What are the most expensive Lego sets in the world?

Fans of Lego Star Wars, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, understand the joy of questing for the rarest and most expensive Lego sets. Some so difficult to obtain, that prices soar and can exceed a thousand euros.

In this article, we have listed for you the most expensive Lego sets still on the market and the retired Lego sets that are sold at a second hand price on the internet (the most expensive Lego set in the world?).

List of the most expensive Lego Sets still available

1. LEGO Star Wars (75192) Millennium Falcon

lego 75192 faucon millenium

The Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon is the largest and most complete model ever built. In total, it features 7,500 pieces, making it one of the largest Lego models ever made. This set contains a depiction of Han Solo's iconic Corellian freighter.

It includes many exterior elements, four laser cannons above and below, landing stands, a mobile boarding ramp and a cockpit with a removable roof that can accommodate 4 minifigures.

This LEGO UCS Star Wars set measures over 21 cm high, 84 cm long and 60 cm wide.

The price is 827€ on Amazon.

2. Lego Star Wars (75313) AT-AT

Lego® Star Wars 75313 AT-AT

This AT-AT has an impressive height of 62 cm. It can accommodate up to 40 LEGO characters (9 of which are included, like General Veers and Luke Skywalker), plus four speeders (two of which are included) and an E-Web repeating blaster.

In addition, in the head/cockpit, two LEGO characters can sit comfortably, although you can place an extra person there. Finally, a special plaque is included as decoration.

This Star Wars set costs €849.99 on the Lego website

3. Lego Creator Expert (10294) Titanic

LEGO® The Titanic

This set has a length of 135 cm, it is one of the longest Lego models ever created. Containing over 9,000 bricks, it will offer hours of enjoyable construction and an impressive piece when completed.

This set is priced at €679.99 on the official Lego website.

SEE LEGO 10294 SET ON LEGO.COM

4. The Lego Set (10307) The Eiffel Tower

The Lego Eiffel Tower

This set is available since November 25, 2022. There are 10001 pieces, the Eiffel Tower in Lego is 149 cm high and 57 x 57 cm base. The construction is separated into four parts, making it simple to store and move around without destroying any parts. It is currently on sale on the Lego website for €629.99.

This set is ideal for those who love to explore the world and learn its history!

SEE LEGO 10307 SET ON LEGO.COM

5. Lego Star Wars (75331) UCS Razor Crest

Lego® Star Wars 75331 UCS Razor Crest

Finally, the UCS Razor Crest, consists of 6,187 pieces and costs €599.99. This is a replica of the ST-70 assault ship that is sure to appeal to fans of the Star Wars series.

The box also comes with an exhibit of LEGO Star Wars minifigures from The Mandalorian, Mythrol and Kuiil, as well as Grogu in an Egg and the formable LEGO interpretation of a Blurrg.

List of the most expensive Lego sets retired

1. LEGO (10189) The Taj Mahal, first edition

LEGO 10189 Taj Mahal, First Edition jpg

For starters, this Lego set includes more than 5,900 precise and detailed pieces, which capture the majesty and beauty of the Taj Mahal. The authentic colors and textures give this masterpiece a realistic and imposing presence. With real glass windows, soft and detailed doors, and stunning towers...

This set is currently for sale on Ebay for €5,770.91 new.

SEE LEGO 10189 SET ON EBAY

2. The Legoland'Mini Train Steen Sig Andersen Lego Character Indoor Tour

The Legoland'Mini Character Train Steen Sig Andersen LEGO Indoor Tour

This Legoland'mini set is a train recreation of the Legoland amusement park. It is quite rare to find copies, there are only 80 copies in the world.

This set has 548 pieces and costs €5209.93 new on Ebay.

3. Lego Star Wars (7662) Trade Federation

Lego Star Wars 7662 Trade Federation

LEGO Star Wars 7662 Trade Federation includes minifigures of famous characters such as Obi-Wan Kenobi, Qui-Gon Jinn, Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala.

It comes with detailed instructions, making it easy to assemble. This game is ideal for Star Wars and Lego fans, as it allows you to recreate scenes from the Star Wars universe and stage intergalactic battles.

The set is 1639,78€ new on Ebay.

SEE LEGO 7662 SET ON EBAY

4. The LEGO Castle Leo Set (6098/6091)

 

LEGO 6098

The Lego Castle Leo 6098/6091 Set offers unlimited play possibilities, with a medieval castle, throne, dungeon and even a pirate ship. The figures include a king, a princess, a knight, a dog and a dragon.

With more than 600 pieces, this set is priced at €1439.82 new on Ebay.

SEE LEGO 6098 SET ON EBAY

5. Lego Star Wars (10188) Death Star

Lego Star Wars 10188 Death Star

The Lego Star Wars 10188 Death Star set is incredibly detailed and entertaining. It includes 24 minifigures, a spaceship and weapons to recreate mythical scenes from the Star Wars saga. In addition, the black star is 41 cm high and 42 cm wide. This set is very popular with Star Wars collectors and fans.

Its price is currently €999.00 new on Ebay.

SEE LEGO 10188 SET ON EBAY

most expensive lego set in the world

In conclusion, the most expensive and rare Lego sets are precious objects that feed the market of collectors and unfortunately speculators at the same time. The prices of these Lego sets can reach astronomical sums and are available only on the secondary market (eBay, StockX, Catawiki ...).

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About Arnaud Magelle

Arnaud, I'm 46 years old and a Lego enthusiast. I was reintroduced to Lego thanks to my children, and since then I can't do without them. I share my opinions and findings on the latest Lego news and releases with readers.

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