Star Wars
TIE Fighter Pilot
RETIRED 2022-01-15 · retail $59.99 · 2020-03-18 → 2022-01-15 · ★ 4.1 (5) · owned by 13,616 · wanted by 3,931
Sealed mark is +442% against retail.
sealed: sells ≈ 4.5×/mo · 55 live asks ≈ 12.2 mo of supply opened: sells ≈ 9.8×/mo · 22 live asks ≈ 2.2 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 evidence
Live asks: opened n=22, median $244.32, from $140 · sealed n=55, median $359.99, from $248.57 · asks are opinions, not value.
Parted out: $51.6 gross · $13.89 net at 82% of pieces priced.
Instructions — 7 official PDFs
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Reviews — from Brickset owners
Hands down the best helmet that Lego has released! It looks great when displayed next to the Tie Fighter set.
724 piece build, BLACK pieces are a challenge but final product is amazing. Highly Recommend
I can't think of anything wrong with this build.it's perfect. The only reason that this helmet isn't as popular as some of the others is either because it isn't as desirable, or because it's all black, meaning the eyes and many other details aren't very noticable.
So far this is one of the better helmet sets. The printed Imperial insignias on the helmet are great. The black helps hide shadows and blends the helmet together very well unlike the storm trooper helmet. The only one that might be better is the Boba Fett helmet.
The build: this is the first of LEGO’s new helmet range I bought, and I was expecting the build to essentially be a bigger Brickheadz: a core of modified bricks with studs, with plates on the outside. While there is some truth to this – the core is indeed made up of modified bricks with studs – the scale of the helmets coupled with the limitations of the LEGO brick makes the build a surprisingly engaging process. The…
Reviews are Brickset members' opinions, not valuation evidence.