There’s a free LEGO Star Wars set for those who buy 75419 Death Star quickly – and 40771 TIE Fighter with Imperial Hangar Rack combines with the enormous battle station build.
LEGO.com has opened up preorders for the largest ever Star Wars set, 75419 Death Star. Those who buy it first will get 40771 TIE Fighter with Imperial Hangar Rack for free. The small set combines with the 9,023 piece behemoth, it can be added to the hangar area. Like the Imperial Shuttle in the large Ultimate Collector Series model, the TIE is in chibi style.
This new gift with purchase set builds a small TIE Fighter and a rack. The rack attaches to 75419 Death Star’s hangar wall, so the TIE can be placed on it, ready for a character to jump inside and take off. The little box also includes a TIE Fighter Pilot and two Stormtroopers to help populate the massive dollhouse style Death Star.
40771 TIE Fighter with Imperial Hangar Rack is 236 pieces and is free when you preorder 75419 Death Star.
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Additionally, there will be a free poster that fans can buy from the Insiders area of the official website with points.
Here’s the official product description from LEGO.com:
Recreate an iconic TIE Fighter and dock it on an Imperial hangar rack with this LEGO® Star Wars™ model building kit (40771) for ages 10 and up. A super LEGO Star Wars gift with purchase of the Death Star (75419), this building set features a TIE Fighter and rack that connects to the Death Star’s hangar wall. There are also 3 LEGO Star Wars minifigures, including 2 Stormtroopers, plus a service cart to add to your Death Star Ultimate Collector Series buildable model. Set contains 236 pieces.
There will be an exclusive interview with the designer behind the massive new set, Design Manager César Soares in Issue 132 of the monthly LEGO magazine. Find out how he developed the set based on a concept model, whether Darth Vader had to keep him on schedule and how he chose some of the easter eggs in the detailed set.
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