Lego’s largest and most detailed X-Wing has landed for $239.99

Lego is releasing a brand new X-wing model just in time for May 4, known as “May the Fourth” in Star Wars parlance. The $239.99 model is available to order right now if you’re a Lego VIP member (it’s free to sign up) but everyone else will be able to buy one starting at 12:00 a.m. EDT, May 4.

This is the sixth iteration of Luke Skywalker’s Red Five X-Wing, and it’s Lego’s largest and most detailed version of the fabled starfighter. The 1,949-piece model measures 21.5 inches in length, making it more than seven times the size of the original 263-piece set that came out in 1999.

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Lego X-Wing

• $240

Prices taken at time of publishing.

The sixth, and so far, the largest version of Luke’s X-Wing is made of 1,949 individual pieces and measures 22 inches from stem to stern. The T-65 X-Wing is a reliable starfighter that can handle crash landings and blow up moon-sized superweapons. Just don’t let your cat near it.

• $240 at Lego

In celebration of May 4, Lego is offering a number of exclusive bonus items for orders placed through May 7. Orders of at least $150 worth of Lego Star Wars kits will get an adorable miniature model of the Death Star II, while orders of $40 or more get a mini X-Wing. Additionally, Lego VIP members will earn double points on all Lego Star Wars purchases, and get a collector’s coin set with purchases of $85 or more.

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Grid View

• Lego X-Wing (1999) - 263 pieces Image: Lego
• Lego X-Wing Ultimate Collector’s Series (2000) - 1,304 pieces Image: Lego
• Lego X-Wing (2006) - 437 pieces Image: Lego
• Lego X-Wing (2012) - 560 pieces Image: Lego
• Lego X-Wing Ultimate Collector’s Series (2013) - 1,559 pieces Image: Lego
• Lego X-Wing (2023) - 1,949 pieces Image: Lego

The 2023 X-wing will make a sizeable addition to your collection but is still paltry when compared to sets like the Millenium Falcon (7,541 pieces) or the AT-AT (6,785 pieces).

Lego Millennium Falcon

• $815
• $850
• 5% off

Prices taken at time of publishing.

The Millennium Falcon is one of the most famous starships in the Star Wars saga, and one of the largest Star Wars Lego sets, too, with a whopping 7,541 pieces.

• $815 at Amazon
• $850 at Lego

Lego AT-AT

• $850

Prices taken at time of publishing.

The definitive Lego version of the Imperial All-Terrain-Armored-Transport stands 25 inches high and is one of the largest Lego sets with 6,785 individual pieces.

• $850 at Amazon
• $850 at Lego
• $850 at Target