#7191 • Star Wars
X-wing Fighter (UCS)
Released 2000 • 1,304 pcs • MSRP $269.99
Seven-year run — one of the longest of any UCS Star Wars set.
Retirement Year Archive
LEGO sets retired in 2007.
The UCS X-Wing retires; the Modular era begins.
4
Notable retirements
$480
Combined MSRP
3,459
Total pieces
The 2007 retirement landscape
What was leaving shelves.
The original UCS X-Wing (7191) retired in 2007 after seven years on shelves — released in 2000 alongside the first wave of Star Wars UCS sets, it had one of the longest runs of any flagship. Knights' Kingdom II officially ended. And in October 2007, LEGO released 10182 Cafe Corner — the first Modular Buildings set, which would retire in 2011 and become one of the most valuable LEGO sets ever made.
Notable 2007 retirements
4 sets that left.
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#10134 • Star Wars
Y-wing Attack Starfighter (UCS)
Released 2004 • 1,473 pcs • MSRP $119.99
#4709 • Harry Potter
Hogwarts Castle (1st version)
Released 2001 • 682 pcs • MSRP $89.99
Original Harry Potter castle from the first wave; cleared inventory in 2007 as later castles took over.
#8780 • Knights' Kingdom II
Citadel of Orlan (Knights' Kingdom II)
Released 2004
Still on shelves
Buy these at retail instead.
LEGO.com doesn't sell the 2007 retirements anymore. These reviewed sets in the same themes are still at retail price — buy one before it joins this list.
Star WarsLEGO Star Wars TIE Interceptor (UCS)
$229.99
Harry PotterLEGO Harry Potter Hogwarts Sorting Hat
$99.99
Star WarsLEGO Star Wars R2-D2
$239.99
Star WarsLEGO Star Wars T-65 X-Wing Starfighter
$239.99
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A note on retirement dates
LEGO does not always announce retirements publicly, and many sets retire region-by-region (US first, EU later, sometimes years apart). The years here are a best-effort consolidation from public Brickset data, AFOL community tracking, and verified post-EOL listings. Every entry links to its Brickset reference page so readers can verify against the canonical source. If you have specific knowledge that corrects an entry, drop us a note.