Step into the world of Star Wars with the Lego UCS 75252 Imperial Star Destroyer, one of the most impressive and detailed sets ever created in the Lego Star Wars universe. In this speed build, watch ...

This massive LEGO Imperial Star Destroyer includes thousands of pieces and a fully detailed interior. The Star Destroyer is ...

Get ready for an exciting and fast-paced Lego Star Wars 75190 First Order Star Destroyer speed build! Watch as we take on the challenge of assembling this iconic model from the Star Wars universe, ...

Dan Stevens has joined the cast of Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy – Pieces of the Past animated sequel series at Disney+.

Fortnite introduces the Star Destroyer from Star Wars. This addition is part of a crossover event. Players can now command this massive ship. Only one team or player can control it per match.

The latest iteration of Chapter 6 has been filled with speedy vehicles and power-packed lightsabers. The Star Wars Season is about to come to an explosive end, so Epic has introduced yet another ...

A number of Star Wars-themed skins are headed to the Season 3 Battle Pass, including General Grievous and Poe Dameron. You can read all about the new Battle Pass skins right here.

To celebrate its 25th anniversary of working with Star Wars, LEGO is also releasing new sets including the Empire's TIE Interceptor ship and an incredibly detailed replica of the Mos Eisley Cantina.

Article Summary LEGO releases a new Imperial Star Destroyer set with 1,555 pieces and 7 minifigures. The set features a carry handle, spring-loaded shooters, accessible interior, and more ...

The Imperial Star Destroyer LEGO set is available for pre-order at LEGO’s official website now. You can transport one home for $159.99. It will start shipping this summer on August 1, 2024.

The Lego Star Wars Executor Super Star Destroyer, with an MSRP of just $69.99, is one of the best examples. Not only is it a fantastic set to look at, it's surprisingly big given its cost — and ...

That’s just a Star Destroyer. You have your own Star Destroyer," as RushBoomtackle puts it. Elsewhere, Starfield pilots are making the tiniest ships they can, including a 199-mass beauty.