Every LEGO Star Wars UCS Death Star Easter egg we’ve spotted

There are all kinds of sneaky Easter eggs hidden within LEGO Star Wars 75419 Death Star and we’ve found every single one of them.

The largest LEGO Star Wars set released to date will be within firing range next month, when 75419 Death Star finally launches online and in stores. The 9,023-piece Ultimate Collector Series build clocks in at over 76cm wide, includes a whopping 38 minifigures and is packed with plenty of detail.

Also to be found lurking within 75419 Death Star are a number of sneaky Easter eggs waiting for fans to discover as they assemble the massive brick-built battle station.

With that in mind, here’s the full breakdown of every single secret we’ve found within 75419 Death Star, from the top down, and where they can be spotted on or inside the huge LEGO Star Wars set.

1 – Hot Tub

Hidden under a hinged panel on the top left-hand side of 75419 Death Star is a small room containing a removable hot tub complete with 1x1 water studs. This is the ideal location for the model’s Hot Tub Stormtrooper minifigure to be placed, plus there's a karaoke machine, microphone, rubber duck, cup and hairbrush accessories inside too.

2 – Andor reference

A section of the third and fourth floors contains the Death Star’s massive Mk1 Superlaser array, a weapon that also has one of the LEGO Star Wars set’s sneakier secrets. Included on the end of the structure is a collection of grey pieces resembling one of the cog-like assemblies built by the prisoners of Narkina 5 in the second season of Andor.

3 – Alderaan

The Death Star uses its formidable firepower to destroy Princess Leia’s home world of Alderaan in A New Hope. That scene can be replicated in 75419 Death Star’s Superlaser’s primary control room on the third floor, with a flick of a gearwheel mechanism on the back of the build switching a stickered image of a peaceful Alderaan to the planet exploding.

4 – Bulletin board

75419 Death Star’s third floor also features a false turbolift door that can be removed to expose another Easter egg. This time, it’s a stickered tongue-in-cheek bulletin board that includes classes for stormtrooper shooting lessons, Princess Leia and Han Solo wanted posters, a flyer for the battle station’s Hard Heart Cantina and more.

5 – Trench run

Moving to the exterior of the LEGO Star Wars set’s second floor and there's a very subtle Easter egg that many fans may have missed altogether. The side view of 75419 Death Star features a miniature version of the equatorial trench that Luke Skywalker flies his X-Wing down in A New Hope.

6 – Reactor core

Next to the turbolift on the same floor is a panel with a circular hole in it that can be removed to reveal a miniature version of the Death Star’s reactor core. The small build is reminiscent of the much larger structure destroyed by the Rebels during the climax of the Battle of Endor in Return of the Jedi. The reactor core can also be seen from the back, through complete a small thermal exhaust port

7 – Stormtrooper height chart

The second floor of 75419 Death Star also features another fun Easter egg hidden around the back of the build, a stormtrooper height chart. The stickered piece now let’s fans find out once and for all if Luke is indeed, ‘A little short for a stormtrooper.’

8 – Darth Vader’s wall art

Removing Darth Vader’s meditation chamber on the far right-hand side of the Death Star’s second floor reveals a sticker with a very interesting collection of items relating to the Dark Lord of the Sith. Those include a tiny N-1 starfighter, a picture of an Episode II Padmé minifigure, a poster for the Boonta Eve Classic podrace and more memorabilia.

9 – LEGO video game studs

Heading to the Death Star’s first floor next, we move to the far left-hand side of the model and a long corridor section above the trash compactor. At one end is a door that slides open, with the interior housing a black Imperial interrogation droid and a selection of silver, gold, blue and purple studs, a reference to the collectibles in numerous LEGO Star Wars video games.

10 – Minikit

Speaking of video games, flipping 75419 Death Star around and looking at the right-hand side of the first floor also reveals a hidden brick-built minikit cannister. These secret items can be collected in TT Games titles, helping to achieve 100% completeness and unlocking various vehicles or other fun extras.

11 – Octan fuel cannister

The back of 75419 Death Star also boasts one of the LEGO Star Wars set’s harder to find secrets, located at the base of the build. Fans should be able to spot a green, red and white Octan fuel cannister, with the LEGO fuel of choice apparently powering the Empire’s fearsome battle station.

12 – Execute Bag 66

75419 Death Star’s final Easter egg comes during the initial building process. Included in the model’s staggering 81 paper bags is Bag 66, containing the minifigure of The Emperor himself. The character’s inclusion in that particular bag is a subtle nod to Order 66, given by Palpatine to eradicate all Jedi in Revenge of the Sith.

75419 Death Star will be available exclusively for LEGO Insiders first from October 1, 2025, with a wider release for everyone else from October 4. The LEGO Star Wars set is priced at £899.99 / $999.99 / €999.99 and comes with a free 40771 TIE Fighter with Imperial Hangar Rack GWP for Insiders members until October 7 (while stocks last).

To take a deeper dive into 75419 Death Star, be sure to check out our full review of the LEGO Star Wars model right here.

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