LEGO 75274 Star Wars Tie Fighter Pilot™ Helmet

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The mouth build uses more interesting colours for no particular reason, and is attached using a dark red riot shield, which has turned into quite a versatile piece - I wonder if the part designer could've anticipated that when it was first created. During the Clone Wars, a division of clone trooper pledges loyalty to Ahsoka Tano. They repaint their standard issue helmets to show their loyalty to the Jedi. Helmet, which is adjustable, features some weathering in addition to its bright color accents. Button activated electronic voice changer makes your voice sound like a clone trooper from Ahsoka’s division. 20. Phase II Clone Trooper Helmet They represented the elite of the Imperial Navy, having undergone grueling physical and psychological conditioning to achieve their ranks. An elite corps, only 10 percent of TIE pilots successfully navigated the intense training and testing of the Imperial Navy. The rest were reassigned throughout the Navy as combat gunners, crewmen, and other personnel. [8]

Don't let the fleet commanders fool you: battles are fought — and won — among starfighters, not capital ships. Flying a fighter requires a sharp eye, firm knowledge of spatial mechanics, and a keen tactical sense." ―Flight Leader Trel Skutu. [8] When it was revealed that the third of the three new Star Wars helmets would be the TIE Fighter Pilot, I was puzzled. Against Boba Fett and the Stormtrooper, a TIE Fighter Pilot is hardly that iconic. Pictures looked pretty good, though, so I was left curious about this one. Besides graduating from one of the academies, TIE pilots could be volunteers from one of the other organizations in the Imperial government, so long as they were certified pilots or astrogators. [16] Commander Iden Versio and her compatriots in Inferno Squad were equipped with enhanced TIE fighters; Versio herself engaged Rebel fighters following the Battle of Endor. [23] Equipment [ ] Barge drivers. What kind of plastiheads is the Empire recruiting for pilots these days?" ―Han Solo [src]

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The LEGO Group has been recreating iconic starships, vehicles, locations and characters from the Star Wars universe since 1999. LEGO Star Wars is its most successful theme, with a huge array of sets for play and display to delight fans of all ages.

That's fighter pilots for you. Twice the mouth because half the brain." ―Two Imperials, regarding TIE pilots [13]

The proportions aren't perfect, of course, but unless you hold up a picture of a movie still or real-life prop next to it, it looks right.

We review the new LEGO Star Wars TIE Fighter Pilot Helmet which was released in April 2020. Read our interview with the LEGO Star Wars Helmet designers.And with the Imperial emblems attached and a bit on top, we're done! Here are the leftovers, not much to speak of:

Ultimate Star Wars first identified TIE fighter pilots as "human" in 2015. [4] Star Wars Helmet Collection 6, released in 2016, stated that they were "various, mostly human," implying the existence of non-human pilots. [28] However, Ultimate Star Wars, New Edition, released in 2019, stated "human" again. [29] As Star Wars Helmet Collection magazines do not explicitly credit the Lucasfilm Story Group, then information from Ultimate Star Wars and Ultimate Star Wars, New Edition, which both have Story Group credits, take precedence. At the end of bag 1 we're left with lots and lots of studs ready for SNOTing, and a teensy bit of the top of the helmet. With Captain Rex for size comparison, you can see the model isn't going to be very big. Rex will continue with us for reference throughout as it takes shape.

Today, we delve inside the LEGO Star Wars TIE Fighter Pilot Buildable Model Helmet (#75274). The TIE Fighter Pilot was first introduced in Star Wars: A New Hope in 1977, and the picture depicting the helmet on the front of the box looks fabulous. Some helmets had white stripes below the eyes, [25] and some elite pilots such as Baron Valen Rudor and Captain Vult Skerris had red or yellow stripes going down the middle of their helmets and sides. [8] [26]