The Complete LEGO® Star Wars Guide: Sets to Display & Wall Art
The LEGO® Star Wars adult range is one of the richest and most collected in the world. At Kadris, we've developed a selection of wall art panels for the most iconic Star Wars sets, and covered each set in detail on this blog. Here's the complete guide.
LEGO® Star Wars sets available at Kadris
- LEGO® Star Wars 75375 Millennium Falcon, The classic version of Han Solo's ship, 55 x 35 cm format.
- LEGO® Star Wars 75389 Black Millennium Falcon, Exclusive dark version, 75 x 45 cm format.
- LEGO® Star Wars 75355 X-Wing Starfighter, The icon of the original trilogy.
- LEGO® Star Wars 75442 The Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter, Din Djarin's ship in The Mandalorian.
Our Star Wars articles
- Millennium Falcon 75375 vs 75389: which one to choose?, Full comparison between the two versions.
- X-Wing 75355 vs N-1 Starfighter 75442, Original trilogy or The Mandalorian, which ship for your wall?
- How to display your LEGO® Star Wars collection, A styling guide for an adult Star Wars gallery wall.
- New LEGO® Star Wars releases, August 2026, AT-AT Remnant, Lambda Shuttle, Sandcrawler: the back-to-school wave.
How to build a Star Wars gallery wall
A dark wall (black, charcoal or midnight blue) makes Star Wars' grey and white ships stand out with striking contrast. We recommend choosing a consistent narrative era, original trilogy or the recent saga, for a gallery that tells a story.
Check out our complete guide to displaying your Star Wars collection.
Upcoming sets
Several major adult Star Wars sets arrived in July-August 2026: Lambda Shuttle 75459, AT-AT Remnant 75454, Sandcrawler 75453. Kadris wall art for these new sets is in the works.
Discover all Kadris LEGO® Star Wars wall art.
The Complete LEGO® Star Wars Guide: Sets to Display & Wall Art: a practical way to use this guide
Quick answer: start with the model's real assembled dimensions and the room available, then choose a presentation method that matches how often you want to handle it. A good display should remain stable, readable from the normal viewing distance and simple to maintain.
Which measurement is most often forgotten?
Depth. Boxes and product photographs can make a model appear flatter than it is. Include projecting wings, spoilers, towers, handles and accessories, then add a margin so the finished construction is not pressed against another object.
How do you choose between a shelf, case and wall display?
A shelf is flexible but uses floor or furniture space. A closed case offers the best protection from dust but needs more volume. A wall display frees furniture and highlights the model's main angle. The choice depends on model weight, room layout, access and budget.
Which Kadris finish suits each interior?
Spacers create a light, floating effect. The black aluminium frame gives the composition a clear gallery-style boundary. The battery-powered LED frame adds an ambient halo without a visible power cable. Lighting is decorative rather than a replacement for general room lighting.
How can several sets stay visually coherent?
Group them by licence, scale, colour or type and keep spacing consistent. Choose a main piece and let smaller models support it. Empty space is useful: it makes every construction easier to identify and prevents the collection from looking accidental.
Is the LEGO® set included with a Kadris display?
No, unless the relevant product page explicitly says otherwise. Kadris supplies the compatible aluminium display, its mounting system and the selected finish. Sets and minifigures shown in photographs illustrate the possible result.
How should the model be protected over time?
Keep it away from direct sunlight, strong heat and narrow passageways. Vertical presentation can greatly limit dust accumulation compared with a crowded shelf, but it does not replace occasional gentle cleaning or a closed display case.