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Defend the Death Star in the Imperial TIE Interceptor! At 160 km across, the Death StarTM is the size of a moon and capable of destroying entire planets! In Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi, the Imperial TIE Interceptor battles in vain to keep the Rebel Alliance from destroying the second version of the Empire's greatest weapon. Set includes an accurate model of the Death Star, a TIE pilot minifigure, a TIE Interceptor mini-model, a weapon, and a display stand with name plaque. Collect the other Series 1 sets: 9674 Naboo StarfighterTM & NabooTM and 9675 Sebulba's PodracerTM & TatooineTM!
- Includes Tie pilot minifigure and features Death Star, Tie Interceptor mini-model and weapon
- Vehicle and minifigure display stand with plaque also included
- Hang your planet from the ceiling or explore the Lego Star Wars galaxy while you play
- Death Star diameter over 3? (9cm)
- Tie Interceptor measures over 2? (7cm) long
LEGO Star Wars Tie Interceptor and Death Star 9676 Reviews
LEGO Star Wars Tie Interceptor and Death Star 9676 Reviews
| 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful  A nice collectable., By Legionaire "Legion of One" (South Carolina) - See all my reviews = Durability: = Fun: = Educational: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: LEGO Star Wars Tie Interceptor and Death Star 9676 (Toy) Neat little piece for Christmas or just to sit on the desk. Easy to put together, though a bit flimsy, even for legos.  Lego Star Wars planets??? YES!, By JDHD (Kensington,MD USA) - See all my reviews = Durability:  = Fun: = Educational: This review is from: LEGO Star Wars Tie Interceptor and Death Star 9676 (Toy) I'm a medium Star Wars fan, not obsessed. But I loved Legos as a kid, and now that my kids are 6 and 8, we have a ball building things from my beloved blocks that my mom saved all this time, god bless her. Bought my son some Duplos, that was good for a year or so, but he ached to use the regular legos, which I feared were too small for him. My mistake! I should have eagerly embraced his interest, since it increases fine motor control and encourages imagination.So the combination of Star Wars and Legos hits real close to my heart, and I snapped up all three of these planet/building sets the second I saw them. We built them in a jiffy, and enjoyed the presence of Lego Star Wars planets immensely. (well, maybe that's mostly me) The sets are tiny and fragile, so we've had lots of breakdowns. Be prepared for that--they're not so good on the playing field. But they're a cute gift, and we're planning on adding the planets to our solar system mobile. And even if you... Read more Looks great but sometimes the Interceptor comes apart, By Attidude (Bangalore, India) - See all my reviews = Durability: = Fun: = Educational: This review is from: LEGO Star Wars Tie Interceptor and Death Star 9676 (Toy) My FIRST LEGO Set..YAAAAAYYYY!Ok, now on with the review. This set (or mini-set) contains one minifigure (of TIE Pilot) , one mini version of TIE Interceptor and one globe (the Death Star, actually). In the Lego box, all the contents come inside this globe, which is really cool and creative. The minifigure is really awesome but then it's my first Star Wars minifigure so I'm excited but I guess there are many minifigs like this one out there. The main problem with this set is with the TIE Interceptor. Along with this set, I had bought other two in this series, that is the "Naboo Starfighter" and "Sebulba's Podracer". But these two are much better than the TIE Interceptor. Why? It's because the TIE Interceptor, though it looks nice, is not very stable. The TIE Interceptor consists of one central piece and four flaps/arms (whatever) attached to the central unit. Now each flap comes with a peg by which the flap is attached to the central unit. These flaps are... Read more |
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