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"The TIE Advanced Prototype justifies its BrickScore of 86.6 with a model that earns consistent praise for its accuracy to Rebels, a standout Inquisitor minifigure, and solid play features; 540 owners rate it 4.69 out of 5 with a 98% recommendation rate."
Owner reviews of the TIE Advanced Prototype are overwhelmingly enthusiastic, with 540 ratings averaging 4.69 out of 5 and a striking 98% recommendation rate. Reviewers consistently praised the Inquisitor minifigure, the model's accuracy to the Star Wars Rebels source material, the folding wings, and the spring-loaded shooter mechanism. The BrickScore of 86.6 places it firmly in Highly Recommended territory, and the owner data supports that verdict entirely.
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"this is truly one of my favorite builds that I've done to date of anything from Lego using the brick built brick based system"
JANG's LEGO Reviews"really awesome set guys because we get The Inquisitor himself if you've been watching Star Wars Rebels you know who he is"
Solid Brix Studios"this is truly one of my favorite builds that I've done to date of anything from Lego using the brick built brick based system"
"really awesome set guys because we get The Inquisitor himself if you've been watching Star Wars Rebels you know who he is"
Owners love the TIE Advanced Prototype for its sturdy build, excellent minifigures (especially the Inquisitor), fun spring-loaded shooters, and overall value, though some note wing durability issues and loose cockpit fit over time.
Amazon4.7
LEGO.com4.6
