This is what I call UCS set.Incredible.Owned old grey colour version but it's awesome.Huge,nice,interesting,Very nice made.Was just affraid of greebles,but wasn't so bored as expected.

This must be owned by every AFOL.

In addition to the structure is not stable, the assembly process is very painful, it is perfect! The price of this collection has soared to a terrible level, need to be retro and add more interior.

But for so many years LEGO only learned to use more blocks to build sht, so their designers have more money to prostitution; as long as this called Star Wars, no matter how garbage, fans will still buy.

The ultimate lego set.I finally got it for 500 pounds of eBay more than an iphone yes i know,but i just had to get it.Pieces are superb .The pieces are so many.It took me 5 days to build it with help from my cousin.The shape is awesome and so is the build a realy challenging set.But totaly worth every penny. inside its awesome the design is just superb the back is radical same with front and left and right.Its preety heavy and its only to put on your shelf.A real collectors edition. Measuring an impressive 37' by 23', this model dwarfs any LEGO Star Wars ship ever produced. This beautifully designed and one-of-a-kind collector's item comes with a special display stand and collectors card.There is so many good things i can say about this set but i would not have enough space
So worth it.

As many of you would've guessed already, this lego set is one of the best Star Wars sets. Aside from both Death Stars and the UCS Millennium Falcon, this big hunk o' bricks is the best Star Wars set that anyone can get! The build, though extremely long, is very entertaining and fun. The entire product is very nicely designed. many people before me say they've had problems with their lower magnets, but let me assure you that they hold the lower wings up just fine! the detail is spot on, and the whole set is immensly intimidating. Though you can't really play much with UCS sets, the whole purpose of buying it is for display. However, you CAN pick it up if you know right where the strong spots are. The set is really heavy, but still easy to move around. The value is great, because you get over 3000 pieces for about $260. Many pieces are abundant like the binoculars, the wine glasses, and the levers. And lets not forget those HUGE engines in the back! Overall, a great looking set that looks awesome on any display shelf!

The set is the biggest I've ever owned after taking a hiatus from Lego for a long time. This set was a gift for Christmas of 2007. I've only fully assembled it twice. The build is fairly complicated and I recommend doing both the triangle frame pieces at the same time. Getting a significant other to do the other piece is a plus. Be patient during the 32 detail sections..

Instead of leaving it as a show piece for extended periods, I purchased a very large tool box to organize the pieces. There are so many pieces that a single box wouldn't fit it! As a showpiece, it holds together fairly well. For transporting, the top two bridge sections can be removed and the 'frame' of the ship makes for a good handle. It's not really meant to be a mobile Lego and I wouldn't want it to be either seeing how much it weights.

I hope you like gray pieces, because you'll get lots of them. This isn't really a bad thing, but as a first set, you might have to be a bit creative when making your own creations. I've done gray houses and train stations, even gray radio towers and walking robots! It's all very gray.

Overall, I love the set. I wish I could have afforded the Falcon (or rather, my spouse could afford it..), but the Star Destroyer is becoming a real collector's item now and I don't regret at all owning it. I'm back in the Lego scene now and I can't wait to build more things.