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LEGO 2006 / Star Wars / Ultimate Collector Series Sets

In 2006, LEGO released 2 Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series sets, all of these sets have been retired. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $180, today those sets are valued around $1,646, a growth of 814%.
Most valuable 2006 LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series set
10175 Vader's TIE Advanced $1,077.24
Most owned 2006 Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series set
10174 Imperial AT-ST
2 sets

10174 Imperial AT-ST

Theme / Subtheme Star Wars / Ultimate Collector Series
Year 2006
Pieces 1,068
Availability Retired
10174 LEGO Star Wars Imperial AT-ST
Retail $79.99
Value $568.40
Growth  +610.6%
Annual growth 6.4%

10175 Vader's TIE Advanced

Theme / Subtheme Star Wars / Ultimate Collector Series
Year 2006
Pieces 1,212
Availability Retired
10175 LEGO Star Wars Vader's TIE Advanced
Retail $99.99
Value $1,077.24
Growth  +977.3%
Annual growth 8.7%

Year Pricing

Retail
$179.98   (for all 2 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$1,645.64
Growth
+814.35%
Annual growth
+6.71%
Used
Value
$596.04

2006 Set Lifespans

The average lifespan of a 2006 Star Wars set is 16 months where 10174 Imperial AT-ST had the longest lifespan of 17 months.
Imperial AT-ST
Vader's TIE Advanced
Average (16 months)
Lifespan in months
0
8
17

Community Stats

The following are the top 2 most owned 2006 Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Imperial AT-ST
#2Vader's TIE Advanced

About LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series

The Ultimate Collector's Series, or UCS, is a LEGO subtheme of Star Wars introduced in 2000 and was meant to be more detailed and aimed at older builders. These Ultimate Collector's Series sets tend to be larger, and more expensive than typical sets.
2006 LEGO Sets
2006 was a year of creative resurgence, adding major themes while closing older ones. LEGO Batman debuted as the first full DC Comics collaboration, joined by Avatar: The Last Airbender, Exo-Force, and SpongeBob SquarePants. LEGO Mindstorms NXT modernized the robotics platform with sensors and wireless control, and Remote Control Trains replaced the 9V system. Vikings and Clikits ended, while standout collector sets such as the Technic Tow Truck (8285) and Boeing 787 Dreamliner (10177) strengthened LEGO’s appeal among adult fans.