Flat Rate $14 Shipping in Canada for Star Wars Toys
Skip to product information
1 of 16

Lego 75174 - Desert Skiff Escape - Loose Complete w/ Box (Retired)

Lego 75174 - Desert Skiff Escape - Loose Complete w/ Box (Retired)

Regular price $41.45 USD
Regular price Sale price $41.45 USD
Sale Sold out
PLEASE NOTE: WE NO LONGER SHIP TO THE USA

Desert Skiff Escape – LEGO Star Wars Set #75174

277 Pieces | Return of the Jedi

2017 — Retired

Complete with box and instructions. Please see pictures for condition.

The 2017 take on the Sarlacc pit battle, pairing a Jabba's skiff with a built Sarlacc and the first LEGO Boba Fett with a clone trooper head under the helmet.

  • Han Solo minifigure (sw0823)
  • Chewbacca minifigure (sw0532)
  • Boba Fett minifigure (sw0822) — exclusive to this set
  • Weequay Skiff Guard minifigure (sw0821) — exclusive to this set

The skiff features an extendable plank, movable rear rudders, a storage hold, and transparent elements underneath for a hovering look. The Sarlacc has tentacles, teeth and an opening mouth sized to swallow a minifigure. Accessories include Han's blaster, Boba Fett's blaster, an axe, and handcuffs for Han and Chewbacca. Boba Fett (sw0822) and the Weequay Skiff Guard (sw0821) are exclusive to this set.


  • Fast Shipping
  • Packed Safely
  • No Repro, ever

Packaging Condition: Check out our guide to Package Condition Tiers

View full details

Shipping FAQ's

Canadian Shipping

$14 Flat Rate Canadian Shipping - No matter how large or small, we ship for $14 in Canada.

All items are shipped out of Toronto via Canada Post or UPS.

International Shipping

We ship to the UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. Your shipping cost will be calculated at checkout.

Please note that all duties, taxes and other charges are the responsibility of the buyer and may be required before package is delivered.

We typically use PostNL for most of our international shipping which includes tracking.

USA Shipping

We are not currently shipping to the USA due to issues with things getting across the border