TIE Whisper

Description

From Silencer to Whisper

Kylo Ren's personal starfighters change from film to film. In The Last Jedi he flies the TIE Silencer, and in The Rise of Skywalker he switches to the TIE Whisper. The new ship keeps the familiar TIE layout of a central cockpit flanked by wings, yet its angled shape looks sharper than the classic designs of the original trilogy. As a small model it rounds off a sequel-era shelf nicely, especially if you already own other ships from the same films.

A repetitive but relaxed build

The catalogue lists 34 pieces and only 13 different elements. That ratio tells you a lot about the build: many parts appear several times, because the two wing sections mirror each other. You repeat a few steps, finish quickly and end up with a tidy, symmetrical model. That makes it a good choice for younger builders following instructions on their own for the first time. There are no minifigures in the box, so every piece goes into the fighter.

Black, grey and a flash of red

Black leads the colour list, followed by light bluish grey, red and trans-clear. The dark base is exactly what you would expect for the First Order, while the red stands out strongly against it. Trans-clear parts are some of the most flexible elements in any collection, useful for windows, stands or lights. If you take the model apart, most of these pieces will blend easily into your own spaceships, and the red elements are handy for warning markings or accents.

Using this page

Below you will find the complete parts list for set 912288, with the colour and quantity of each element. It helps when checking whether a second-hand copy is complete or when rebuilding the fighter from loose parts. Once you save your sets to the collection, the What can I build? tool compares your parts with other models, including many small ships that rely on the same common black and grey pieces used here.

FAQ

Which film features the TIE Whisper?

The Rise of Skywalker, where it serves as Kylo Ren's personal fighter.

How many different elements does set 912288 use?

It uses 13 different elements across its 34 pieces.

Does the set come with a minifigure?

No, the catalogue lists no minifigures for this set.