A LEGO fan managed to build Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic‘s Ebon Hawk from the official Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser set, including playable interiors, and with no extra pieces. LEGO Star Wars sets are some of the most beloved by fans of the Danish brick company, and they encompass the entire franchise. From the original trilogy to the prequels and the sequel trilogy, including The Mandalorian and other spin-offs, most major characters, ships, vehicles, and settings have a LEGO version.
Unfortunately for fans, though, the list of LEGO sets retiring on July 31, 2026, is filled with kits from the Star Wars universe — 13, to be exact. This includes some popular ships, like The Mandalorian‘s N-1 Starfighter and Obi-Wan’s Starfighter. This year also marks the retirement of the massive, iconic LEGO Millennium Falcon set number 75192, which normally sells for $849.99 and may thus see a surge in price on third-party websites. Luckily for fans, the equally popular Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser set, number 75367, is not retiring any time soon, even if it’s currently on backorder.
Custom LEGO Star Wars KOTOR Ebon Hawk Ship Build From Venator Set
A fan by the name of tomasso91 shared pictures of their latest custom build on Reddit, which uses 99% of the pieces of the original 75367 Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser LEGO set to make KOTOR‘s Ebon Hawk with playable interior. This juggernaut of a build uses 5,300 pieces out of 5,374 from the original set, and it includes a removable roof to access the interior freely, a boarding ramp that can be opened, landing gear, a swoop bike, and the T3-M4 droid. The bike is ingeniously positioned within the ship itself in a garage of sorts that is revealed when the roof is removed.
Who’s That Character?
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There are some similarities between Star Wars‘ Millennium Falcon and KOTOR‘s Ebon Hawk, and this can be seen in this build due to the asymmetrical wings, overall round shape, and more. The builder, tomasso91, also shared the instructions on Rebrickable for the Ebon Hawk build, though they are paid and not exactly cheap, coming at $39.99. However, given the scope of the project, the dramatic changes to the original build when transformed into the Ebon Hawk, and the fact that it features a playable interior, it’s reasonable to charge this amount.
The iconic ship from Knights of the Old Republic is so popular that it was recreated in other games, too. For example, a fan built KOTOR‘s Ebon Hawk in Starfield thanks to the game’s extensive ship-creation process. When it comes to LEGO, it’s not uncommon for fans to make something new out of existing sets, but since there is no dedicated Ebon Hawk build, tomasso91’s build is all the more appreciated.
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It’s worth noting that the original Venator set is not exactly cheap, sitting at $649.99 at the moment, though it’s not even close to the massive LEGO Death Star set, which comes with 9,023 pieces at an eye-watering $999.99. Even then, it’s going to be surpassed by the largest LEGO set of all time this November when the Sagrada Familia is released, with 12,060 pieces at $799.99.
