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LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter
LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter

LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter

Includes 3 minifigures: Kylo Ren, a First Order TIE pilot and a First Order Stormtrooper and BB-9E as another figure. It has an openable minifigure cockpit, large wings, red exhaust fumes and 2 spring-assisted shooters that are operated by a trigger. The helmet of the First Order TIE pilot is decorated with a new red stripe and will be released in September 2017. The equipment includes Kylos lightsaber, a blaster and a blaster pistol. Press the triggers at the top of the model to aim with the spring-loaded shooters. The model is 12 cm high, 41 cm long and 23 cm wide.

Includes 3 minifigures: Kylo Ren, a First Order TIE pilot and a First Order Stormtrooper and BB-9E as another figure. It has an openable minifigure cockpit, large wings, red exhaust fumes and 2 spring-assisted shooters that are operated by a trigger. The helmet of the First Order TIE pilot is decorated with a new red stripe and will be released in September 2017. The equipment includes Kylos lightsaber, a blaster and a blaster pistol. Press the triggers at the top of the model to aim with the spring-loaded shooters. The model is 12 cm high, 41 cm long and 23 cm wide.

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LEGO 75179 Star Wars Kylo Ren's Tie Fighter

Includes 3 minifigures: Kylo Ren, a First Order TIE pilot and a First Order Stormtrooper and BB-9E as another figure. It has an openable minifigure cockpit, large wings, red exhaust fumes and 2 spring-assisted shooters that are operated by a trigger. The helmet of the First Order TIE pilot is decorated with a new red stripe and will be released in September 2017. The equipment includes Kylos lightsaber, a blaster and a blaster pistol. Press the triggers at the top of the model to aim with the spring-loaded shooters. The model is 12 cm high, 41 cm long and 23 cm wide.

Includes 3 minifigures: Kylo Ren, a First Order TIE pilot and a First Order Stormtrooper and BB-9E as another figure. It has an openable minifigure cockpit, large wings, red exhaust fumes and 2 spring-assisted shooters that are operated by a trigger. The helmet of the First Order TIE pilot is decorated with a new red stripe and will be released in September 2017. The equipment includes Kylos lightsaber, a blaster and a blaster pistol. Press the triggers at the top of the model to aim with the spring-loaded shooters. The model is 12 cm high, 41 cm long and 23 cm wide.

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Price history

Price history

Reviews

If you’re willing to sacrifice and overlook...
16 January 2018Kashauna

originally posted on LEGO

The biggest and most immediate problem with this set is the price. The price for part is way off and I would strongly advise waiting until it is put of clearance for a better price to part ratio (that time is pretty much gone now, though). The second biggest problem is the set’s accuracy. The blaster bolts included in the set are red despite being green in the movie. The cockpit has a weird ridge on the top and doesn’t really come close to the in universe hexagonal shape. I can’t really place it, but the rest of the set doesn’t perfectly capture the movie version and feels sort of strange. However, it is a decent set of the price was dropped or even if the cockpit was shaped better or had more accurate laser bolts. This things can be overlooked, though, if you can ... MoreThe biggest and most immediate problem with this set is the price. The price for part is way off and I would strongly advise waiting until it is put of clearance for a better price to part ratio (that time is pretty much gone now, though). The second biggest problem is the set’s accuracy. The blaster bolts included in the set are red despite being green in the movie. The cockpit has a weird ridge on the top and doesn’t really come close to the in universe hexagonal shape. I can’t really place it, but the rest of the set doesn’t perfectly capture the movie version and feels sort of strange. However, it is a decent set of the price was dropped or even if the cockpit was shaped better or had more accurate laser bolts. This things can be overlooked, though, if you can spare the money. The figures are actually really good. Kylie Ren is amazingly detailed, and, even though he doesn’t have his helmet anymore which would’ve been nice, it’s more accurate that he doesn’t have it, and better at translating his transformation. The First Order Stormtrooper could have been replaced by a better or more unique dig, but is just fine where it is. The strangest addition to this set, the Special Forces TIE pilot, is probably the best addition (although it would have been much better fitted in the past First Order TIE). This figure is actually one I was waiting for and I was surprised it wasn’t included in the TFA waves. Despite its misplacement, it’s really nice to get and is well detailed. Overall, the set is decent itself and still fun, but the price makes this set almost not worth it and really accentuates the kind of big problems in it. Waiting for another updated version might be a better idea, although I’m not sure they would release would soon again or at all.

It's the little things...
26 September 2017StarWarsLegoDad

originally posted on LEGO

First of all, this is a very cool looking ship. I'm a huge Star Wars fan and build sets with my elementary school-aged daughters all the time. Even though they gravitate toward the Friends and Disney Princess lines, I know I have a cool Star Wars model when they ooh and aah over it. And they did!My biggest issue with this purchase is a small but irritating detail--where is Kylo Ren's helmet?! It might seem insignificant but I purchase these models for the mini figures as much as the ships themselves. And yes, if I had looked at the box more clearly I would have seen it (or not seen it, I suppose). But, I have not liked the previous Kylo Ren kits enough to purchase them, so I was excited to add him to my growing line up of Sith Lords. But the helmet is such a key ... MoreFirst of all, this is a very cool looking ship. I'm a huge Star Wars fan and build sets with my elementary school-aged daughters all the time. Even though they gravitate toward the Friends and Disney Princess lines, I know I have a cool Star Wars model when they ooh and aah over it. And they did!My biggest issue with this purchase is a small but irritating detail--where is Kylo Ren's helmet?! It might seem insignificant but I purchase these models for the mini figures as much as the ships themselves. And yes, if I had looked at the box more clearly I would have seen it (or not seen it, I suppose). But, I have not liked the previous Kylo Ren kits enough to purchase them, so I was excited to add him to my growing line up of Sith Lords. But the helmet is such a key piece! Maybe he doesn't wear it in the upcoming movie, but it seemed, honestly, really cheap to not include it. And in fact, had I noticed it, probably wouldn't have bought it. Seems a shame to be disappointed by something that I feel should have been a no-brainer to include. This has also happened with Sabine Wren, where her awesome Mandolorian helmet is in one set, and not the other. Seems like a cheap move.All that said, again, the ship is amazing, we had fun building it as always, I'd just like LEGO to be a little more conscious of this sort of thing. I was disappointed.

Kylo Ren's Silencer
3 December 2017ChrisH73

originally posted on LEGO

Where to start with the Silencer? The build, wow, a very nice construction. The wings are attached securely and I don't think there is much on this TIE that is likely to fall off during play, even those long thin wings seem strong without being as thick as tree trunks. I like the stretched out and somewhat flattened cockpit and body that reminds you of Vader's TIE Advanced X1. The wings are definitely inspired by the TIE Interceptor and give this a sleek, fast and menacing look. Although the wings are a rather tedious repetative build the rest is rather good and to make it even better.Mini figures make this set one of the best with the new Kylo Ren, Special Forces TIE pilot, First Order stormtrooper and BB-9E. Now if LEGO could make some more BB units (First Order ... MoreWhere to start with the Silencer? The build, wow, a very nice construction. The wings are attached securely and I don't think there is much on this TIE that is likely to fall off during play, even those long thin wings seem strong without being as thick as tree trunks. I like the stretched out and somewhat flattened cockpit and body that reminds you of Vader's TIE Advanced X1. The wings are definitely inspired by the TIE Interceptor and give this a sleek, fast and menacing look. Although the wings are a rather tedious repetative build the rest is rather good and to make it even better.Mini figures make this set one of the best with the new Kylo Ren, Special Forces TIE pilot, First Order stormtrooper and BB-9E. Now if LEGO could make some more BB units (First Order or Resistance) they'd probably sell a few more sets. Hint, hint! We've got BB-8 and BB-9E but there must be some more out there in the SW universe?Playability? Plenty of that here with a durable starfighter, the flick fire missiles (which in the past I've not been a fan of) are well embedded in the build and the triggers are nicely built in, something that LEGO is getting better at and I applaude LEGO for it, long may that continue.Another good thing about this set, very few stickers, two I think.A well designed set once more from LEGO, well done.

Specification

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Release date (DD/MM/YYYY)01/09/2017
Assembled dimensions230 x 410 x 120 mm
Number of pieces630 pc(s)
Recommended age (max)14 yr(s)

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Price history

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Reviews

If you’re willing to sacrifice and overlook...
16 January 2018

The biggest and most immediate problem with this set is the price. The price for part is way off and I would strongly advise waiting until it is put of clearance for a better price to part ratio (that time is pretty much gone now, though). The second biggest problem is the set’s accuracy. The blaster bolts included in the set are red despite being green in the movie. The cockpit has a weird ridge on the top and doesn’t really come close to the in universe hexagonal shape. I can’t really place it, but the rest of the set doesn’t perfectly capture the movie version and feels sort of strange. However, it is a decent set of the price was dropped or even if the cockpit was shaped better or had more accurate laser bolts. This things can be overlooked, though, if you can ... MoreThe biggest and most immediate problem with this set is the price. The price for part is way off and I would strongly advise waiting until it is put of clearance for a better price to part ratio (that time is pretty much gone now, though). The second biggest problem is the set’s accuracy. The blaster bolts included in the set are red despite being green in the movie. The cockpit has a weird ridge on the top and doesn’t really come close to the in universe hexagonal shape. I can’t really place it, but the rest of the set doesn’t perfectly capture the movie version and feels sort of strange. However, it is a decent set of the price was dropped or even if the cockpit was shaped better or had more accurate laser bolts. This things can be overlooked, though, if you can spare the money. The figures are actually really good. Kylie Ren is amazingly detailed, and, even though he doesn’t have his helmet anymore which would’ve been nice, it’s more accurate that he doesn’t have it, and better at translating his transformation. The First Order Stormtrooper could have been replaced by a better or more unique dig, but is just fine where it is. The strangest addition to this set, the Special Forces TIE pilot, is probably the best addition (although it would have been much better fitted in the past First Order TIE). This figure is actually one I was waiting for and I was surprised it wasn’t included in the TFA waves. Despite its misplacement, it’s really nice to get and is well detailed. Overall, the set is decent itself and still fun, but the price makes this set almost not worth it and really accentuates the kind of big problems in it. Waiting for another updated version might be a better idea, although I’m not sure they would release would soon again or at all.

Kashauna originally posted on LEGO
It's the little things...
26 September 2017

First of all, this is a very cool looking ship. I'm a huge Star Wars fan and build sets with my elementary school-aged daughters all the time. Even though they gravitate toward the Friends and Disney Princess lines, I know I have a cool Star Wars model when they ooh and aah over it. And they did!My biggest issue with this purchase is a small but irritating detail--where is Kylo Ren's helmet?! It might seem insignificant but I purchase these models for the mini figures as much as the ships themselves. And yes, if I had looked at the box more clearly I would have seen it (or not seen it, I suppose). But, I have not liked the previous Kylo Ren kits enough to purchase them, so I was excited to add him to my growing line up of Sith Lords. But the helmet is such a key ... MoreFirst of all, this is a very cool looking ship. I'm a huge Star Wars fan and build sets with my elementary school-aged daughters all the time. Even though they gravitate toward the Friends and Disney Princess lines, I know I have a cool Star Wars model when they ooh and aah over it. And they did!My biggest issue with this purchase is a small but irritating detail--where is Kylo Ren's helmet?! It might seem insignificant but I purchase these models for the mini figures as much as the ships themselves. And yes, if I had looked at the box more clearly I would have seen it (or not seen it, I suppose). But, I have not liked the previous Kylo Ren kits enough to purchase them, so I was excited to add him to my growing line up of Sith Lords. But the helmet is such a key piece! Maybe he doesn't wear it in the upcoming movie, but it seemed, honestly, really cheap to not include it. And in fact, had I noticed it, probably wouldn't have bought it. Seems a shame to be disappointed by something that I feel should have been a no-brainer to include. This has also happened with Sabine Wren, where her awesome Mandolorian helmet is in one set, and not the other. Seems like a cheap move.All that said, again, the ship is amazing, we had fun building it as always, I'd just like LEGO to be a little more conscious of this sort of thing. I was disappointed.

StarWarsLegoDad originally posted on LEGO
Kylo Ren's Silencer
3 December 2017

Where to start with the Silencer? The build, wow, a very nice construction. The wings are attached securely and I don't think there is much on this TIE that is likely to fall off during play, even those long thin wings seem strong without being as thick as tree trunks. I like the stretched out and somewhat flattened cockpit and body that reminds you of Vader's TIE Advanced X1. The wings are definitely inspired by the TIE Interceptor and give this a sleek, fast and menacing look. Although the wings are a rather tedious repetative build the rest is rather good and to make it even better.Mini figures make this set one of the best with the new Kylo Ren, Special Forces TIE pilot, First Order stormtrooper and BB-9E. Now if LEGO could make some more BB units (First Order ... MoreWhere to start with the Silencer? The build, wow, a very nice construction. The wings are attached securely and I don't think there is much on this TIE that is likely to fall off during play, even those long thin wings seem strong without being as thick as tree trunks. I like the stretched out and somewhat flattened cockpit and body that reminds you of Vader's TIE Advanced X1. The wings are definitely inspired by the TIE Interceptor and give this a sleek, fast and menacing look. Although the wings are a rather tedious repetative build the rest is rather good and to make it even better.Mini figures make this set one of the best with the new Kylo Ren, Special Forces TIE pilot, First Order stormtrooper and BB-9E. Now if LEGO could make some more BB units (First Order or Resistance) they'd probably sell a few more sets. Hint, hint! We've got BB-8 and BB-9E but there must be some more out there in the SW universe?Playability? Plenty of that here with a durable starfighter, the flick fire missiles (which in the past I've not been a fan of) are well embedded in the build and the triggers are nicely built in, something that LEGO is getting better at and I applaude LEGO for it, long may that continue.Another good thing about this set, very few stickers, two I think.A well designed set once more from LEGO, well done.

ChrisH73 originally posted on LEGO
Kylo's Signature Starfighter
16 September 2018

First off, the price point for this set I think is a little much. This ship was probably my favorite ship introduced in the sequel trilogy and I knew I had to get it in LEGO form, but I held off for a sale and I think am much happier with my purchase because of it. I really do like the product; however, the ship comes together very nicely and has some cool building techniques with the wings. The end product with this build is very cool. The design is sleek and looks just like the movie version. The transparent red pieces look really great. I was also happy with the minifigure selection. This was the first set I got with Kylo Ren in it and he is a very cool figure, I especially like the print on his torso. Unfortunately, the set did not come with his helmet. Though ... MoreFirst off, the price point for this set I think is a little much. This ship was probably my favorite ship introduced in the sequel trilogy and I knew I had to get it in LEGO form, but I held off for a sale and I think am much happier with my purchase because of it. I really do like the product; however, the ship comes together very nicely and has some cool building techniques with the wings. The end product with this build is very cool. The design is sleek and looks just like the movie version. The transparent red pieces look really great. I was also happy with the minifigure selection. This was the first set I got with Kylo Ren in it and he is a very cool figure, I especially like the print on his torso. Unfortunately, the set did not come with his helmet. Though the helmet is not in this scene, it would be nice considering the non-discounted price point of the set. The pilot is pretty cool, I really like his helmet. The bad guy BB8 droid is also a nice addition to the set. I don't really know what the stormtrooper was added to the set for, but it's a neat little addition although it does just bring the price up even more. I like this set and do recommend it, but only on the condition that you find it discounted because the price to part ratio on this set is kinda outrageous. If you can't find it on sale, the main reason to buy this set is if you're like me and really loved this vehicle in the movie, or you're on the lookout for the hard to find minifigures like the (unique?) pilot or bad guy BB8.

havasusam originally posted on LEGO
Let the past.....fly!
4 March 2018

Kylo Rens personal fighter the TIE Silencer didn't have much screen time in the new movie but it leaves quite the impression. Sleek, nimble, powerful and intimidating looking this craft really exemplifies it's pilot, and this model does a great job of showing it off. Took about two hours building between me and my wife, engineering wise it's pretty impressive how the whole wing assembly is done, technic stud lengths through the body of the craft lend to a lot of stability even with the large wingspan. And large it most certainly is, dwarfing any other fighter class lego model I have, especially any previous TIE style ones [current ones being the Rebels TIE advanced prototype and the last stand alone Vaders TIE advanced], sporting a wide body and dagger like wing ... MoreKylo Rens personal fighter the TIE Silencer didn't have much screen time in the new movie but it leaves quite the impression. Sleek, nimble, powerful and intimidating looking this craft really exemplifies it's pilot, and this model does a great job of showing it off. Took about two hours building between me and my wife, engineering wise it's pretty impressive how the whole wing assembly is done, technic stud lengths through the body of the craft lend to a lot of stability even with the large wingspan. And large it most certainly is, dwarfing any other fighter class lego model I have, especially any previous TIE style ones [current ones being the Rebels TIE advanced prototype and the last stand alone Vaders TIE advanced], sporting a wide body and dagger like wing tips nearly double that. Colors fit Kylo's style of black, gray and highlights of red, detailed in all the right places with 'blaster' emitters at the tip of each wing and another in the gaps between the top and bottom wing ends. Has a good selection of minifigures too: of course coming with Kylor Ren, newly printed face to show the scar he'd received from Force Awakens, a First Order TIE pilot, First order Storm trooper [seems a lot of TIE sets have pilot and trooper together for some reason], and finally a semi minifig BB-9E so there is plenty of variety for play for younger builders. Overall just a really great set, good job Lego.

chozoone19 originally posted on LEGO
New Member of the Tie Family
6 September 2017

This is a pretty decent set. The build is fairly easy and quick although a tad repetitive. The finished product looks great and sleek, as well as being solid and durable. There are only two stickers to apply on the whole set (easy ones too) and the rest are printed pieces. As far as playability goes there is really only one feature, the spring firing missiles, which are hidden well and the launching levers blend seemlessly into the design of the ship. The ship is also on the lighter side in weight so it's easy to "swoosh" around. The minifigures, I would have to say, are a must have for a Star Wars fan. The new Kylo Ren with the scar is great and he has a new torso print as well. The elite tie pilot is a nice variation on the regular one and would go well with the ... MoreThis is a pretty decent set. The build is fairly easy and quick although a tad repetitive. The finished product looks great and sleek, as well as being solid and durable. There are only two stickers to apply on the whole set (easy ones too) and the rest are printed pieces. As far as playability goes there is really only one feature, the spring firing missiles, which are hidden well and the launching levers blend seemlessly into the design of the ship. The ship is also on the lighter side in weight so it's easy to "swoosh" around. The minifigures, I would have to say, are a must have for a Star Wars fan. The new Kylo Ren with the scar is great and he has a new torso print as well. The elite tie pilot is a nice variation on the regular one and would go well with the special forces Tie Fighter from The Force Awakens line-up. BB-9E is a nice variation (and break) from BB-8 and this set is the cheaper of the two that he's in.There are a couple complaints I have about this set. One is that the cockpit interior has no detail to it whatsoever. There are no control panels or even the little antenna pieces and I think there is plenty of room for either of those. Also, while one doesn't usually look at the back of a set, I think the blue technic pegs that show through ruin the overall black and gray finished look. Covering them would be extremely simple and I am not sure why it was not done.Overall, a very nice set to add to any collection. It looks nice and sleek and is a bit bigger than I thought it was going to be. A good addition to the Tie Fighter family, and let's hope that this time Kylo Ren's ship is still accurate after the movie releases!

TheOdds originally posted on LEGO
Striking display piece
15 February 2018

A set that I Impulse bought on Ebay one night. This set surprised me in both its scale and how impressive it looks. The design of the ship is an instant classic, something between a tie interceptor (Please make another) and Vader's tie advanced x1.This set was a joy to build, especially the core section of the ship and all the little detailing on the back.The tie silencer is easy to grip from behind and includes two spring loaded dart launchers making it a good choice in terms of playability. With it's sleek tie profile and attention to detail, it is just as good for display purposes. A lot of the details on this model such as the red clear cockpit and exhaust as well as the features on the wings and the top of the craft make this an exceptional set visually.I ... MoreA set that I Impulse bought on Ebay one night. This set surprised me in both its scale and how impressive it looks. The design of the ship is an instant classic, something between a tie interceptor (Please make another) and Vader's tie advanced x1.This set was a joy to build, especially the core section of the ship and all the little detailing on the back.The tie silencer is easy to grip from behind and includes two spring loaded dart launchers making it a good choice in terms of playability. With it's sleek tie profile and attention to detail, it is just as good for display purposes. A lot of the details on this model such as the red clear cockpit and exhaust as well as the features on the wings and the top of the craft make this an exceptional set visually.I prefer to display mine next to the first order tie fighter on top of my PC. The acrylic stands are a little something I found on Ebay. Looking forward to getting more ties to add to the fleet.

PhilipM originally posted on LEGO
Surprising but still let down
26 March 2018

I will admit I purchased this set simply because the only place to purchase lego in my city is Walmart, and this was the most challenging looking set available (along with the U-Wing, which I also purchased, incidentally). I was dealing with a lot of stress, and building is one of my escapes.I was pleasantly surprised upon building it that it actually has a fair amount more detail than I was initially expecting. While the wings were a tad repetitive, it was a nice surprise to see that they’d made 1 part of each side of the wings the same, and the other parts the same. So you got to build 2 components twice as opposed to 1 component 4 times. This model is far from a UCS level of detail, but it was still a little more detailed than one can expect TIE fighters to ... MoreI will admit I purchased this set simply because the only place to purchase lego in my city is Walmart, and this was the most challenging looking set available (along with the U-Wing, which I also purchased, incidentally). I was dealing with a lot of stress, and building is one of my escapes.I was pleasantly surprised upon building it that it actually has a fair amount more detail than I was initially expecting. While the wings were a tad repetitive, it was a nice surprise to see that they’d made 1 part of each side of the wings the same, and the other parts the same. So you got to build 2 components twice as opposed to 1 component 4 times. This model is far from a UCS level of detail, but it was still a little more detailed than one can expect TIE fighters to be.This model is quite eye catching. The size draws your attention, and then some of the simpler detailing is still impressive; the inner workings for the missiles for example, are always a nice touch in the inner works (though let’s face it, this is often just a ploy to add more pieces).Overall, a tad expensive for a TIE fighter, but the sheer size of this model makes it nice for display, so it was worth it to me.

Master357 originally posted on LEGO
TIE Silencer
6 September 2017

This TIE Fighter is obviously inspired by Darth Vader's TIE Advanced and the TIE Interceptor. It's real name is the TIE Silencer and Kylo Ren is an expert pilot thanks to the skills passed down from his father.The build is repetitive but that's the same for any TIE Fighter. However the techniques used are interesting and the finished model is very sturdy. Official images of this ship have been released and the movie accuracy appears very good. The scale of the model has been forsaken for detail - it is completely out of proportion with a Special Forces TIE fighter.The minifigures are incredible! Kylo Ren comes with a new head-piece showing his scar and it's dual sided - angry or very angry. The new fabric cape resembles the new one he has in the film. However I ... MoreThis TIE Fighter is obviously inspired by Darth Vader's TIE Advanced and the TIE Interceptor. It's real name is the TIE Silencer and Kylo Ren is an expert pilot thanks to the skills passed down from his father.The build is repetitive but that's the same for any TIE Fighter. However the techniques used are interesting and the finished model is very sturdy. Official images of this ship have been released and the movie accuracy appears very good. The scale of the model has been forsaken for detail - it is completely out of proportion with a Special Forces TIE fighter.The minifigures are incredible! Kylo Ren comes with a new head-piece showing his scar and it's dual sided - angry or very angry. The new fabric cape resembles the new one he has in the film. However I preferred a metallic grey lightsaber hilt rather than a black one. The TIE pilot's helmet finally has red stripes which wasn't included in the Special Forces TIE. BB-9E is a new First Order astromech and printed with a lot of detail. FAN FACT: On set BB-9E was referred to as 'Bee Bee Hate'. The First Order Stormtrooper completes the selection nicely.I think this is an amazing set and definitely one of the best from The Last Jedi range. It's price is quite high but it's still an amazing model. If you're going to start with one of The Last Jedi sets, then this is the one to start with.

JediLegoLover originally posted on LEGO
The Sleekest Ship of Them All
2 January 2018

I got this set for Christmas and the day after we came home from vacation, I woke up and built it. The ship has many fun aspects and is made very well. Now onto the Pros and Cons.Pros:1. The Kylo Ren minifigure has detailed face printing accurate to the movie2. BB-9E has a great shape and the piece used for the head makes him very recognizable3. All of the translucent red bricks make the set look very realistic4. The length of the wings is just right for the width of the set.5. The mechanism used to fire the spring-loaded shooters is very unique and does it's job well6. This set only comes with two stickers. The rest of the pieces are printed7. The overall set is very sturdy and is fun to zoom around the houseCons:1. This set comes with a First ... MoreI got this set for Christmas and the day after we came home from vacation, I woke up and built it. The ship has many fun aspects and is made very well. Now onto the Pros and Cons.Pros:1. The Kylo Ren minifigure has detailed face printing accurate to the movie2. BB-9E has a great shape and the piece used for the head makes him very recognizable3. All of the translucent red bricks make the set look very realistic4. The length of the wings is just right for the width of the set.5. The mechanism used to fire the spring-loaded shooters is very unique and does it's job well6. This set only comes with two stickers. The rest of the pieces are printed7. The overall set is very sturdy and is fun to zoom around the houseCons:1. This set comes with a First Order TIE Pilot, but the minifigure doesn't fit in anywhere with the set2. A Stormtrooper comes with this set. A second Stormtrooper would have been a welcome edition3. For 630 pieces this set should be around $60-$65, but this set costs $80What the designers could have improved on:1. While there is a fair amount of detailing on the sides, a few more pieces would have made it look even coolerSummary:For one of the less-expensive sets of the Last Jedi wave, this set still brings a lot of cool elements and designs to any display case or bedroom. I wouldn't even hesitate if I were wondering whether or not to buy this, this set is absolutely amazing!

Danik6464 originally posted on LEGO

Specification

Features
Release date (DD/MM/YYYY)01/09/2017
Assembled dimensions230 x 410 x 120 mm
Number of pieces630 pc(s)
Recommended age (max)14 yr(s)