LEGO® Inquisitor Transport Scythe

Description

A ship built for hunting

The Inquisitors are dark side agents charged with tracking down Jedi who escaped the purge. In the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, their Scythe transport carries them across the galaxy, turning up wherever a hint of a Jedi surfaces. Its angular shape has the familiar Imperial feel, yet it is clearly its own design rather than another TIE variant. As one of the newer ships in the Star Wars universe, it is still missing from many collections, which makes a small model like this a welcome addition.

Colours with a surprise

Black and dark bluish grey lead the catalogue's colour list, with trans-red close behind. That is about what you would expect from the Empire. The fourth main colour is bright pink, which almost never appears in Star Wars sets. For builders who reuse their parts, those pink elements are the most interesting part of the box, since they suit city scenes, gardens and colourful creations of your own. The trans-red pieces work well as lights, indicators or engine glow.

Quick to build, easy to display

With 33 pieces spread across 20 different elements, the build offers a good deal of variety for its size. More than half the parts are unique in the set, so you will rarely repeat a step. It takes only a few minutes to finish and leaves you with a small ship that fits on a desk or shelf. No minifigures are included, so the model is best suited to display alongside other ships from the same era rather than long play sessions.

Parts list and collection

On this page you can view the complete parts list for set 912413, with each element's colour and quantity. That is handy for checking whether a second-hand copy is complete. When you save your sets to the collection, the What can I build? tool shows which other models you could build with the parts you own. The black and grey pieces here are common across Imperial ships, so they often help fill gaps elsewhere.

FAQ

Who uses the Scythe in Star Wars?

The Inquisitors, the Empire's Jedi hunters, as seen in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series.

Is bright pink really one of the main colours?

Yes, the catalogue lists bright pink among the four main colours of set 912413.

How many pieces does the set contain?

It contains 33 pieces, covering 20 different elements, and no minifigures.