If you're looking for a big saving on an Ultimate Collector Series Star Wars model, then you're in luck as John Lewis has 20% off the UCS Imperial Star Destroyer.
20% off the usual MSRP of £614.99 means you save over £120 on a 4784-piece which will cast an imposing figure wherever you choose to display it. It's not just one of the great Lego Star Wars deals out there at the moment but you also get Imperial minifigures and a display stand with a plaque full of information about the Iconic ship, first seen in "A New Hope."
Lego is responsible for a host of great buildable Star Wars models on the market and while this may be a UK exclusive deal, that doesn't mean there aren't more great Lego models and deals available all around the world. We also have fantastic round-ups for the best Lego deals and Lego space deals so be sure to check them out.
There's no hiding that this model is quite an investment, even with the 20% discount, so what makes it worth the money you might be asking. Well, 4784 Lego pieces means you will have hours upon hours of fun building this model. It's a challenging build for sure, but you wouldn't want something simple and straightforward for this price. The level of satisfaction when you see the final product will more than make up for any slight frustrations you have along the way.
It's imposing dimensions make this Imperial Star Destroyer stand out, this model does the ship seen in the Star Wars films justice. Measuring at over a meter in Length and nearly half a meter in height, you also get a display stand and a little plaque filled with information on the spaceship.
Completed with Imperial minifigures, this set is a collector's dream and a seriously cool model that will steal the show in anywhere you decide to display it. It's 20% off an Ultimate Collector Series model, that's a top discount on a top model, the only question is why not?
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