LEGO May the 4th 2025: Jango Fett’s UCS Starship 75409 Headlines LEGO Star Wars Day Deals
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LEGO May the 4th 2025: Jango Fett’s UCS Starship 75409 Headlines LEGO Star Wars Day Deals
May the 4th is nearly upon us, and LEGO is going all out once again to celebrate the biggest day in the galaxy for Star Wars fans. As tradition dictates, the annual LEGO® Star Wars™ promotion is returning with a stellar lineup of offers and exclusive sets. This year’s crown jewel is none other than LEGO Star Wars Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship (75409) — the latest addition to the Ultimate Collector Series (UCS), and a stunning tribute to Star Wars: Attack of the Clones.
Early Access, Exclusive Gifts with Purchase, and a New UCS Icon Arrive for LEGO Star Wars Fans
LEGO Insiders get a special head start, with early access from May 1st, and everyone else can join the action on May 4th. On top of that, LEGO is offering two incredible gift-with-purchase (LEGO GWP) sets: the Kamino Training Facility (40765), an exclusive scene that pairs perfectly with Jango’s presence, and the Millennium Falcon Mini-Build (30708), a compact tribute to the galaxy’s most iconic ship. Both are available while supplies last, so timing is everything.
Before we take a look at the blockbuster UCS set, lets look at those Gifts with Purchase!
First Look: Kamino Training Facility and Millennium Falcon Mini-Build Lead May the 4th LEGO GWPs
Kamino Training Facility 40765:
LEGO Star Wars set 40765 “Kamino Training Facility” is one of this year’s May-the-4th Gift-with-Purchase, offered 1–5 May 2025 (while stocks last) when you spend at least 160€ / 160$ / 145£ on LEGO Star Wars sets. The 190-piece vignette recreates the sleek white clone-trooper training room glimpsed in Attack of the Clones, furnishing builders with three exclusive Clone Cadet minifigures, a rotating blaster-turret, weapon rack, and a neat KE-8 Enforcer training pod for imaginative drills or display. It’s the first time Clone Cadets have appeared in minifig form, making the compact scene a tempting bonus for collectors celebrating Star Wars Day.
Millennium Falcon Mini-Build 30708:
The smaller Gift with Purchase is the Millennium Falcon Mini-Build polybag (set 30708). The tiny 74-piece Falcon recreates the ship’s classic mandibles, sensor dish and rear thrusters in palm-sized form, and will be automatically added to any LEGO Star Wars order of at least £35 / $40 / €40 placed between 1–5 May 2025 (excluding pre-orders), while supplies last. It’s a quick, display-friendly build that lets fans pilot “the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy” without stretching their budget, and makes a neat companion to the larger Star Wars releases arriving the same weekend.
Now on to the main event, lets delve into the LEGO Star Wars Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship 75409, and also take a closer look at why we at Investabrick love a UCS set!
Set Details: A Bounty Hunter’s Masterpiece
The LEGO Star Wars Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship (75409) clocks in at an impressive 2,970 pieces, delivering a challenging and rewarding build for adult fans of LEGO and Star Wars alike. Measuring 44 cm (17.5 in.) long, 39 cm (15.5 in.) wide, and 19 cm (7.5 in.) high, this buildable display piece captures every detail of Jango’s fearsome starship.
Included in the box are two exclusive LEGO Minifigures: Jango Fett, the galaxy’s most infamous bounty hunter, and a Young Boba Fett, poised to continue his father’s legacy. These figures fit neatly into a removable cockpit section, adding a layer of playability to an otherwise display-focused model.
Key features of the set include:
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A detailed cockpit with removable canopy
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A press-down main entrance hatch
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A hidden compartment for the iconic seismic charge
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Adjustable blaster cannons
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A buildable display stand with an information plaque
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The clever design that keeps the wings horizontal in flight position
The official RRP for this set is £259.99 / $299.99 / €299.99, and given its UCS pedigree, this will undoubtedly be a centerpiece for collectors.
What makes UCS one of the LEGO investors favourite sub-theme
The Star Wars theme has been the first port of call for LEGO investors for many years, and within the overall theme, the Ultimate Collector Series sub-theme is seen as a prime opportunity for collectors and LEGO investors alike.
LEGO Star Wars is now into its 26th year and getting close to the 1,000 set mark, and the retired sets over this very large sample and time period have offered average annualised growth of 11%. The LEGO Star Wars UCS theme is also close to 25 years old and with over 40 sets now, it slightly outperforms the overall theme with 12% average annualised growth.
There have been some hugely successful LEGO Star Wars UCS investments to date including; LEGO Star Wars Darth Maul (10018) which retired in 2002 with an RRP of $150 and is now value in excess of $4000, nearly 30 times more (16% average annualised growth), LEGO Star Wars Vader’s TIE Advanced (10175) which retired in 2016 with a $100 RRP and is now valued at over 12 times that much at $1240 (17% average annualised growth) and LEGO Star Wars Death Star (75159) which is valued at more than double its $500 RRP since retiring in 2016 (20% annualised growth).
Final Thoughts: Don’t Miss Out This May the 4th
With its impeccable detail, exclusive minifigures, and iconic source material, Jango Fett’s Firespray-Class Starship (75409) is destined to be another sought-after LEGO Star Wars UCS set. Combine that with the May the 4th promotional GWPs, and there’s never been a better time to head to LEGO.com to secure your set and the additional LEGO GWP bonuses for free that you get from being a LEGO Insiders member.
Whether you're in it for the build, the display, or the investment potential, this UCS release is one you won't want to miss. May the Force—and the best LEGO deals—be with you!
