Is the Fury-class interceptor in any Star Wars film?

No, it comes from the online game Star Wars: The Old Republic. In the game it is a Sith Empire starship.

How many minifigures come with set 9500?

The set includes 3 minifigures. They serve as a crew for the interceptor.

Is this a difficult build?

At 748 pieces with 161 unique parts it is a mid-sized project. Builders with some experience should find it manageable in an afternoon.

Star Wars

Sith Fury-Class Interceptor

Set 9500 reaches back thousands of years before the films, to the era of Star Wars: The Old Republic. The 2012 release builds a Sith Fury-class interceptor from 748 pieces and includes 3 minifigures.

Set number: 9500
Year: 2012
Pieces: 748
Minifigures: 3
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 161

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 161

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (7)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 3

Darth Malgus fig-0038755 pieces × 1
Sith Trooper, Black, Plain Legs fig-0038764 pieces × 2

Description

From game to brick

Star Wars: The Old Republic is an online role-playing game set long before the Skywalker saga, and the Fury-class interceptor is one of the Sith Empire's ships from it. That origin gives the set an unusual place in the range. It is not a craft most people will know from the cinema, which makes it appealing to collectors who already have the familiar film ships and want something with a different silhouette. Fans of the game, of course, get to see a piece of it in physical form.

Build size and variety

With 748 pieces the interceptor is a mid-sized build that should take an afternoon rather than a whole weekend. Among those pieces are 161 unique parts, so there is enough variation to keep the process interesting. The model is focused on the ship itself; the 3 minifigures act as a small crew rather than a large cast. That balance makes it equally suitable for playing out a dogfight or simply standing on a shelf next to other starfighters and larger capital ship models.

Why the greys matter

Light bluish grey, black and dark bluish grey form the bulk of the colour scheme, with blue as a secondary accent. It is a sombre look that fits the Sith without becoming a single mass of black. For builders who later take the ship apart, this palette is practical: grey plates, slopes and technical elements turn up in almost every spacecraft design, so they find new uses quickly. The blue parts add a bit of contrast to your own creations as well.

Parts inventory and ideas

The full inventory for 9500 is listed further down this page, part by part and colour by colour. It is the quickest way to check whether a used copy is complete before you buy it. You can also run the pieces through What can I build? to compare them with other models and find out which designs your collection could support once this Sith ship has been broken down. Starfighters share a lot of structural parts, so the results are often closer than you might expect.

FAQ

Is the Fury-class interceptor in any Star Wars film?: No, it comes from the online game Star Wars: The Old Republic. In the game it is a Sith Empire starship.
How many minifigures come with set 9500?: The set includes 3 minifigures. They serve as a crew for the interceptor.
Is this a difficult build?: At 748 pieces with 161 unique parts it is a mid-sized project. Builders with some experience should find it manageable in an afternoon.