LEGO Star Wars Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser 75367 Review: 5,374 Pieces, 43 Inches Long

Star Wars · Ultimate Collector Series

Before you look at the price, look at the length: 43 inches. The LEGO Star Wars Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser 75367 is a 5,374-piece Ultimate Collector Series set, rated 18+, that launched in October 2023 at $649.99 to mark 20 years of The Clone Wars. It’s a display model, not a toy, and it needs more shelf than almost anything else LEGO sells.

What you actually get

• 5,374 pieces, rated 18+, at a US price of $649.99 - about 12.1 cents per piece, normal for a licensed UCS set.
• A finished model over 43 in. (109 cm) long, 21 in. (54 cm) wide and 12.5 in. (32 cm) high, with the red Republic stripes, the command bridge and a hangar that holds a brick-built scale model of a Republic Gunship.
• A built-in display stand with an information plaque, a Clone Wars 20th-anniversary brick, and space on the stand for the minifigures.
• Two minifigures: Captain Rex and Admiral Yularen. Brickset lists one of the two as unique to this set.
• A LEGO exclusive: Brickset lists it as sold through LEGO’s own channels, with an expected exit date of 31 December 2026.

How does it compare with the other big Star Wars sets?

The obvious rival is the UCS Falcon. Our Millennium Falcon 75192 review covers a set with 7,541 pieces, so the Venator is the smaller build by a couple of thousand pieces. It doesn’t feel smaller on the shelf: the Venator is a long, narrow wedge, and its length is what decides where it can live. Measure the furniture first, because 109 cm rules out most bookcases.

If that’s too much ship, the 18+ character line gives you the display effect for a fraction of the space. Our R2-D2 75308 review and Chewbacca 75371 review both cover sets with around 2,300 pieces that stand upright and fit on a normal shelf.

Is the LEGO Venator 75367 worth it?

For a prequel-era fan, yes, with one condition: you have the space. It is a Clone Wars ship at full UCS scale, made for the 20th anniversary of the series, and it comes with Captain Rex. For everyone else, $649.99 is a lot to pay for a grey ship with red stripes, and a smaller set will make you just as happy.

Who it suits

Adult collectors who grew up with The Clone Wars, people who already own one UCS set and know what a build of this size involves, and anyone with a sideboard or a wall shelf more than a metre long. It doesn’t suit children: it’s rated 18+, it has no play features to speak of, and a model this long is awkward to move once it’s finished.

Worth knowing first

Two practical notes. First, a ship this shape is two near-mirrored halves of grey hull, so expect long calm sessions rather than constant surprises. Second, with Brickset listing the end of 2026 as the expected exit, this is the period when UCS sets are still at list price; after retirement you depend on marketplace listings, and those rarely stay at list.

Verdict

A full-scale UCS Clone Wars cruiser: 5,374 pieces, 109 cm of Republic cruiser, Captain Rex and Admiral Yularen on the stand. Buy it if you have the shelf and the era means something to you. For where it sits among everything we’ve rated, see the best LEGO sets for adults. Check the current price of the Venator on Amazon.