Sith Eternal TIE Dagger

Description

Old design, new masters

TIE fighters have been the face of Imperial power since the original trilogy, and the Sith Eternal simply take the idea further. Their fleet, the Final Order, is revealed in the last film of the Skywalker saga, built in secret on Exegol under Palpatine's direction. Alongside huge Star Destroyers, it includes TIE variants marked with red, the colour of the Sith. The TIE dagger is one of them, and its angular wings give it a sharper, more aggressive look than the classic fighter.

Parts and pace

The set contains 37 pieces in 19 distinct parts, with no minifigure included. It is a build you finish in minutes, which makes it a good fit for younger fans or anyone who wants a quick model between larger projects. Nothing here requires advanced techniques; the challenge lies in how few elements are needed to suggest a recognisable fighter. Because some parts repeat while others appear only in small numbers, the instructions stay clear without feeling monotonous.

A darker palette

Light bluish grey tops the colour list, followed by black, dark bluish grey and red. It is a sober mix that fits the Imperial lineage of the design, with red as the only warm tone. In a parts box, red elements are always useful for lights, stripes and warning markings, while black and grey pieces form the basis of almost every spacecraft. If you break the model down after a spell on display, those pieces will find new homes quickly.

Completing the sequel era

Collectors who follow The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker will find that Sith Eternal ships belong to the final film alone, making this a neat way to round off a sequel-trilogy shelf. To check a second-hand copy, compare it with the full parts inventory on this page. The ‘What can I build?’ tool then shows which other sets your saved collection can already cover, which is handy once small kits like this start to accumulate.

FAQ

Which film features the Sith Eternal fleet?

The Sith Eternal and their Final Order fleet appear in The Rise of Skywalker, released in 2019.

Is set 912064 a quick build?

Yes. With 37 pieces, it takes only a few minutes to put together.

What colours stand out in this set?

Red stands out against a base of light bluish grey, black and dark bluish grey.