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LEGO® Star Wars · 75192 · 2017
Millennium Falcon (Ultimate Collector Series)
Iconic but expensive per piece – wait for a November offer, then decide
7,541 pieces · List price $849.99· Retiring soon
The UCS Millennium Falcon has been on sale since 2017 and Brickset expects it to retire on 31 December 2026. At 9,999.90 kr it costs about 1.33 kr per piece. Wait for Insiders Weekend and Black Friday; if no real offer appears, buy at list only if this is the one Star Wars set you want.
Where to buy
| Store | Price | Checked | Go to store |
|---|---|---|---|
| LEGO.com | SEK 9,999.90 | Go to store ↗ |
Prices change often. Always check the price in the store before you buy.
Good
- The flagship Star Wars display model
- Minifigures from two eras
- A long, absorbing build
Not so good
- About 1.33 kr per piece – the priciest here
- A 2017 design
- Retiring, so the window to wait is short
The facts
- 7,541 pieces. Minifigures from both the original trilogy (Han Solo, Chewbacca, Princess Leia, C-3PO) and the sequel era (older Han Solo, Rey, Finn), plus BB-8, two porgs and a mynock (LEGO.com).
- List price on LEGO.com Sweden: 9,999.90 kr (checked 3 November 2026) – about 1.33 kr per piece. US $849.99, UK £734.99 (Brickset).
- On sale since October 2017. Brickset lists an exit date of 31 December 2026.
Who should buy it
Star Wars fans who want the flagship ship and will display it. Few LEGO models are as instantly recognisable.
Who should skip it
Anyone buying on value. Per piece it is the most expensive set in our current verdicts: Rivendell is about 0.98 kr and Sagrada Família about 0.78 kr per piece. It is also a design from 2017.
Price verdict
There are two LEGO sales events before the expected exit date: Insiders Weekend on 21–22 November and Black Friday to Cyber Monday on 27–30 November. There is no reason to pay list price today.
Verdict: Wait – but not past mid-December. Our target is 8,500 kr (about 15% under list). If nothing close appears and you still want it, decide before Christmas; after retirement you depend on whatever stock is left.
How we set target prices: the target is a level we consider good value, based on price per piece and comparable sets. It is not a prediction that any store will reach it.
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