Key Takeaways:
- Walmart is offering the X-Wing UCS set for $185, its lowest price ever.
- Deal is exclusive to Walmart+ members until July 8 and may sell out quickly.
- Multiple retailers, including Amazon and Target, are running competing Lego sales this week.
Star Wars fans and Lego collectors have a major reason to celebrate—Walmart has slashed the price of the Lego Star Wars: X-Wing Starfighter Ultimate Collector Series set to $185, down from its original $240 MSRP. This unbeatable deal is part of Walmart Deals 2025, the retailer’s answer to Amazon Prime Day, and is exclusively available to Walmart+ members until 12 AM ET on July 8.
A Collector’s Dream at an All-Time Low
The 1,949-piece Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) X-Wing, originally launched in 2023 for Star Wars Day, is one of the most detailed Lego recreations of the Rebel Alliance’s iconic starfighter. Once assembled, the model measures 21.5 x 17.5 x 10.5 inches and features a buildable stand with a display placard, plus Luke Skywalker and R2-D2 minifigures. The adjustable wings allow for flight and attack mode configurations, perfect for display enthusiasts.
This markdown marks the lowest price ever for the UCS X-Wing and is unlikely to stay in stock throughout the Walmart Deals event, which ends July 13.
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Available Across Multiple Retailers
Although this deal is Walmart-exclusive for now, Amazon may price match during Prime Day (July 8–11), so it’s worth keeping an eye on both retailers. Additionally, Target’s Circle Week and other Lego hubs are also offering up to 50% off on select sets across Star Wars, Marvel, Disney, and more.
Other Star Wars UCS Sets to Consider
Walmart’s sale is also timed with increased interest in the UCS line. Lego recently announced the 1,513-piece AT-ST Walker set ($200), available for preorder ahead of its August 1 release. Other standout UCS sets include:
- TIE Interceptor (1,931 pieces) — $230
- Jabba’s Sail Barge (3,942 pieces) — $500
- Millennium Falcon (7,541 pieces) — $844
- AT-AT Walker (6,785 pieces) — $1,150
These builds offer serious value for adult Lego enthusiasts and collectors looking for premium Star Wars displays.
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