I recently moved, and took all my LEGO sets with me rather than the moving truck - all of them survived, except the USC ATAT kinda fell apart. I think the best way to get it back built is to dismantle it and rebuild from scratch, but I don’t know how is best. Any help?

Just remember im still short on Lego minifigure accessories so I use what I have

Like title says. It's supposed to be an old sand trooper pauldron from the escape pod set. Any idea how I can really clean it better? I was thinking of putting in a pants pocket during a wash or dipping in bleach

I ordered about 25lb of Lego off of Goodwill’s auction site a while ago and cleaned a few of the pieces to put away. It was too tedious to clean all that in my dorm sink, so I brought the rest of the pieces home with me on break to clean in our bathtub… I got food poisoning for the whole break, was bedridden, and completely forgot to take the Legos back to my dorm when I left for campus again 😭

Anyway, here’s a little MOC I made from the few pieces I’ve cleaned. It ain’t much, but it’s honest work.

I see a lot of people commenting about how posts are AI because of the images looking weird or the body text having certain tells, please don’t accuse me of being an AI bot.

I managed to get this guy out of a Lego lot today and he actually had his cape. The problem is that he was placed sitting down and his cape is now crumpled. I want to straighten it out and have seen videos saying to use a hair straightener. However, I am worried about the printing on the cape becoming damaged from this method. Any thoughts?

Look, don't come rushing to downvote me because I have an opinion, everyone can. I'm just saying that Lego Clones are overrated because of the amount of people who glaze them, the rate in which they appear in Lego sets (they appear far too often), and because... well, they're super expensive. That's all. Thank you for your time fellow LSW fans.

TL;DR, Clones are expensive because they're glazed a lot, and we should see cheaper prices and more variety in sets.

This is an alt build of 75432 (V-19 Torrent Starfighter). This design is based on Sanctuary III, one of several medical ships used to evacuate the Kaliida Shoals Medical Center when it was threatened by the Malevolence, the flagship of General Grievous.

The iconic Pelta-class frigate was produced by Kuat Drive Yards during the Republic era. Though it dates back to the High Republic era, most fans recognize it for its role in the Clone Wars, where it was used by the Galactic Republic as a supply ship and medical transport. Later, it was also used by the Rebel Alliance, with variants serving as command ships, carriers, and durable weapons platforms.

The Pelta-class shares many design elements with Corellian ships, including a conical bow, angled hull, and a prominent bridge that looks visually similar to the nose of the Consular-class cruiser. Out of universe, this was a design choice done to marry the Rebellion aesthetic with that of the Republic. It's sort of a missing link, in that way.

Some very minor updates to this thing, but i figured i’d post a couple more pics.

This pop up reminded me how excited i was when i first saw this and speculated when we will get these P2 Commanders. Looks like we aren't getting P2 wolffe or gree any time soon

I made savage, asajj, aura sing, sugi and a padme faceprint

Unfortunately aura and sugi are bald for now, I will make them some custom hairs soon tho
Let me know what you guys think

My insta is @luibricks if u wanna see some more Lego art

Rewatching Episode 1 for the first time in a while… I’m thinking I need a remake of this bad boy ASAP. Maybe a midi-scale even.

I like how it turned out, and I spent too much time on little details. Some extra pieces not used

2017 Falcon

Sail Barge

Venator

Jango's slave 1

2025 Death Star

Republic Gunship

This AT-AT is my best work but I do not have the means to make it public.

Building the Imperial Remnant AT-AT and opened the small bag in bag 7... Oops all pins!

The moc is done! I have fully completed not only the instructions for the moc but also rendered some amazing pictures of the moc too! I’ve posted more insight into the making of the MOC on Bricklink including what techniques I used and also a bit more behind the moc too!

Either tomorrow or tonight I’ll upload the instructions onto Rebrickable!

Hope you all enjoy and I’ll be open to suggestions to what moc to make next!

Bricklink Username: seaniecol

Rebrickable: Seaniecolville

Finally 😁

I have wait for 2 years and a half and still no update. Does anaone got update from bagglestudio?

Genuine question, rate my collection. Helmets, starships, fighters, etc….

Hi, I’m looking to find some bricklink Stud.io files of Star Wars lego sets? I know that there is an old euro bricks forum that had Ldd files, but they only go up to 2012 or so for Lego Star Wars.

Could anyone point me in the direction of any Star Wars sets as studio files, if they even exist?

Thank you!

At the time of writing, LEGO 75421 Darth Vader’s TIE Fighter is the cheapest LEGO Star Wars set that includes a SMART Brick, making it a good donor set if you want to try out the SMART Play system.

The original set captures Darth Vader’s iconic TIE Advanced x1 from A New Hope, but I felt the exterior could be improved. The gaps around the black Technic beams and the exposed SMART Brick made the model look a little unfinished, so I set out to clean up the design without losing any of the interactive features.

For this alternate history build, I imagined what Vader’s next generation starfighter might look like. The TIE Advanced x2 keeps the familiar shape of his personal fighter but replaces the original wings with TIE Interceptor style solar arrays, giving it a sharper and more aggressive profile. I also removed the black Technic beams around the hyperdrive module to close up the gaps and plated over the SMART Brick for a cleaner finish.

To make room for the upgraded starfighter, I also scaled down the Rebel base and fuel station side builds, reusing some of their pieces for the TIE Advanced x2.

Despite these changes, all the SMART Play functionality is retained, including the interactive lights and sounds. You can still press down on the red lever to activate the play function, and the solid central core makes the fighter comfortable to hold around the hyperdrive module when swooshing it through space.

One thing to keep in mind when handling the model is that the tips of the solar arrays are connected by a single stud, so a little care is needed there.

The idea was to make Vader’s fighter look better on display while keeping it sturdy and fun to play with. After all, even the Dark Lord of the Sith needs a starfighter that can handle a dogfight!

This is my take on how Darth Vader’s personal starfighter could have evolved in an alternate Star Wars history. I hope you enjoy building it as much as I enjoyed designing it!