LEGO Star Wars First Order Special Forces TIE fighter (30276). & FREE Shipping on eligible orders. Used & new (69) from $175.98 LEGO Star Wars 75095 Tie Fighter Building KitDetailsLEGO Star Wars 75059 Sandcrawler FREE Shipping. DetailsLEGO Star Wars 10236 Ewok Village LEGO Star Wars 75095 - 1685 Piece Count Collect one of the most iconic starships in the galaxy! The perfect flagship model for fans of Star Wars and LEGO brick building LEGO Star Wars 75095 Tie Fighter Build the iconic LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series TIE Fighter with opening top hatch, display stand, fact plaque and a minifigure. Presenting the Ultimate Collector Series TIE Fighter – the iconic Imperial starfighter! We proudly present the Ultimate Collector Series LEGO Star Wars TIE Fighter. As featured in many of the action-packed Star Wars battle scenes, including the decisive battle that led to the destruction of the first Death Star, this large-scale LEGO-brick rendition of the classic Imperial starfighter has intricate detailing, as well as an opening top hatch and an exclusive TIE Fighter Pilot minifigure with a blaster pistol.
And when you want to keep it safe from Rebel attack, mount the model on the display stand and keep yourself updated with all the key facts and figures on the included fact plaque. The Ultimate Collector Series TIE Fighter is the perfect addition to your Star Wars collection! Build the iconic Star Wars TIE Fighter with opening top hatch, display stand, fact plaque and minifigure. This large-scale LEGO-brick rendition of the classic Imperial Starfighter has intricate detailing. 22.9 x 18.9 x 3.6 inches 6.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Item can be shipped within U.S. This item is not eligible for international shipping. 14 - 15 years #7,010 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #215 in Toys & Games > Building & Construction Toys > Building Sets 4.7 out of 5 stars Manufacturer’s warranty can be requested from customer service. Click here to make a request to customer service. If you are a seller for this product, would you like to suggest updates through seller support?
Would you like to tell us about a lower price? Compare to Similar Items LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon 75105 Building Kit LEGO Star Wars 75059 Sandcrawler LEGO STAR WARS AT-ST Walker 75153 5 star86%4 star7%1 star7%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsTIE One On!my 7 year old just loved it :) Great build, very solid, insanely well designedGreat Display Piece. Excellent addition to Star Wars Lego Ultimate Collector SeriesFun in a boxYuge LegoOne of the "must have" Lego setsEpic! See all customer images Most Recent Customer ReviewsSearch Customer Reviews Set up an Amazon Giveaway Learn more about Amazon Giveaway See and discover other items: tie fighter pilot, captain america seriesVader's TIE Advanced vs. A-Wing Starfighter14 ReviewsFIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISSpaceStar Wars™It's rebels vs. Imperials in a deep-space duel! Vader's TIE Advanced vs. A-Wing Starfighter Reviews - page 275095 TIE Fighter has 1,685 pieces, it was launched under the Ultimate Collector's Series Star Wars subtheme which was released on May 2nd, 2015 for $199.99.
It includes 1 minifigure. This version of the TIE Fighter measures 18.5” (47cm) high, 12” (30.6cm) long and 12.2” (31cm) wide. It consists of 1685 pieces. It includes a display stand with a plaque with the TIE Fighter's specifications, and a space to display the exclusive TIE pilot included in the set. Twin Ion Engine/Ln Starfighters, or just TIE Fighters, are among the most numerous spacecraft in the Galactic Empire's fleet. Measuring 8.99m long, they consist of a ball shaped cockpit connected to two large wings. The wings are actually solar panels which power the ship. The Empire considers TIE Fighters expendable assets, as they are cheap to produce. Also, countless TIE Fighters are destroyed in battles, as they have no shields or life support. The exclusion of landing gear teaches pilots to rely completely on a higher authority while also lightening the ship to execute more precise maneuvers. Because all TIE Fighters are identical, captured ones are sometimes utilized by Rebels to infiltrate Imperial bases and the like.
We proudly present the Ultimate Collector Series LEGO® Star Wars™ TIE Fighter™. As featured in many of the action-packed Star Wars™ battle scenes, including the decisive battle that led to the destruction of the first Death Star™, this large-scale LEGO-brick rendition of the classic Imperial starfighter has intricate detailing, as well as an opening top hatch and an exclusive TIE Fighter Pilot™ minifigure with a blaster pistol. The Ultimate Collector Series TIE Fighter™ is the perfect addition to your Star Wars™ collection! Includes a TIE Fighter Pilot™ minifigure with a blaster pistol Features an opening top hatch Includes a display stand and informative fact plaque The perfect flagship model for fans of Star Wars™ and LEGO® brick building TIE Fighter™ measures 18.5” (47cm) high, 12” (30.6cm) long and 12.2” (31cm) wideTIE Fighter™product_label_list_price_accessibility 63 Reviews11FIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISSpaceStar Wars™Presenting the Ultimate Collector Series TIE Fighter – the iconic Imperial starfighter!
TIE Fighter⢠Reviews - page 2We're sorry, but we could not fulfill your request for /2012/02/03/review-9492-tie-fighter/ on this server. An invalid request was received from your browser. This may be caused by a malfunctioning proxy server or browser privacy software. Your technical support key is: 2e89-e860-1756-6707 You can use this key to fix this problem yourself. and be sure to provide the technical support key shown above.As a countdown to the Force Awakens, I will be writing reviews on Star Wars LEGO sets this week. Full disclosure, I missed writing at least one review to meet my own schedule. So I have decided to punish myself and try to make a new review each day until the opening of Star Wars Episode VII. Hopefully they will be enjoyable for you and for me. I would like to finish out The Force Awakens lineup, but I've already built Rey's Speeder twice and parted out another one, so I have no interest in buying another one to open and build.
I have little interest in the Kylo Ren's Shuttle because it's ugly, and I may or may not open a Millennium Falcon. So, unless something changes, TFA might not get full representation. Besides, I am super excited to get to the Shuttle Tyderium. REVIEW: SET DETAILSSet #: 75101Name: First Order Special Forces TIE FighterTheme: Star WarsParts: 517Price: $69.99 Before we get to the build, let’s talk value. At $89.99 the price per piece works out to a bit over $.135 each. This seems to be on the high side of pricing for a licensed set. There are 4 minifigures most of which are currently unique to this set. This set is mainly a troop builder with 2 First Order TIE Pilots, 1 First Order Crew and 1 First Order Officer. The First Order Crew is also available in Kylo Ren's Shuttle. Some people may wind up picking up a set that is open box or, want to verify the box contents before beginning a build. For this set, there are 4 numbered baggies, and a bag containing a sticker sheet, and an instruction book.
There are 6 small stickers, but for some reason I only used 4 and cannot figure out where the 2 remaining ones go. I read the instructions 4 times. Bag 1 creates the basic shape of the hull of the TIE Fighter. There's a back to back crew area for 2 minifigures, which just happen to be in this bag. You've got 2 pilots, which is one more than you usually get with a TIE Fighter. The Control stick is built from a Battle Droid torso. I like that, it makes it seem more thought out than the really old school 1x2 decorated tile like we used to see. You can just see the ports of the spring loaded missile launchers. Bag 2 completes the body of the TIE Starfighter. It has 3 hatches and I'm not sure if that thing sticking up is a cannon or an antenna. It's probably a cannon because it's attached to a technic pin that would allow it to swing forward. The red bricks and pieces create the stripe that I am going to assume is for the Special forces. It's pretty striking on this all black vehicle.
The white at the ends of the "arms" is kind of jarring, and I hoped that it would not be visible in the final build. I do like the looks of this, very properly TIE Fightery. The First Order Crew that pops up in this bag is sort of plain, except his ridiculous looking helmet. I have to do something different here, because the build instructions require it. Bags 3 and 4 are the same. The instructions show both bags in the requirements, and at the end just have the "X2" notation. You probably guessed it, each bag contains a wing. The only difference between the 2 bags is that one has a minifigure, and the other has the spring missile projectiles. I'm going to let you in on a little secret here. I haven't built many TIE Fighters. Most of them have very flimsy wings. To me that says everything about the TIE fighter, but does not endear them to me. These wings seem pretty stable. It's got some significant layering , which gives me confidence that it's not going to crumble while it's on display.
I've read that the wing design is very similar to the UCS TIE Fighter. There's this part used in the build of the wings that I don't think I have ever seen before. Bricklink seems to indicate that it's a rare piece. It's only available in a handful of sets so, once you've built the wings, of course, you put them together with the body. The opening hatch on top is what allows you to put the pilots inside, the front and rear hatchesjust pretty much allow you to see them. There were a surprisingly mall number of extra pieces. It's an indication of the limited number of small pieces in this set. You do end up with 2 extra roller skates from the wing greeblies, so our First Order Crew or Officer could use them. I don't recommend them for the TIE Pilots, because there's no room to skate in the cockpit. I also include the brick separator, because I have so many of these now, and they are not a part of the build. I like the build. It definitely came across beautifully in the finished product.
It was not complicated, but on the other hand, it's also not a box like the older TIE Fighters used to be. I liked the way that they decorated the wings. I have a horrible memory of how the 7146 was decorated, and am just as pleased not to go back to it. When all is said and done, this is a nice set, a little pricey on the 3P score. 13.5 cents per piece just makes it too expensive, probably by at least $10 for the set, maybe by as much as $20. The minifigures are great, army builders to a man. Not a single named character to make you feel weird about buying multiples for a scene. They each have new headgear, obviously the pilots have the same one. I think that the design for the Officer's hat and the Crew are dumb looking, but that's not LEGO's fault. TIE Fighters are the most common vehicle in the Empire. Strangely, this is the most common set from the Force Awakens line. Along with all of the product shipped to regular stores like Target, Walmart and Toys R Us, Costcos received large pallets of this set.
When all of the other TFA sets sold out from LEGO Shop at Home on Black Friday/Cyber Monday this set still remained. I doubt there's less demand for this set. I think that the early discounts at Costco and Black Friday sales at Walmart and Target are going to be the price that drive this set. It's going to be hard to look at this set with MSRP so far above average and get excited about it. The regular buyers, mom and dad and Timmy are likely to pick up a copy when necessary. I foresee it having a discount on Amazon for most of its life. The 9492 performed pretty well after retirement, even though this set was coming along to replace it. The long term value of this set depends upon the reception of the new film. If people like the film, they'll probably want to accumulate these later on. It's actually about perfect for the size, so I doubt that they will make an updated version. Probably any future version of the First Order TIE Fighter will just be a repackage of this, which would seriously limit its growth potential.