75457 Executor Super Star Destroyer: LEGO's Longest Star Wars Model Yet
LEGO has officially revealed 75457 Executor Super Star Destroyer, a 6,130-piece Ultimate Collector Series set rated 18+ and priced at £649.99 / $799.99 / €749.99. It goes on sale via LEGO.com and LEGO Stores on 1 October 2026.
At 136 cm long, the Executor Super Star Destroyer is the longest LEGO Star Wars brick-built model ever made - a centimetre longer than 10294 Titanic. The Executor has appeared in LEGO form twice before: 10221 Super Star Destroyer (2011, 3,152 pieces) drew persistent criticism for being too slender, while 75356 Executor Super Star Destroyer (2023, 630 pieces) offered a more approachable take for those who wanted the silhouette without the shelf commitment. This release steps well above both in scale and ambition.
To achieve that length, the design team built a LEGO System core with slender Technic outriggers anchoring the exterior panels - structural strength without unnecessary bulk. A newly designed decorated tile appears 60 times across the hull to simulate the ship's random light patterns; the graphic works across multiple orientations and overlaps, so the effect reads as organic rather than repeated. Dense central greebling contrasts with cleaner side panels, matching the Executor's appearance in The Empire Strikes Back.
Controlled inversions mid-build expose both stud and tube sides, adding richer detail to the centre spine and underside. The completed model sits on a built-in minimal stand alongside a companion Star Destroyer built to scale, with a tiny Millennium Falcon on a 1x1 round tile as a nod to the Executor's colossal proportions.
Seven minifigures are included: Darth Vader and, for the first time in a single set, all six bounty hunters from their famous briefing aboard the Executor - Boba Fett, Dengar (with a refreshed backpack build), Bossk (dual-moulded legs), IG-88 (brand-new moulded head), 4-LOM, and Zuckuss. A minifigure-scale bridge scene lets you recreate that gathering.
The caveats are size and price. At 136 cm, anyone who already struggled to house the 124 cm 10221 will need to find more space still. Admiral Piett is absent, which stings given his role in the very bridge scene the set depicts - he remains exclusive to 10221. At £649.99 this is firmly adult collector territory; anyone buying for a child would be better served by the 75356.
Shoppers who purchase 75457 between 1 and 10 October 2026 will receive 40897 Darth Vader's Lightsaber as a gift with purchase, available while stocks last.