Star Wars
Sith TIE Fighter
RETIRED 2021-11-01 · retail $79.99 · 2020-01-02 → 2021-11-13 · ★ 3.8 (5) · owned by 8,118 · wanted by 3,104
Sealed mark is −18% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 2.7×/mo · 10 live asks ≈ 3.8 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 2.2×/mo · 6 live asks ≈ 2.8 mo of supply
Your position
Track your own copy: the archive marks it from real sold comparables the moment it lands, and watches its retirement status from then on.
The figures — 3 in the box · $45.65 of value
sw1087Knight of Ren (Trudgen)$34.46
sw0902First Order TIE Fighter Pilot - Three White Lines on Helmet$6.66
sw1066Finn - Medium Nougat Jacket, Dark Blue Legs with Holster$4.54BrickLink sold guide, new condition. Figures are excluded from the parts-out figure above — they are priced separately here.
The evidence
Live asks: opened n=6, median $53.98, from $24.99 · sealed n=10, median $86.37, from $58.99 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $31.44 gross · $7.35 net at 71% of pieces priced.
Instructions — 2 official PDFs
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Reviews — from Brickset owners
Price: ridiculous in the US, less so in the UK but still pretty bad. Build: it looks good. The red trim makes really finishes the look for me, it's a shame this ship wasn't as prominent in the film. figs:the knight of ren is probably the most boring one, but it is still a knight of ren. Finn looks great, but he could've done with a more serious face. The TIE Pilot is just a TIE Pilot
The Lego Sith Tie Fighter looks great and feels great. Even though it is quite expensive, I would recommend it fully. Compared to other Ties (like Vonreg's Tie ) it is quite large, which is also reflected in weight. The cost is similar though. Some video reviews suggest it is front heavy. It is a little, that is why it is mounted on the stand in line with front hatch. It doesn't really impact play unless you are a ve…
This set comes with a Tie Dagger, first order pilot, A knight of Ren, Finn and a stand for the Tie Dagger. This set has a new print on the window on the front of the ship and a new mold for the tip of the wings. Now for my opinions. This is a bad set. The wings always come off even if I just tap it. I like the colors of this set but I don't like anything else agout this ship. It comes with a First Order pilot even th…
The Sith TIE Fighter is an $80 2020-Star Wars set based on the ninth film, The Rise of Skywalker. With 470 pieces, its $80 price per piece does not seem very satisfactory. Many consider it not a worthy purchase. However, I have seen many more positive than negative qualities about this set. The minifigures provided in this set are Finn, a First Order TIE Pilot, and a Knight of Ren. This selection is perfect for a set…
I have so much to say about this set I have no idea where do I start. The latest picture in the Star Wars saga has brought us some new interesting designs for a bunch of ships and one of those is for a legendary Tie fighter class and thus Lego has decided to turn in into a play set. And I can honestly say that they tried to make something new and interesting. This is a stellar looking Tie fighter. The shape and the c…
The Negatives: This does not feel like a good value. Vonreg's TIE (75240) is $10 cheaper and feels like a much better value. The cockpit/central ball section especially feels cramped, simplified and unimaginative -- like something from a $19.99 kit that was designed with significant part constraints. The stand is super flimsy feeling, although the ship does balance nicely on it. The triangular wing panels are not att…
Reviews are Brickset members' opinions, not valuation evidence.