The LEGO® Dark Falcon #75389 is expected to retire around December 2026. It is still at retail for $179.99, roughly two and a half years after its August 2024 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
A two-year run for a one-off ship
The Dark Falcon came out of the Rebuild the Galaxy Disney+ special, which is why it exists in a single set and will probably stay that way. Regular Falcons get remade every few years; the black one with the red trim is tied to one story, so when this box goes, the ship goes with it. Brickset lists the expected exit for December 2026, a shorter run than most $180 Star Wars sets get.
The demand numbers are unusual for a set aimed at ten-year-olds: 9,342 Brickset owners, 3,307 want-list entries, and a Heat Index of 93.1. The figures explain most of that. Darth Jar Jar, Beach Luke, Darth Rey, Bounty Hunter C-3PO, Jedi Vader and Darth Dev are all exclusive to this set, and the first of those is the single most-discussed minifigure LEGO® released in 2024. I covered the leak before the set was announced, and the reaction then was the same as now: people want the Gungan Sith Lord more than the ship he flies.
The set file
1,579 pieces at $179.99 is 11.4 cents per piece, normal for a licensed playset. The hull is about 48 cm across with flip-up panels over a full interior: Darth Jar Jar's throne, a command centre, hyperdrive, a dejarik table and a jail cell, plus spring-loaded shooters and a gunner post. It is a play model with display looks, built for a different buyer than the UCS Falcon that retires in the same month.
Buying before the exit
Retail is $179.99 until stock runs out, and sets in this price band often see holiday discounts at big-box retailers in their final months. Once retired, the six exclusive figures will be traded separately, which is what usually happens to short-run sets with a famous minifigure. We do not publish resale values, so the search below is the honest way to see what is on the market today.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the LEGO® Dark Falcon retiring?
Brickset tracks the expected exit for December 2026. This page refreshes from that data nightly. In practice, sets in a December wave often sell through before the month ends.
What minifigures are in the Dark Falcon 75389?
Six, all exclusive to this set: Darth Jar Jar, Beach Luke, Darth Rey, Bounty Hunter C-3PO, Jedi Vader and Darth Dev, the cast of the Rebuild the Galaxy special.
How much is the LEGO® Dark Falcon?
$179.99 US at retail, unchanged since launch in August 2024. That is 11.4 cents per piece across 1,579 pieces.
Is the Dark Falcon the same size as the UCS Millennium Falcon?
No. The UCS Falcon #75192 has 7,541 pieces and costs $849.99. The Dark Falcon is a 1,579-piece playset roughly the size of a standard Falcon release, with a full interior instead of a display stand.
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