LEGO Star Wars UCS TIE Interceptor designer signing events revealed
Members of the LEGO Star Wars design team will be signing copies of the upcoming UCS 75382 TIE Interceptor set in person next month.
LEGO Star Wars fans have a galaxy’s worth of goodies to look forward to next month, with multiple sets, GWPs, offers and events all on the way. Included in the line-up of May the 4th models is 75382 TIE Interceptor, the highlight of this year’s celebrations and the first such UCS version of the Imperial ship since the original arrived in 2000.
To celebrate the launch of 75382 TIE Interceptor, members of the LEGO Star Wars design team will be hitting the road next month and taking part in a series of signing events. Fans who make it to the LEGO Stores listed further down in this story could get to meet and greet the designer of both UCS sets, Henrik Andersen, along with the likes of César Soares, Niels Bundesen and Lucy Bilgin, depending on the location.
The in-store events will be taking place from May 1 to May 5, with those in attendance also getting the chance to get their copies of 75382 TIE Interceptor signed by the designers. It’s worth noting that there’s a limit of two sets per person, with the LEGO Star Wars model available early for Insiders from May 1 and everyone else on May 4.
City | LEGO store | Date | Time | In attendance |
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London | LEGO Store Leicester Square | May 1 | 10am-12pm | Henrik Andersen & Lucy Bilgin |
Paris | LEGO Store Disneyland Paris | May 2 | 10am-12pm | César Soares |
Munich | LEGO Store München Zentrum | May 4 | 11am – 1pm | Niels Bundesen |
Copenhagen | LEGO Store København | May 5 | 12pm – 2pm | Henrik Andersen |
75382 TIE Interceptor will be priced at £199.99 / €229.99 / $229.99 and comes with 1,931-pieces, including an exclusive TIE Fighter pilot minifigure and a brick-built mouse droid. You can find out all about the full line-up of LEGO Star Wars May the 4th 2024 activities right here.
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