The previous Death Star iterations, 10143 (3,449 pieces), 10186 (3,806 pieces), and 75159 (4,016 pieces) already take up considerable space, so just imagine how enormous the new set will be. Should the news prove true, it will replace the 10276 Colosseum, which carries 9,036 pieces, as the biggest LEGO kit to date. © Provided by Geek CultureĪccording to German website Promobricks, the set is rumoured to feature a whopping 11,000 pieces at US$799 and have 75313 as its number. Now, word has it that the collection isn’t complete just yet, as the fourth – and largest – Death Star appears to be ready for landing on Earth. In the brick-building scene, the galactic superweapon is known to be a familiar, comforting presence, having spawned three LEGO sets of a different piece count over 11 years. The Death Star has become a widely recognised element of the Star Wars franchise, with its popularity hardly fizzling out even after decades.
The newest incarnation of this dreaded superweapon, however, had a monstrous diameter of over 900 kilometers, demonstrating the intellectual and. Like its predecessor, the Death Star II was made of quadanium steel and equally divided into two hemispheres, which were in turn subdivided into 12 zones. Ho Ching: Newly-approved COVID-19 vaccine from India could be an option instead of Sinovac © Provided by Geek Culture 10143 Death Star II is a 3,449 piece Ultimate Collectors Series Star Wars set released in 2005.
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