LEGO Star Wars Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser

Hey everyone, it’s Tanner. The LEGO Star Wars Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser (set 75367) is the LEGO build that finally gave the Clone Wars era a proper UCS flagship — and at 5,374 pieces and 110cm long, it doesn’t just fill a shelf, it redefines the shelf around it.

What Makes This Set Special

The Venator was the Republic’s primary capital ship during the Clone Wars — and until 2023, it had never received a proper UCS treatment in LEGO. The 75367 finally fixes that. The build delivers:

• 110cm of total ship length, dwarfing the Devastator (75252) by roughly 15cm
• Red-trim paint scheme in actual brick color (not stickers) along the upper hull
• Functional hangar bay that opens to reveal a Y-Wing and ARC-170 micro-build inside
• Bridge tower with detailed conn-station interior visible through the windows

The single biggest engineering achievement is the upper hull’s red trim. LEGO sourced a mid-range red brick to render the Clone Wars-era trim line that runs the length of the ship. Most LEGO Star Wars sets fake red detailing with stickers; this one uses actual coloured brick, and the result is a colour line that doesn’t fade or peel over years of display.

The Build

5,374 pieces, roughly 22 hours across six sessions. The build is sequenced keel-first (the structural Technic spine that runs the length of the ship), then the lower hull, then the bridge tower, then the hangar bay and engines, then the upper red-trim plating last.

The Technic spine is what makes this set work. Without it, a 110cm LEGO ship would sag in the middle. With it, the ship is rigid enough to lift cleanly off the display stand without flexing. The Technic-engineering on this set is the best in the UCS lineup since the Millennium Falcon.

The Minifigures

Four figures, all Clone Wars-era:

• Anakin Skywalker in his Clone Wars era robes
• Admiral Yularen in his Republic Navy whites
• Captain Rex in 501st clone armor with his iconic blue stripes
• 501st Clone Trooper generic in matching armor

The minifig casting is excellent for the ship scale — at UCS proportions, the figures are display accents rather than the focal point, but they appropriately telegraph “this is a Clone Wars ship.” Anakin’s robes have proper printing, Rex’s armor is Phase II, and the Yularen face print is the closest LEGO has gotten to the character.

Display Reality Check

Before you order this, measure carefully:

• Length: 110cm / 43 inches with the display stand
• Width: 45cm / 17.7 inches
• Height: 27cm / 10.6 inches
• Display weight: roughly 6 kg / 13 lb with the stand

This is bigger than most floating shelves. You’ll need either a deep mantel, a wall-mounted reinforced shelf, or floor display. The display stand is non-optional — without it, the ship’s rear can’t support its own weight at this scale.

Is It Worth $650?

At 5,374 pieces it’s $0.121 per piece — fair value for a flagship UCS, in line with the AT-AT and slightly above the Eiffel Tower’s value-leading $0.063/piece.

For Clone Wars fans this is a no-brainer must-buy. For general Star Wars LEGO collectors, the question is whether you have shelf space — at 110cm long, this set demands real estate that the Razor Crest or Millennium Falcon doesn’t.

The Venator is the ship that completed my Clone Wars LEGO display. If you’ve been collecting Clone Wars-era sets and waiting for a proper capital-ship anchor — this is it.