We Build Star Wars Executor Super Star Destroyer, the Longest Build in LEGO History
LEGO’s Executor Super Star Destroyer set has become the company’s longest build, measuring 53.5 inches from tip to tail. It overtakes the LEGO Titanic by 0.4 inches, making the model a striking display piece but one that requires substantial room.
The set is 7.5 inches high and 20 inches wide, and costs $799.99. It arrives in two boxes with 54 bags and four instruction booklets; the build includes a small Imperial Star Destroyer, the Executor’s bridge and all six bounty hunters named in the article.
In short
- The Executor is LEGO’s longest set at 53.5 inches.
- It edges the LEGO Titanic by 0.4 inches.
- The $799.99 model needs significant display space.
Explained simply
Star Wars is a science-fiction series created by George Lucas, set in a galaxy ruled by the Galactic Empire. The Empire’s forces include large warships called Star Destroyers, which are used to project military power.
The Executor is a fictional vessel known as a Super Star Destroyer, larger than the standard Imperial Star Destroyer. LEGO makes model sets based on vehicles and scenes from the series, including ships for display and construction.
The LEGO Titanic set is a useful point of comparison because it was previously the company’s longest model. The Executor set’s size and price make space and cost relevant considerations for people deciding whether to build or display it.