Command the Galaxy: Inside the LEGO® Star Wars™ Executor Super Star Destroyer™

There’s big. There’s LEGO® big. And then there’s this.

The LEGO Star Wars™ Executor Super Star Destroyer (75457) is here. It doesn’t just push the boundaries of the Ultimate Collector Series; it rewrites them entirely. This is officially the longest LEGO Star Wars brick-built model ever made. Darth Vader’s personal flagship has never looked quite so… at home.

Whether you’re a lifelong Star Wars fan, a UCS collector, or someone who simply appreciates an extraordinary build, this set is going to take your breath away. Let’s take a closer look.

Darth Vader wasn’t going to fly something small, was he?

The Executor Super Star Destroyer is, in the world of Star Wars, one of the most intimidating vessels ever created: 62,336 feet (19,000 meters) of pure Imperial power, dwarfing every Star Destroyer in its path. Well, this LEGO version doesn’t do it any disservice.

At 53.5 in. (136 cm) long, 20 in. (50 cm) wide, and standing over 7.5 in. (20 cm) high on its built-in display stand, this 6,130-piece set is a feat of brick engineering. Its dagger-like silhouette is instantly recognizable, with the Executor’s streamlined hull tapering to a razor-sharp point at the bow.

Here’s the clever part: the set comes with a brick-built Imperial Star Destroyer, constructed at the same scale. Placed side by side, you get a real sense of the Executor’s sheer enormity.

Keep your eyes peeled on the back of the Star Destroyer’s bridge tower. There’s a small printed Millennium Falcon tile hiding on the rear, a sneaky nod to one of the most iconic escapes in the entire saga.

Look closer. No, closer than that.

With 6,130 pieces, prepare for a detailed-packed build. The Executor’s iconic bridge is recreated in impressive detail, complete with the command deck where one of the franchise’s most memorable scenes played out.

Look across the model and you’ll notice something else: transparent tiles scattered all across the hull, running along the trench between the upper and lower hull and continuing throughout.

These are a new decorative element designed to give the impression of the Executor’s countless windows and its striking effect. Catch the light at the right angle and the whole ship comes alive.

Flip the model over and you’re rewarded with another iconic angle: the engines. The underside of the Executor is packed with detail, from the engine assembly to the fine work running through the trench. It’s a view that doesn’t get nearly enough attention on screen, but here it finally gets its due.

Despite the sheer scale of the build, the Executor remains impressively sleek and thin in profile, which only makes the detail work feel more remarkable. The longer you look, the more you find.

The Empire’s most wanted, now in your collection!

Now, let’s talk about the crew. The set comes with a dedicated display build of the Executor’s bridge interior: a minifigure stage that brings the whole scene to life. The lineup? One fans have been waiting years for:

Darth Vader: the Dark Lord himself. No introduction needed. Vader’s presence aboard the Executor represents the very peak of Imperial power, and his minifigure anchors the bridge build with appropriate authority.

Boba Fett: the galaxy’s most feared bounty hunter. The only one that Vader felt compelled to single out with a warning: “No disintegrations.” Boba Fett needs no further endorsement than that.

Dengar: the Corellian-born bounty hunter with a grudge and a reputation for getting results. Dengar is a fan favorite whose wrap-around bandaged look is one of the most distinctive in the franchise.

Bossk: a Trandoshan bounty hunter and expert tracker, Bossk made quite the impression on Imperial officers when they came face-to-face with a lizard man carrying a very large gun. One that stands out in the entire lineup.

IG-88: the assassin droid with the unsettling head-turn. Cool, calculating, and one of the most visually striking to appear in a Star Wars movie.

4-LOM and Zuckuss: the duo that rounds out the six. An insectoid droid bounty hunter and his Force-sensitive Gand partner, two characters with deep lore for fans who’ve delved into the expanded universe.

For the first time ever, all six bounty hunters from The Empire Strikes Back™ appear together in a single LEGO set.

Even though the bridge moment in The Empire Strikes Back lasts less than a minute on screen, it’s one of those scenes that expands the galaxy effortlessly. Something that this LEGO Star Wars set captures perfectly. All it needs is the Imperial March playing softly in the background.