"The Lego Star Wars UCS Death Star will no longer be exclusive to the Lego Store starting January 1. The enormous 9,023-piece model is available to preorder for $1,000 at Amazon. If you're a Prime member, you can start building the Death Star as soon as January 2. Even if you aren't a Prime member, Amazon estimates January 5 for the free delivery option. This is notable because the Death Star is currently on backorder for 60 days at the Lego Store."
"As of December 22, Amazon is the only major retailer taking preorders for the UCS Death Star. Given its size and lofty price, we wouldn't be surprised if some retailers don't carry it--and we'd expect inventory to be limited. Amazon is also taking preorders for two smaller Star Wars Lego sets that are bound to be popular. The UCS Death Star first launched at the Lego Store October 1."
"At 9,023 pieces, it's the biggest Star Wars model in Lego's 25-plus year history with the brand and the fifth largest Lego set overall. The Death Star also shattered the record for most expensive Lego set ever. At $1,000, it's $150 more than the popular 7,541-piece UCS Millennium Falcon, which held the title of largest Star Wars Lego set for eight years."
The Lego Star Wars UCS Death Star becomes available outside the Lego Store on January 1, with Amazon accepting preorders at $1,000. Prime members can receive delivery as soon as January 2, while standard free delivery is estimated for January 5. The set contains 9,023 pieces, making it the largest Star Wars Lego model and the fifth largest Lego set overall, and it retails $150 more than the 7,541-piece UCS Millennium Falcon. As of December 22, Amazon is the only major retailer taking preorders, and the Death Star is on a 60-day backorder at the Lego Store, suggesting limited inventory. Amazon is also taking preorders for mid-size Venator-Class and BB-8 sets, while the Lego Store lists an AT-AT Walker preorder.
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