LEGO® Kylo Ren's TIE Silencer

Description

A TIE made for one pilot

Most TIE fighters in the saga are mass-produced craft flown by anonymous pilots. The Silencer is different: it belongs to Kylo Ren, and The Last Jedi shows him using it to attack the Resistance flagship early in the film. With its long body and swept-forward wings, it looks more like an arrowhead than the familiar ball-cockpit TIE of the original trilogy. That sharp profile carries over well into a small model and makes it easy to recognise on a shelf.

A short, three-colour palette

The catalogue names just three main colours: black, trans-red and light bluish grey. Black dominates, as it does for most First Order ships. Trans-red adds a vivid contrast that fits Kylo Ren's red-bladed lightsaber and his dark theme. If you take the set apart later, the trans-red pieces are useful for lights, screens and warning lamps in other models, while black and light bluish grey are staples that fit into nearly any spaceship or building.

Straightforward to assemble

Set 911954 contains 33 pieces made from 15 different elements. That means a fair amount of repetition, which is typical for a fighter with two matching wings. For younger builders the repeating steps make instructions easier to follow, and the model is finished within minutes. The catalogue lists no minifigures, so there is no Kylo Ren figure included. What you get is a compact display piece that pairs well with other sequel-trilogy micro ships.

Parts list and next builds

This page shows the full parts list for the Silencer, with colour and quantity for each of the 15 elements. It is useful for completing a second-hand copy or collecting the parts from your own supply. Once your sets are saved in the collection, the What can I build? tool compares them with other models and shows how close you are. Common black pieces like these tend to help with many First Order ships.

FAQ

Which film does the TIE Silencer come from?

The Last Jedi, where Kylo Ren flies it against the Resistance fleet.

What colours are used in set 911954?

Mainly black, trans-red and light bluish grey.

How many pieces and minifigures are there?

There are 33 pieces and no minifigures, according to the catalogue.