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LEGO Unravels ‘Star Wars’ Venator Attack Cruiser Set Consisting Of 5,374 Pieces

By Mikelle Leow, 13 Sep 2023

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LEGO is lifting off in galactic fashion to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Star Wars’ Clone Wars. Its latest otherworldly build is a LEGO Star Wars Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser, a model that’s been much-requested by fans.

 

With a whopping 5,374 pieces, this detailed set pays intricate homage to the iconic vessel used by the Republic during the Clone Wars.

 

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Measuring over 12.5 inches in height, 43 inches in length, and 21 inches in width, this buildable kit is a show-stopping centerpiece that any Star Wars aficionado would be proud to assemble. It features authentic details like striking red stripes, a command bridge, and even a hangar containing a brick-built scale model of a Republic Gunship.

 

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Steering this ship are two minifigures of Captain Rex and Admiral Yularen, ready to take their places on the in-built stand. An information plaque and a special brick celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Clone Wars add the finishing touches to this spectacular centerpiece.

 

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For those eager to get their hands on this formidable model, the ​​​Star Wars â€‹building ​set will first be available for LEGO Insiders members on October 1, before launching into LEGO stores far far away and on the LEGO website on October 4 for US$649.99. Considering its complexity, the project—part of LEGO’s Ultimate Collector Series—is recommended for fans ages 18 and up.

 

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[via Gizmodo and Polygon, images via LEGO]

This article was crafted with assistance from an AI engine, and has been manually reviewed & edited.

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