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The LEGO Star Wars UCS Venator-Class Cruiser (75367) is one of the most impressive sets in the Star Wars universe. — it’s a symbol of the Galactic Republic’s peak power and the Jedi’s leadership. The LEGO Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) Venator (75367) is a monumental tribute to this legacy.
In this post, we explore why this 5,374-piece behemoth is a “must-build” for any serious LEGO Star Wars collector.
1. Technical Specifications: The Numbers Behind the Beast
Before we dive into the aesthetics, let’s look at the raw data that makes this set a heavyweight champion:
| Feature | Details |
| Set Number | 75367 |
| Release Year | 2023 (Celebrating 20 years of Clone Wars) |
| Piece Count | 5,374 |
| Dimensions | 12.5″ (32cm) High / 43″ (109cm) Long / 21″ (54cm) Wide |
| Minifigures | Captain Rex (Phase II) & Admiral Yularen |
| Building Time | Approx. 18–25 hours |
2. Design & Aesthetics: A Crimson Masterpiece
Unlike the monochromatic grey of the Imperial Star Destroyer (75252), the LEGO Star Wars UCS Venator-Class Cruiser (75367) stands out with its striking dark red (crimson) accents.
- The Dual Bridge: The Venator features the iconic dual-bridge design—one for starship operations and one for starfighter command—replicated here with incredible precision.
- The “Open Circle Fleet” Logo: The printed circular logos on the hull are crisp and add that authentic “Clone Wars” flair without the need for massive, frustrating stickers.
- Engine Glow: The rear of the ship features massive engines with translucent blue elements, capturing the look of the cruiser jumping into hyperspace.
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3. The Build Experience: Engineering at its Peak
Building a 109cm long ship requires more than just stacking bricks; it requires structural genius. Many fans agree that the LEGO Star Wars UCS Venator-Class Cruiser (75367) is the peak of LEGO engineering.
- The Backbone: The build starts with a robust Technic internal frame. This “spine” is what allows the ship to be lifted and moved (carefully!) without snapping in half.
- Panel Integration: One of the most satisfying parts of the build is how the massive hull plates attach. Using a combination of clips, ball joints, and gravity, the angled wings fit together with surprisingly thin gaps.
- Hidden Details: Look closely at the side hangars! LEGO designers included a micro-scale Republic Gunship (LAAT) tucked into the side, providing a sense of scale that makes the Venator feel truly massive.
4. Exclusive Minifigures: The Crown Jewels
For many, the minifigures are the main event:
- Captain Rex (Phase II): This is arguably the most detailed Rex minifigure ever. It features arm printing, a fabric kama, and a unique head print with his signature blonde hair and bandages.
- Admiral Yularen: A perfect companion for the bridge, depicting him in his younger, Republic-era uniform.
5. Collector’s Tips: How to Display the Giant
Due to its 43-inch length, displaying the Venator is a challenge in itself.
- The “Coffee Table” Strategy: Standard bookshelves are usually too shallow. A deep coffee table or a dedicated “floating” shelf is recommended.
- Lighting Kits: Because of its intricate surface details (greebling), the Venator looks spectacular with 3rd-party LED lighting kits that illuminate the engines and the hangars.
- Dust Protection: A ship this size is a “dust magnet.” If possible, consider a custom acrylic display case to preserve the vibrant red and grey contrast.
Building Experience Note: Constructing the LEGO Star Wars 75367 is a journey through Star Wars history. The internal Technic frame is incredibly sturdy, and as you add the outer plating, you truly feel the scale of this Republic giant. Compared to previous UCS sets, the building techniques used here are more advanced and satisfying for adult fans of LEGO.
Ultimately, the LEGO Star Wars UCS Venator-Class Cruiser (75367) is a must-have for any serious collector.