Ultimate Collector Series
Slave I
RETIRED 2019-01-15 · retail $199.99 · 2015-01-01 → 2019-01-15 · ★ 4.6 (12) · owned by 21,582 · wanted by 9,953
Sealed mark is +195% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 4.5×/mo · 10 live asks ≈ 2.2 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 4.5×/mo · 6 live asks ≈ 1.3 mo of supply
Your position
Track your own copy: the archive marks it from real sold comparables the moment it lands, and watches its retirement status from then on.
The figures — 4 in the box · $146.87 of value
sw0610Boba Fett - Pauldron, Helmet, Jet Pack, Printed Arms and Legs$119.94
sw0585Imperial Stormtrooper - Printed Legs, Dark Blue Helmet Vents$10.8
sw0611Bespin Guard - Light Nougat Head, Detailed Gold Trim, Neutral Expression$10.14
sw0612Han Solo - White Shirt with Wrinkles on Front, Reddish Brown Legs, Dual Sided Head, Cheek Lines$5.99BrickLink sold guide, new condition. Figures are excluded from the parts-out figure above — they are priced separately here.
The evidence
Live asks: opened n=6, median $392, from $79.99 · sealed n=10, median $699.5, from $599 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $137.64 gross · $47.75 net at 80% of pieces priced.
Instructions — 8 official PDFs
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Reviews — from Brickset owners
This is the best-looking Lego Slave I released to date and is perfect for display. It looks beautiful at every angle and the included stand makes it very easy to display without hiding too much of the detail on the bottom side of the ship. The door at the back does open, with enough room on the other side to attach Han Solo in carbonate to the back of the door. But besides the cockpit, this set doesn't have any inter…
This is the earliest set of recent memory that I can definitively say is a classic. The build is near perfect with the only complaint being the main body sags from the cockpit a little (this can be easily fixed with some technic). It has some cool features such as the deployable canon and missile as well as the door by the loading ramp. This mixed with the accurate scale and stable base make it a somewhat viable play…
What else can I say that hasn't been said about this beloved iteration of one of the most beloved ships in Sci-Fi? I'd wager this is one of the few sets that was able to please every Lego fan, no matter their preferences. I only got back into Lego when I was 25-26ish, so early 2019. I had loved them as a child but my teen-adult hobbies were pretty much as far from Lego building as possible...more things like music fe…
I hope the title doesn't cause any controversy. I acknowledge the sheer size and detail of the UCS Falcon, and admire the majesty of the UCS Imperial Shuttle, but in my humble opinion, you just cannot beat the combination of the two, here in this set. When I first laid eyes on this set, it was the year 2015. I was only eight years old, and, in all honesty, wasn't very intrigued. Two years later however, this set was …
When this was released back in 2015 and I saw it on display at my local LEGO store, I just knew I would have to buy it, it just looked that good. At the time it was only the 3rd UCS set I owned, and my first real display UCS set, so it's thanks to this set that I got into collecting this particular line of Star Wars LEGO. Anyway, on with the review! The Box: The box art looks amazing, with a beautiful scene of the mo…
This set is, to me, everything that a UCS set should be. Whereas some sets feel repetitive and/or boring to build, this was enjoyable from start to finish, extremely satisfying to watch it come together, and ultimately a beautiful result. It doesn't feel like this set is wasting parts in any way, nor does it overlook any details for the sake of a lower piece count, and the end result is one of the best display set Le…
Reviews are Brickset members' opinions, not valuation evidence.