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"With a BrickScore of 77 and an owner average of 4.79 across 1,351 ratings, Star Wars The Sith earns its Recommended standing as a visually impressive wall-art piece whose stunning display result wins out over a build process that demands patience and good parts organization."
Reviewers describe this LEGO Art Sith set as a stunning display piece whose visual payoff far outweighs the repetitive, meditative build process. The set's headline feature is its triple-combine mechanic: three copies assembled together produce a nearly four-foot-tall Darth Vader portrait. Owner response is exceptionally strong, with 1,351 ratings averaging 4.79 out of 5, and 91 percent of LEGO.com respondents saying they would recommend it, though value for money scores a more modest 3.81 out of 5.
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Unlock with Collector or Reseller"This is I think the set that has the most pieces. 3,46 pieces. Granted, it's pretty much all studs. Uh, but that's still really good part value."
Solid Brix Studios
"Darth Vader looks absolutely spectacular when assembled, carrying his famed red lightsaber that casts light across the helmet."
Brickset Reviews"This is I think the set that has the most pieces. 3,46 pieces. Granted, it's pretty much all studs. Uh, but that's still really good part value."
"Darth Vader looks absolutely spectacular when assembled, carrying his famed red lightsaber that casts light across the helmet."
Owners love the finished wall art and appreciate the relaxing build experience, but hand fatigue, tedium, unclear bag labeling, and high cost for the ultimate three-set build are genuine frustrations.
Amazon4.8
LEGO.com4.5
