I’m also a big fan of the two miniature TIE Fighters which are stored in hangers towards the back. Its engines are pretty novel and do a great job at giving the build its ionic look. There are however two notable sections on the rear of the ship worth highlighting. That aspect of the build does work quite well, as the entire package is very sturdy despite its larger size. Its entire bridge serves as a handle for the model, so that you can actually pick it up and swoosh the LEGO Imperial Light Cruiser around. The back of the ship is a little less interesting, as the details drop off in order to accommodate many of the structural workings of the ship. There are some little cannons on the side which are joined by some even larger ones on the front deck complete with spring-loaded shooters. Starting with the exterior, there are plenty of little greebles around the edge of the ship that manage to give it a larger sense of scale that’s fitting for something that’s supposed to be a behemoth in the Star Wars universe. So how did that all take shape? Let’s dive in. With nearly 2-feet of ship to assemble, the LEGO Group had plenty of room to pack details and play features into the Imperial Light Cruiser. Its exterior is almost exclusively light grey with some dark grey accents, which is about par for the course for these kinds of Star Wars ships. And now it’s marking the first time we’ve seen the ship in LEGO form with a massive new model.Īs the largest set in the collection, and most expensive at the $159.99 price point, the LEGO Imperial Light Cruiser enters with 1,336 pieces alongside five minifigures from the second season of the Disney+ show.
Playing a pretty crucial role in the latter half of the story arc, the ship made its debut into the series as a new iteration of Star Destroyer introduced into the world. Joining most of the summer LEGO Star Wars lineup for 2021, the Imperial Light Cruiser enters with theming around the second season of The Mandalorian. Hands-on with the LEGO Imperial Light Cruiser But will that be enough to justify its steep price tag? Head below for all of the details in our LEGO Imperial Light Cruiser review.
Stacking up to over 1,300 pieces, the new Imperial Light Cruiser looks to deliver as the largest kit in the collection and several exclusive minifigures. We began taking a hands-on look at the new summer LEGO Star Wars sets yesterday with the Slave 1, and are now continuing onto another Mandalorian-themed set.
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