Amazon has dropped the price of LEGO's infamous Death Star set to its lowest-ever as part of its Amazon Prime Day event, currently running from 23-26 June 2026.
Usually retailing at £899.99, Amazon is currently selling the Star Wars build for £725.79, reduced by 19%.
Previously, the epic build was reduced by 15% to £764.98 during Amazon's Spring Deal Days event in March this year.
LEGO Star Wars Death Star Building Set (LEGO 75419)
While there have been other LEGO Death Star sets previously created – and now retired – this is by far the largest produced by the brand. At 9,023 pieces and standing at a huge 70cm high, it's one of LEGO's biggest ever builds.
Released last October, it's a merging of two models from A New Hope and Return of the Jedi. LEGO's tribute to the Death Star includes details like Princess Leia's holding cell, Emperor Palpatine's throne room and the hangar control room.
To complete the set, it comes with the display plaque and stand that most LEGO Star Wars sets come with, to truly show off your epic build (though we think the Death Star speaks for itself, in this case).
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There's also a whopping 38 minifigures that come with the Death Star, comprised of 36 Star Wars characters and two LEGO droids. As another nod to the attention to detail, both Luke Skywalker and Hans Solo minifigures feature twice (Luke appears as both a Jedi and Stormtrooper).
It's not the only LEGO Star Wars set subject to a discount during Amazon Prime Day this June. Take a look at other discounts below:
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LEGO Star Wars Rebel U-Wing Starfighter Building Toy (LEGO 75399)
LEGO Star Wars TIE Bomber (LEGO 75347)
LEGO Star Wars TIE Interceptor (LEGO 75382)
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