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Bring Imperial firepower to your collection with LEGO® Star Wars Microfighters TIE Advanced Prototype 75128, a compact yet aggressive micro-scale build inspired by the experimental starfighter from Star Wars Rebels. Combining sharp shaping with fun play features, this set delivers big character in a small footprint.
Key Features
Micro-Scale TIE Advanced Build
A compact recreation of the distinctive TIE Advanced Prototype, capturing its unique wing design and angular cockpit in Microfighters scale.
Imperial Styling
Finished in classic light grey tones with bold shaping, the model reflects the intimidating and experimental nature of the Imperial prototype starfighter.
Includes Pilot Minifigure
Comes with an Imperial pilot minifigure, adding character and play value to the build and making it a great display companion.
Play-Ready Features
Equipped with stud shooters, allowing for hands-on action despite its small size.
Quick and Enjoyable Build
Designed for a fast, satisfying build that is ideal for younger builders, casual fans or collectors expanding a Microfighters fleet.
Why You’ll Love It
A unique Imperial ship that stands out among classic TIE designs.
Perfect for desk displays, Microfighters collections or quick play sessions.
Whether you are building an Imperial squadron or looking for a compact Star Wars ship with personality, this Microfighters TIE Advanced Prototype delivers classic LEGO® Star Wars fun in miniature form.
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