And now #7181 for 140 dollars, also complete, but no box.

The launch of Star Wars was another big hit for me. By this time I was in college but being a life-long Star Wars fan it was a no-brainer for me. #7191 and #7181 were by first two big UCS sets and one

I have SW UCS #7181 #7191 and technic space shuttle #8480 for sale.

Got a couple lots from goodwill. Good one was full of classic space, and has given me several (maybe 100s?) of hours working to piece sets back together. Other I bought because I could see parts of th

#7181 is complete with box and instructions, #7191 is complete with instructions but missing all but the canopy sticker. Pretty happy. (Image)

Back in the day, I remember enjoying the inclusion of parts 30088 (speargun) and 3837 (shovel) as greeble details in the wings of #7181 UCS TIE Interceptor.  It's nice to know that when the TIE pilot

New guy -- first post, so apologies if I'm asking dumb/noob questions.  No, I did not search the entire archives first.

For sale is this TIE Interceptor, set #7181. It came to me as part of a massive bunch of loose Lego. It was never fully assembled. It appears that original owner built part of the cockpit then quit, n

Hi fellow AFOL's! I apologize beforehand for the length of this post, I want to give as much context as possible for the readers sake. I am a lifelong fan of Lego and recently (in the past few years)…

Then to Uni, and in first year Star Wars Lego appears. Well that was a short dark age. A year or less. Got a good selection of the first and second wave. #7181 UCS Tie Interceptor and #8002 Droideka a