Multiple LEGO Star Wars will be retiring by the end of the year, and collectors should prepare accordingly. As many LEGO builders know, every model and playset inevitably leaves retail shelves forever, only to be purchased from third-party outlets like eBay and Bricklink at much higher prices. LEGO's ever-popular Star Wars line is no exception, and several are about to be sunset by the end of 2025.

With May 4th right around the corner, it's easy to be distracted by all the new LEGO Star Wars sets that will be released in celebration of Star Wars Day. However, LEGO collectors may want to look at all the sets that are on their last days first. Here are all the LEGO Star Wars expected to retire by the end of 2025 (pending schedule changes and if certain products don't sell out beforehand).

23 Imperial Dropship vs. Rebel Scout Speeder

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The Imperial Dropship vs Rebel Scout Speeder is an exciting double pack featuring three Rebel Fleet troopers and three Stormtroopers, as well as a small vehicle for each side. The model also comes with The Clone Wars' pink astromech QT-KT, a bonus minifigure celebrating LEGO's 25th anniversary with Star Wars.

22 Darth Vader Helmet

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The Darth Vader Helmet (75304) is also expected to retire by the end of this year, part of LEGO Star Wars' unique helmet line. Keeping that in mind, those who have been trying to collect all the helmets might consider getting their hands on this model sooner rather than later. Comparatively, there's still plenty of time to get the new AT-AT Driver Helmet which only just released at the beginning of this year.

21 The Razor Crest

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One of LEGO's larger Ultimate Collector Series models, the UCS Razor Crest (75331) is set to retire at the end of 2025, having been first released in 2022. That said, I wouldn't be surprised if LEGO decides to hang onto this one for another year. After all, The Mandalorian & Grogu is set to release in theaters next year, the first Star Wars movie since 2019, which will reportedly feature the return of the iconic ship.

20 Coruscant Guard Gunship

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The Coruscant Guard Gunship was one of 2023's most impressive models, featuring a unique red coloring for the classic LAAT/i gunship used by Republic security forces on Coruscant. The model also has a great minifigure collection, which notably includes Chancellor Palpatine, Senator Pé Amidala, and Commander Fox.

19 X-Wing Starfighter

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The UCS X-Wing Starfighter is also set to retire by the end of 2025. Combined with the Razor Crest, it's more than likely that more UCS models are on the way, perhaps even beyond the rumored Jango Fett Firespray and UCS Death Star.

18 Ghost & Phantom II

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A new and improved Ghost was released in conjunction with its live-action appearance in Ahsoka in 2023. This includes the smaller pod ship known as The Phantom II which can be integrated and removed from the back of the bigger Rebel ship. The minifigure selection is very good, featuring an all-new version of Hera inspired by her live-action depiction in Ahsoka, Hera's son Jacen Syndulla, their beloved droid companion Chopper, and two Rebel officers.

17 Ahsoka Tano’s T-6 Jedi Shuttle

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Hailing from the days of the Jedi Order, Ahsoka's T-6 Shuttle (75362) has some great play features, including rotating wings that revolve around the cockpit and engines. The model also comes with incredibly unique and detailed minifigures like Sabine Wren, the ancient Jedi droid Huyang, the former Imperial Inquisitor Marrok, and a new version of Ahsoka herself.

16 Ambush on Mandalore Battle Pack

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Ambush on Mandalore is a great battle pack featuring two brand-new Imperial Commandos alongside two Mandalorian minifigures. It's also meant to be paired with LEGO's other Mandalorian season 3-inspired set, Paz Vizsla and Moff Gideon Battle (75386), which is also retiring this year.

15 The Onyx Cinder

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Inspired by the ancient pirate ship seen in Skeleton Crew, The Onyx Cinder will also be retiring by the end of this year. Although the show's first season only wrapped up in mid-January, LEGO's Onyx Cinder was actually first released in August 2024.

14 Tantive IV

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Tantive IV (75376) depicts the first ship seen in Star Wars in its entirety, a fun midi-scale ship with its own nameplate and display stand. Collectors might be interested in picking this set up before it retires alongside Boarding The Tantive IV (75387), also retiring by the end of 2025.