LEGO Bringing Back Popular Star Wars Set, But Smaller and More Expensive

LEGO recently created a detailed model of the iconic spacecraft, the 75331 The Razor Crest. This was one of their biggest sets ever, containing 6,187 pieces and costing $599.99. First released in 2022, LEGO stopped selling this large Razor Crest model in late 2025.
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