The LEGO® UCS Venator #75367 is expected to retire around December 2026. It is still at retail for $649.99, a little over three years after its October 2023 launch.
It sits in the Last Call group on our list of retiring LEGO® sets alongside 271 other sets expected to leave in December 2026.
Expected to leave LEGO.com around December 2026
Three years for the ship fans asked about for a decade
A UCS Venator was the most requested Star Wars set in the hobby for years before LEGO® finally released one in October 2023 for the Clone Wars 20th anniversary. I wrote about it through the rumor stage and on release day, and the thing that stood out then still does: the demand never cooled. 6,652 Brickset members own one and 5,265 still want one, a ratio that gives it a Heat Index of 99.1. In the whole December 2026 wave, only the UCS Falcon and Rivendell run hotter.
Three years and change is a normal life for a $650 set, but this one felt like it should have had longer. The run ends with a lot of unmet demand, and unmet demand on a UCS capital ship is what created the legend of the original 2007 Falcon. I will leave the forecasting to the resale sites.
The set file
5,374 pieces build a cruiser roughly 109 cm (43 inches) long, with the red command stripes, a bridge, and a hangar bay holding a microscale Republic Gunship. It is one of the fifteen biggest sets currently at retail and among the largest Star Wars sets you can still buy, behind only the Death Star, the UCS Falcon and the Executor. Two minifigures, Captain Rex and Admiral Yularen, stand on the display base. At 12.1 cents per piece it is priced like a monument, not a parts pack, which is how UCS capital ships have always worked.
Before the exit date
Retail is $649.99 at LEGO.com until stock runs out. Sets at this price rarely get discounted, though double Insiders points events do come around. Once it retires, availability moves to resellers at whatever price the market sets. If the Venator was your someday set, the calendar has now filled in the day.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the LEGO® UCS Venator retire?
Brickset tracks the expected exit for December 2026, ending a run that began in October 2023. This page refreshes from that data every night.
How much is LEGO® 75367?
$649.99 US at retail, the same as launch. At 5,374 pieces that is 12.1 cents per piece.
How big is the UCS Venator?
5,374 pieces and about 109 cm (43 inches) long on its stand. It is one of the largest Star Wars sets currently sold and among the fifteen biggest LEGO® sets at retail.
What minifigures come with the Venator?
Two: Captain Rex and Admiral Wullf Yularen, both on the display base. The hangar also holds a brick-built microscale Republic Gunship, which is not a minifigure but gets more attention than either of them.
Retirement dates are community-tracked expectations, not official LEGO® announcements, and can change without warning. Market information is provided for general interest and should not be considered financial advice. Values fluctuate.
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Data updated: October 8, 2026