These are the instructions for building the LEGO Star Wars TIE Interceptor & Death Star that was released in 2012. Download These Instructions as PDF: BI 3001/32 - 9676 V 29 [3.33 Mb] BI 3001/32 - 9676 V 39 [3.34 Mb] View which pieces you need to build this set ) which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this siteLEGO Death Star Is Nearly Operational at LEGOLAND California (Video) That's no moon … that's a whole bunch of LEGOs. A brand new model of the Death Star — the moon-size "Star Wars" planet-destroying machine — made entirely of toy bricks arrived at LEGOLAND California this week. The giant model was crafted from more than 500,000 LEGO bricks, weighs more than 1,900 lbs and, appropriately, it is the largest model to display in the LEGO "Star Wars" Miniland section of the resort, LEGOLAND representatives said. Movers had to use a forklift to move the model into place at the resort. Kids and adults alike can see the model when it goes on view March 5.
A drone video of the LEGO Death Star's installation shows the vast size of the massive space station model. "The LEGO Death Star is designed from the version featured in 'Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope,'" LEGOLAND representatives wrote in a news release. "The new model display also features the famous trench run scene where Luke Skywalker maneuvered his X-wing fighter through the combat zone to destroy the Death Star. Below the LEGO Death Star, guests are invited to use their imaginations to construct their own LEGO starships at building stations, while LEGO X-Wings, Tie Fighters and Y-Wings circle overhead." The new model's appearance in the Miniland is well timed. A new "Star Wars" film — called "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" — is set to hit theaters in December 2015. LEGO "Star Wars" Miniland has a lot to offer fans of the science fiction franchise. LEGO master builders used more than 1 million blocks to craft scenes from all of the six movies and the "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" animated series.
The "Episode IV" area features Luke Skywalker, C3-PO, R2-D2 and Obi-Wan Kenobi on Tatooine, according to the LEGOLAND website. "Here you'll discover Uncle Owen's moisture farm, where Luke Skywalker lived as a child; peek inside the Cantina where the animated Cantina Band plays and stand above the spaceport where the largest LEGO model of Han Solo's famous starship, the Millennium Falcon, sits ready for take-off," LEGOLAND representatives wrote on the website. Follow Miriam Kramer @mirikramer. Follow us @Spacedotcom, Facebook and Google+. Lego Reveals UCS TIE Fighter Model Posted by Ben Huber on Feb 15, 2015 in Hobbies and Collections, Star Wars | It wasn’t that long ago that the Lego UCS Slave I came out, but Lego never stops. At the NY Toy Fair, Lego has revealed the Ultimate Collector’s Series TIE Fighter. With 1685 pieces, a TIE Fighter pilot, and of course, a display stand, the TIE Fighter model stands 18 1/2 inches tall and roughly 12 inches long and wide!
This would definitely make a great desk piece. Lego also released their usual designer video, with a look at all the little features and pieces included. And here’s a heads up: there are rumors that there will be a large Hoth Rebel Base set in October. UCS sets are always pretty well-done. I’m still waiting for a new UCS Millennium Falcon, so I don’t have to pay ridiculous after-market prices on the old model! Check out more TIE Fighter images below.Theme by Laptop Geek.May the Fourth Be With You: Lego mark Star Wars Day with time-lapse video of world's biggest Millennium Falcon being built Two 6 foot TIE Fighters were also built to celebrate International Star Wars Day Monday 4 May 2015 13:14 BST As Star Wars fans across the world join together to celebrate International Star Wars, toy company Lego has marked the occasion by releasing an impressive time-lapse video showing the construction of world’s largest ever Lego Millennium Falcon. The minute-long clip released today, shows Lego Master Builders Dan and Chris Steninger along with the hundreds of Star Wars fans building a five-metre recreation of Han Solo’s iconic spacecraft at the Westfield Southland mall in Melbourne.
Star Wars fans and visitors to the mall were given the choice between helping on the massive Millennium Falcon or two TIE Fighters. In total, the Falcon required a total of 250,000 Lego bricks to build, while the two TIE Fighters which stand at 6ft6in required 80,000 bricks. Speaking to Press at the event, Dan Steininger said: “Usually models the size of the Millennium Falcon can take more than a week to build and it was thanks to the Aussie fans that we were able to build a model of this size in such a short time.” International Star Wars Day falls every year on 4 May. Chosen for the fact that a pun on the well-known Jedi saying “May the force be with you” can be made out of the the date, International Star Wars day has grown into an event in which Star Wars fans can celebrate George Lucas’ movie franchise globally. Star Wars: The Force Awakens in pictures This year’s celebrations take on extra significance with the latest instalment of the series of films set to be released in December this year.
It also comes on the same day that Chancellor of The Exchequer confirmed that Star Wars VIII will be filmed in Buckinghamshire's Pinewood studios.There are marvelous sets for just about anyone, from car buffs to Star Wars junkies to superhero fans. And you won’t find them in Barnes & Noble stores—they’re available online only. LEGO Mini Cooper 10242 (LEGO Hard to Find) See All Formats & Editions › Fasten your seat belts, this classic car is ready to roll. LEGO®’s brick replica of the MINI Cooper Mk VII is loaded with authentic details, including the snazzy green and white color scheme (complete with white racing stripes and white wing mirrors), fog lights, patterned seats, and a veneer-style dashboard. The roof comes off, offering a look at the detailed interior, and you can also pop the hood to check out the detailed engine, or open the doors to turn the steering wheel and move the gearshift and handbrake. And since you’ll want to take this iconic car for a drive in the countryside, there’s even a well-stocked picnic basket and checkered blanket for you to pack into the trunk, so you’ll be ready to relax wherever your journey takes you.
LEGO Detective’s Office 10246 (LEGO Hard to Find) If you’re into nostalgia, you’ll want to check out this LEGO® Creator Expert set, featuring a classic barbershop with a mirrored wall, a pool hall with dartboards, and a detective’s office. There’s also a well-stocked kitchen and a roof terrace complete with a water tower. Like the MINI Cooper, this set is packed with real-life details, including novelty scissors, a pull-chain toilet, a hinged ceiling fan, a hidden wall compartment, a wanted poster, and a newspaper vending machine. Of course, the roof and ceilings are removable, giving you access to all of the action. What really makes this set stand apart, however, is that it gives you the opportunity to become a detective yourself! See if you can piece together the clues to solve a smuggling mystery, and discover the identity of the mysterious lady in red. LEGO City - City Square 60097 (LEGO Hard to Find) Enjoy the hustle and bustle of the (little) big city with the LEGO City Square!
This vibrant square offers all sorts of fun ways to be on the go—from a tram, where your minifigure can store his or her bicycle in a special compartment, to a news helicopter which will give them a bird’s eye view of all of the excitement! This busy scene comes with twelve minifigures, from a tram driver to a mechanic, and their assorted accessories. There are also lots of places to explore, including a car dealership, a coffee bar, a hot dog stand, and a LEGO store with its very own delivery truck. There are hours of fun waiting to be had at the LEGO City Square. Just watch out for the pizza deliveryman zipping around on his scooter! LEGO Simpsons KWIK-E-Mart 71016 (LEGO Hard to Find) For an icon of a different sort, check out Springfield’s best-loved convenience store. This intricate LEGO® version of the Kwik-E-Mart is packed with more fun than a box of Krusty-O’s! Inside, you’ll find a full array of Kwik-E-Mart’s most popular products, including Chef Lonelyheart’s Soup for One, Buzz Cola, expired donuts, tofu hot dogs, and everyone’s favorite, hallucinogenic Squishees.
Once again, it’s the details that make this set stand out—from a frozen Jasper, to Apu’s secret rooftop vegetable garden, to the “El Barto”-graffitied outside wall. The set also includes six minifigures and accessories: Homer, Marge, Bart, Apu, Chief Wiggum (and his squad car), and Snake. If you’re a fan of The Simpsons™, this set is not to be missed. LEGO Star Wars TIE Fighter™ 75095 (LEGO Hard to Find) LEGO Star Wars TIE Fighter™ If Star Wars is more your thing, there are sets for you, too. ’s collection of Star Wars LEGO® sets now includes hard-to-find sets like the iconic TIE Fighter. You can reenact some of Star Wars’ most thrilling battles—including the one that led to the annihilation of the first Death Star™—with one of these classic Imperial starfighters in your collection. The set includes a display stand, an informative fact plaque, and a TIE Fighter Pilot minifigure with a blaster pistol. LEGO Star Wars UCS Slave I™ 75060 (LEGO Hard to Find)
LEGO Star Wars UCS Slave I™ Another must-have for Star Wars fans, the Slave I gives you the opportunity to hunt for fugitives with the legendary Boba Fett. This exclusive LEGO® Star Wars set allows you to relive the capture of Han Solo from Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back. There’s even a replica of the Rebel hero captured in carbonite to put in the cargo hold. Other great features of this set include a rotating cockpit and wings, side hatches that open to reveal hidden missiles and guns, two rotating dual shooters, and a display stand with an information sheet. In addition to Han Solo and a Stormtrooper, the set also includes two exclusive minifigures: Boba Fett and a Bespin Guard. LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes The Tumbler 76023 (LEGO Hard to Find) LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes The Tumbler When it comes to cool transportation, few people (fictional or not) can compete with the legendary Batman™, and no collection of his vehicles would be complete without the Tumbler, the super-sleek, black armored vehicle from the Batman™ The Dark Knight Trilogy.