Destroyer (75252-1, 2019) 4,784. Five of the eight largest sets date from 2019 or later, which shows how far the series has grown in recent years.
Old and new versions
Some subjects have been revisited. The first large Millennium Falcon (10179-1) arrived in 2007 with 5,198 pieces, a decade before its 7,541-piece successor. The Death Star appears twice as well: 75159-1 from 2016 with 4,024 pieces and the far larger 2025 model. Comparing the two parts lists shows how building techniques and part choice have changed over the years.
Rebuilding a retired model
Older UCS sets are expensive on the second-hand market. If you have a large collection of loose bricks, ‘What can I build?’ on Bricoria compares any set with your inventory and shows how much is still missing.
FAQ
- When did the Ultimate Collector Series start?
- The first sets appeared in 2000; 50 have been released up to 2026.
- What is the largest UCS set?
- Death Star (75419-1) from 2025, with 9,031 pieces.
- Is the 2007 Millennium Falcon the same as the 2017 one?
- No. 10179-1 from 2007 has 5,198 pieces, while the 2017 model, 75192-1, has 7,541.