This list collates all ships released by Lego, in chronological order, since the beginning of the Pirates line. It includes POTC but it excludes re-releases, mini-versions and any ships that are not to minifig scale (Duplo, juniorised era releases.. etc).

This compilation of sets is a handy tool for anyone looking to adorn their homes, cottages, kingdoms or desktop backgrounds with what are, without any doubt, superb efforts by the Lego company to make replicas of household utensils through their crafty manufactures.

Magnificently littered with a range of significantly gray Star Wars battleships, cruisers and other 'things,' this list is definitive and a panacea for all Star Wars fans, non-fans and slavish devotees. The recommendations made for the proper utilization of these sets are in no way prescriptive and should be tested thoroughly before being put into practical use. Use this list at your own risk. Enjoy.

The Millennium Falcon is one of (if not) the most famous starships to ever fly across the Star Wars Galaxy. Although it appears to be a piece of junk this amazing starship along with it's daring pilot, Han Solo, has escaped the Empire time after time, and still goes on doing that to this day in that galaxy far, far away. This is the evolution of the Millennium Falcon in Lego form.

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This is a list of every Star Wars ship that has been re-made as of 2011. It does not include sets with ships that have been re-released, but not changed (7140 X-Wing as 7142 for example). It also does not include ships that have been repackaged with different or more ships, but not redesigned (7146 Tie Fighter repackaged in 10131 Tie Collection or 7166 Imperial Shuttle in 7264 Imperial Inspection). It will not include mini-scale or midi-scale sets, only system/minifigure. Ultimate Collector Series sets are also omitted, UNLESS they are minifigure scale. Sets redesigned for the Clone Wars TV series are inlcuded. If a ship is part of a larger set (the redesigned AT-ST in the Battle of Endor, for example) it will be inlcuded. The purpose of this list is to assess LEGO's redesigns and determine whether they are improvements or not. It also serves as general reference.

I always wanted to make a LEGO Island based the great video game. Of courseI was unwilling to pay 6x more plus shipping on Ebay, Amazon, or any other online store than the set's original value. A couple years later though, I discovered Bricklink where most sets are cheap and set myself to ordering every set in the PC game. Here are the perfect sets needed to recreate the awesome Virtual LEGO world.

"It's a world of laughter, a world of tears / It's a world of hopes, and a world of fears / There's so much that we share / That it's time we're aware / Its a small world, after all /// CHORUS: Its a small world, after all! Its a small world, after all! Its a small world, after all! Its a small small world! /// There is just one moon and one golden sun / And a smile means friendship to everyone / Though the mountains divide / And the oceans are wide / Its a small world, after all!"

Bases, rovers, small jets, those are the mainstay of Lego Space, but almost every subtheme in Lego Space has a big spaceship!

All mighty pirate ships in this list. :-)
The pirates theme is my favourite theme and I love pirate ships!
First, all Pirate ships, then all Imperial ships and finally Armada ships.
Now, there is duplo and 4 junior pirate ships!
;-)

If you love the Pirates line, no doubt you love the ships and boats. This list shows all sets that contain historical style sail ships and boats. Includes sets outside the Pirates theme.

Not every boat Lego has produced is in here - if it doesn't have sails, or something to represent sails, it's not in the list. If you find any missing, please let me know so that I can

a) Update the list
b) Add it to my wanted list ;-)

Sets I helped to design while I was doing my 5-month internship for Lego Creator 3 in 1 (2019 Feb-Jun).
Mainly doing concept and final models for B and C.

A collection of Star Wars sets calculated to be true minifigure scale. Minifigure scale is being defined as 1/45 regarding the height of the minifigure, and the length of sets on this list are within 10% perfectly to scale. Only the most "to-scale" version of each ship is displayed. Sets are ordered from most to least "to-scale".
For more information, see this thread: http://bricksetforum.com/discussion/27937/the-lego-star-wars-minifigure-scale-universe/p1?new=1

The biggest, the baddest, the most expensive ... the BEST that the Technic theme has to offer. (2000 - Present)

That red ship with its arcing contrail! That bright gold planetoid! Old LEGO spacers long for the days when parts with the Classic Space logo were readily available. We have lived through more than one drought of dedicated space themes since 1999. Luckily, The clever designers at The LEGO Group have managed to sneak in the odd reference to Classic Space more and more in the first quarter of the 21st century. Are you interested in hunting some of these parts down? This list attempts to identify more recently produced examples of (printed) parts and minifigures bearing the Classic Space logo, as well as parts needed to complete your lineup of chromatic astronaut minifigures. This list also includes parts that refer, pay homage to, or otherwise intersect with the various space sub-themes of the 80s and 90s (some of these are obvious, while others are pretty sneaky).

As many are aware, the Lego Star Wars lineup is well known for redesigning and re-releasing sets within a few years. Not counting UCS or mini sets, we've had four Millennium Falcons, four X-Wings (the original trilogy T-65s), four Sith Infiltrators, three TIE Fighters, you get the idea.

For the record, I don't have a problem with this as they're great opportunities to acquire ships you may have missed out on and the newer versions are generally more detailed with better construction. It's rare for a redesign to be worse than it's predecessor (except for 75058 MTT from 2014). However, in over ten years of the theme there are a few ships and locations that have only been represented in Lego form once and are due for a redesign.

NOTE: The notes alongside the sets will be updated accordingly when these ships/locations are redesigned in an official Lego set.

The cheapest way to get all members of the Fellowship from Lord of the Rings.

32 years of arguably the greatest Lego Technic sets compiled in one place.

Once upon a time, Seaquest DSV was rather popular and had a substantial following. Around the same time, Lego released underwater sets trying to find some medium of success. Sadly, none of those themes/subthemes survive to this day.

Note, this list only includes those Lego sub-themes that were focus on underwater adventure themes. It does not include underwater individual sets such as Technic submarines (8250) or the Gungan Sub (7161) or Harry Potter's Mer people (4762). It also does not focus on sub-themes that revolves on the surface of the Ocean/Sea (e.g. Pirates or Ships).

As usual, please contact me from my Brickset profile if you think there are more that I should include.

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All starships in the star wars line that have seating/space for more than just a pilot and copilot. In my humble opinion, an interior greatly improves the value and playability of a set. I'm not including land vehicles that have interiors such as the AT-TE, since they are (obviously) not starships. This list is compiled from oldest set to newest set.

This is a list of all LEGO sets that contain a sailing ship or something that is supposed to float on the water and has at least a indicated sail.

If my list is incomplete, please send me a message so that I can complete the list!

A brief list of the sets I've worked on during my internship at TLG as a model designer in 2022. I've had a great helping hand from everyone in the CITY team and from all the friends I made during my time in Billund.

A Bricklist compiling several sets that make up a good crew and ship.

As with my other bricklists; I will list amounts of specific parts of the set, instead amounts of one full set.

Enjoy!

This is a how to to make a battle of Coruscant. Make sure you add all your vulture Droids from 2005. This list would be so much better if there was a Droid frigate or ship. Please check out my other lists.

Like the title says, this lists sets and ships that I (and probably many LEGO fans) think should be updated. Listen up LEGO!
Update: Removed Gungan sub because of the summer 2012 remake and Jabba's palace for the same reason. I still want a Rancor and the Little blue keyboard guy though.

All the flagships of the space themes before 2000. There isn't a Roboforce flagship.

This BrickList shows you all the different ships and sails from the pirate universe.

The best ship in the galaxy went through many changes over the years.

Full list of all the Lego sets that include Minifigure-scale sailing ships. I hope this list helps those who are trying to make a Lego sail ship collection.

This list does not include:
- Sailing boats, rafts, or shipwrecks. Just strictly ships with sails on them.
- Any sailing ships that are smaller then Minifigure scale (Micro-builds).
- Sets that don't have standard pieces (Duplo).

A partial list of sets designed by Markus Kossmann.

I created this list because MK is my favorite (Senior) LEGO Technic Designer, being responsible for the coolest and biggest flagship models, for the use of clever mechanical solutions and innovative part designs (Technic frames, connectors, fairings, etc.). Also because he comes originally from Cologne, where I currently live :)

List of largest/flagship Technic of each year (re-releases are ignored, except for 2002)

Recent sets in Hoth. Created 12/20/09 Does not include mini-sets, Rebel starships, or ultimate collector's series sets.
-danblom <><

Note: This is for the space battle ONLY. I'm going to show what star ships you will need for the final battle in the Star Wars Saga

Ahead of the new 2011 Harbour sets I thought it would be nice to celebrate the Harbour, Boat and Ship sets previously released by TLG.

Sets you'll need to make a great Imperial Navy. The Navy is the flying craft and spaceships as opposed to ground vehicles, such as the AT-AT. (See my Imperial Army Bricklist for that.) This Bricklist does include UCS and Planet sets. MINI sets to come soon. I took the term from LEGO Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary. It'll be updated when needed.

All sets from the first movie.

So there are only 4 sets so what?

Every Maersk container ship.

Each combo from the Pirate-Imperial naval struggle

Redundancy is good, redundancy is good.
These ships all have a double cockpit side by side which seems to be a theme that resurfaces every few years.

Every set to date that includes bounty hunters

The TIE Armada Ships.

According to the video game.

The cheapest way to get all of the members of the Fellowship from The Lord of the Rings trilogy, updated to include a new polybag set released with the line for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey.

This is for build your own galaxy and collect some ships and figures of Star Wars

All the Lord of the Rings sets in correct chronological order (not including polybags).

This is a list of PotC ships and also some others that may be good to represent some of the ships in the PotC films

Minifigure scale Star Wars Military Vessel

The most easily recognised of ships in the Star Wars francise has to be this so here is it's very own list.

During the Separatist Crisis, (Commonly referred to as the Clone Wars) the Jedi Order maintained a fleet of single pilot light fighter-craft. These craft were flown in combat missions throughout the war by a number of Jedi pilots. Starting in 2002, the LEGO Group has produced 12 of these unique starfighters, for 7 different Jedi pilots. In total, the company has released 26 sets containing these vehicles, resulting in 27 different designs and ships.
This list will contain - sorted by release and model type - each of these 27 ships.
The first half of the BrickList, containing 16 sets, consists of the Delta-7 model Aethersprite-class light interceptors, flown during the first 2 years of the war, and during the lead-up period prior to the Battle of Geonosis.
The second half, containing 11 sets, consists of the Eta-2 model Actis-class light interceptors, flown during the waning months of the war, most famously in the Battle over Coruscant in the opening scene of Revenge of the Sith.
Each entry on this list provides notes regarding the fighter's make and model, its pilot, period of use, and its astromech droid co-pilot.

Of the Rebel/Resistance uses this ship it's on here

This is a list of Jedi Starfighters and Interceptors from Episode II, III, and The Clone Wars. Only minifig scaled ships are included and only the latest version of a particular fighter is included.

The UCS label is often fuzzy and random - LEGO seems to define it as any sufficiently expensive set, and even that doesn't always hold true. To me, UCS is more about ships that are purposefully overscaled to provide more detail. I've whittled the UCS line down to what I believe constitutes the true spirit of what the line is - excluding playsets, busts, and everything else that doesn't really fit. I've also only included the latest version of a particular ship.

List of all Jedi Starfighters released in 'minifigure scale' since Attack of the Clones up to the present day. Set descriptions include ship class (Delta 7, Delta 7B or Eta 2 Actis Class Interceptor).

The Lego Armada: an attempt to get all of the great Lego ships in one list

The slightly meta world of trucks that depict shipping Lego bricks around.

Sets based on characters, ships and locations from Star Wars Rebels (series 1-3)

Including LOTR, TLM, POTC

Lego Star Wars Sets that depict a scene, not a ship.

Here are all the STAR WARS Microfighters. They first appeared in 2014 as a substitute to the planet sets. All come with one minifigure and one mini STAR WARS ship.

This is a list of all the classic vehicles, at least as i see it, from episodes IV-VI. Of course it isn't all of them but a good start! I'm probably not the best reviewer but you'll get the idea! All the sets listed are under 250 USD if you look around. I would love to add Cloud City but don't own it and will not spend the money for that set. This is a great list for a core Lego Star Wars Collection without going broke! Not all the sets are old, but the ships are!! This is part of what makes them affordable and in some ways, better than the older versions.

A list of all the pirate flagships.

Championship continues

In this bricklist you will find all lego pirate and imperial ships.Rafts or shipwrecks not included.

<- Please don't pay attention to the picture, it is not a good representative for the rest. A lot of people don't realize that there are a lot of ships in the castle theme. Most are quite small, but they're boats. Here I have gathered them in a bricklist.

Ships for the rebel

To liberate a planet from the Empire you need to get past the imperial blockade. To do that, you need a whole fleet of starships. (only the latest version of ships are in this list)

Lego star wars rebel ships.(episode IV, V and VI) AND LINK TO PHOTOS OF THE LEGO STAR WARS SETS COMING OUT THIS SUMMER!!!!!!!! Under #17 Hoth Wampa Cave!!!!!!

These are the ships of the imperial guards/soldiers in the original pirates line and the new imperial flagship from the 2009 pirates line.

All of the fetts ships

From Gunships to AT-RTs this bricklist has all of the clone vehicles.

This is a list of all the minifigures throughout the cmf series that are related to the Chrinicles of Narnia book series by C. S. Lewis. I have created this list so every one can see that lego has made some small tests with Narnia like characters and most of these are loved by cmf collectors and many others. Those who have only seen the Disney movies of three of the books may not recognize a few of the minifigures as Narnia related, though. I accidentally deleted the Battle Dwarf minifigure from the list but this minifig could either be a random red dwarf or Trumpkin in Prince Caspian. Lego has a Disney partnership so why don't they make some Narnia sets!?

All Tie/Tie like ships that are up to minifig scale in non UCS sets. Accompanied with my scatterbrain thoughts on them throughout enjoy. I have successfully completed this. I did not buy duplicates IE the rereleases that are basically the same. I did buy both versions of the older Tie Fighters though. For some of the more expensive sets I bought the ship only cause that's what I wanted and I'm cheapish.

Playscale Star Wars ships and vehicles that have been downsized since 2021.

Based on the movies, at least until we get a "House of Tom Bombadil" set from Lego. Note that any LOTR/Hobbit set not on the list either doesn't depict any specific scene, or is chronologically ambiguous (mostly single-minifigure sets).

Total sets per movie:

An Unexpected Journey: 5
Desolation of Smaug: 10
Battle of the Five Armies: 2
Fellowship of the Ring: 11
The Two Towers: 5
Return of the King: 5

Compiling 'midi-scaled' Lego kits that are not only Star Wars vehicles, but can include ships, vehicles, buildings, etc. from other themes that try to capture the design/look/detail of their larger scaled counterparts in Midi-scale.
Also kits that don't have a larger counterpart but appear to have the Midi-scale size/proportions.
Will be adding as time goes on as more are created by Lego or I find more that meet this criteria.

Sets containing spacecraft that do not appear within the Space or Star Wars lines. Minifig size.

In his designer BrickList, Hans Burkhard Schlömer notes that 75203 Hoth Medical Chamber contains no weapons, and wonders if that might be a first for Lego Star Wars sets. I got curious, so checked: Turns out there are quite a few, starting right back in 1999!

For the purposes of this list, a weapon is anything carried by minifigs and other characters (blaster, lightsaber, spear...), as well as vehicle-mounted armament. Vehicle weapons are considered even where they are not explicitly visible (e.g. microscale ships). Weapon parts used for another purpose (e.g. the axes on 30005) do not count as a weapon.

Official sets that can be considered Model Ships rather than play models of ships.
Not all are very detailed due to their size but (nearly) all are based on real world ships.

All the midi-scale star wars sets.