Common questions about the TIE Advanced Prototype from Lego (2016).
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The LEGO TIE Advanced Prototype (set 75128) is not considered rare in the secondary market. It was part of the 2016 Star Wars line and remains widely available in new and used condition. While it is a popular set among collectors, its production run was large enough that it does not command a significant premium over its retail price.
The TIE Advanced Prototype originally retailed for $9.99. Live secondary-market data isn't indexed yet — check eBay sold listings for current value.
To authenticate your 2016 TIE Advanced Prototype (SKU 75128), first verify the box and manual for the correct SKU and year printed on the packaging. Inspect the plastic for the distinct LEGO logo and check that the pieces match the official part counts and color schemes for this specific set. You can cross-reference the set number 75128 against the official LEGO catalog to confirm the design and piece count. If the physical product matches these documented specifications, it is authentic.
The TIE Advanced Prototype was released in 2016 by Lego.
The LEGO TIE Advanced Prototype (set 75128) is currently out of print. It was part of the Star Wars 2016 wave and has been discontinued by the manufacturer. While it is no longer sold new from LEGO, the set remains widely available from third-party retailers and online marketplaces.
To condition-check a LEGO TIE Advanced Prototype (75128), first inspect the hull for surface scratches, paint chips, or discoloration, paying close attention to the transparent canopy and the red and black paneling. Verify that all 1,043 pieces are present and that the wings and engine assemblies snap together securely without excessive play. Check the minifigures for intact heads, hands, and accessories, and ensure the included display stand is undamaged. For formal grading, submit the set to a third-party grading service like PSA or Beckett, which will assess the set's completeness, color, and structural integrity to assign a numerical grade.
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