LEGO ® - Star Wars - TIE Interceptor & Death Star - 9676

Product Description

Defend the Death Star in the Imperial TIE Interceptor!

At 160 km across, the Death Star™ is the size of a moon and capable of destroying entire planets! In Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi, the Imperial TIE Interceptor battles in vain to keep the Rebel Alliance from destroying the second version of the Empire’s greatest weapon. Set includes an accurate model of the Death Star, a TIE pilot minifigure, a TIE Interceptor mini-model, a weapon, and a display stand with name plaque. Collect the other Series 1 sets: 9674 Naboo Starfighter™ & Naboo™ and 9675 Sebulba’s Podracer™ & Tatooine™!

- Includes 1 minifigure: TIE pilot

- Features Death Star, TIE Interceptor mini-model and weapon

- Vehicle and minifigure display stand with plaque also included

- Hang your planet from the ceiling!

- Explore the LEGO® Star Wars™ galaxy while you play!

- Death Star diameter over 3” (9cm)

- TIE Interceptor measures over 2” (7cm) long

Info Sheet

BrandLEGO (view all products by LEGO)
Character/ThemeStar Wars
Age Group8 years +
SKU9676
65 Pieces
This product contains small parts

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Brand Information

Ole Kirk Christiansen, born in 1891, was a carpenter from Billund, Denmark. He began making wooden toys in 1932. In 1934 he named his company "Lego" originating from the Danish phrase leg godt, which means "play-well".

By 1947 Lego expanded its production to plastic toys and in 1949 Lego started manufacturing the now famous interlocking bricks. They called them "Automatic Binding Bricks". The original design was based on the patent of Kiddicraft Self-Locking Bricks. However Ole Kirk discovered that the quality of the locking mechanist was not as good as was hoping for. Lego then modified the design and started producing the blocks.

In 1954 Godtfred Kirk Christiansen, the son of Ole Kirk became the junior managing director of the Lego Group. He then realised the potential of the LEGO systems and pointed out its weaknesses at the time. He believed that the current systems were not versatile enough and the more overseas presence was required for the company. At 1:58pm on January 28, 1958 the modern Lego brick was patented. It took another 5 years to find a suitable material to produce the bricks from. All bricks from 1958 design are still compatible with current ones today.