I'm sorry, but this makes no sense. Given overall inflation in lego UCS pricing, a 'bigger' DS (say, 5000 pieces) would retail for at least $600. Lego has never made a set that expensive, and they have never followed one large SW exclusive with another the very next year. Never mind that, with regard to investment potential, the new one would presumably be based on a totally different film and feature none of the iconic scenes that have made 10188 such a classic. But the bigger issue is the ludicrousness of this rumor (for the pricing and timing reasons just given). As an anonymous internet guy just like everyone else, I'll wager all my anonymous internet credibility on any 'new DS' being far smaller, probably totally open like the old Cloud City, and featuring few of the Episode IV characters (and none of the scenes, obviously). I've had my doubts about Brick Show predictions, but those guys are at least risking a reputation that's bound up with their business (youtube revenue from video views and subscribers, for example). Plus I can see their faces and know their names. Why should I trust someone who is nothing but an internet screen name and has nothing to lose by being wrong? Do we seriously think the Lego corporation 'leaks' information this way? We're talking about the largest toy company in the world, not Paris Hilton. I think folks are taking this stuff way too seriously. Edit: I just watched J2G's youtube video, which gives us precisely this info: there's a new DS coming in 2016! And that's it. The video is just text. And it makes the odd claim that if 10188 retires this year, then we'll know he's right about the new one coming out next year. Really, these are two entirely different predictions. Brick Show made the retirement prediction (for this year) in a youtube video last year. So that's not exactly news. And if Lego wanted to designate an official leaker, wouldn't they pick someone like that, established in the community, and with whom they already have an official relationship (sending Brick Show review copies of new sets, for example)? It amazes me that the internet is all abuzz over the unsubstantiated prediction of one anonymous person.