The Most Complete LEGO Star Wars Collection Ever Assembled

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Every set. Every promo. Every piece. Original research and documentation of the rarest items in LEGO Star Wars history — built by a collector who has most of them.

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Items That Define the Collection

1999 Toy Fair Diorama

The rarest item from the first year of LEGO Star Wars. Original recipient identified.

2005 Toy Fair VIP Gala Set

55 or 75 made. A custom slipcase housing a sealed retail set. Nobody knew it existed.

Chrome Gold C-3PO

10,000 made. 250-to-1 odds. Three variants — including one almost nobody knows about.

Celebration IV Exclusive

500 made. $49.99. You had to win a raffle first. This collection holds #196 and #369.

Han Solo / Indiana Jones Chamber

100 made. Harrison Ford plays both. A rotating diorama celebrating two universes at once.

2013 NY Toy Fair Yoda Diorama

150 made. This collection holds #014 and #037. The most detailed Yoda diorama LEGO ever produced.

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Still Missing. Seriously Wanted.

The most complete LEGO Star Wars collection in existence has gaps. If you have one of these — or know where one is — please get in touch. A serious offer is on the table.

Commander Cody Maxi-Figure

32 made. UK Toys R Us raffle, 2008. 29 of 32 completely unaccounted for.

Christmas Yoda Maxi-Figure

Approximately 3 made. LEGO employee Christmas gift. Possibly the rarest item in this entire catalog.

Luminara Unduli Invitation Figure

2005 NY Toy Fair exclusive. Unknown quantity. The companion piece to the Anakin already in this collection.

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The Builds

Built from Scratch.
Documented in Full.

The NY I ♥ Yoda Statue was a LEGO Club Magazine contest prize. Only three were ever made. This is the first publicly available building instructions for a replica — reverse engineered from photographs and video.

More builds coming as the collection grows — including the 1999 Toy Fair Diorama and the Transformation Chamber.

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