TIE Fighter Pilot Helmet (724 pieces)
TIE Fighter Pilot Helmet (724 pieces)
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🛠️ Product Description:
This 724-piece set recreates the helmet of the TIE Fighter pilots, the fearless space soldiers of the Empire in Star Wars.
This model is perfect for fans of the saga who want a collectible piece that symbolizes the dark side and the combat technology of the Galactic Empire.
Detailed Features:
- 724 High-Quality Pieces: Made from durable ABS plastic, providing a firm fit and a robust finish.
- Authentic and Accurate Design: Captures the distinctive details of the helmet, including the breathing tubes and the Empire emblems, offering a faithful appearance to the look of the imperial pilots.
- Display Base Included: Comes with a solid base featuring a nameplate, perfect for showcasing the helmet in any Star Wars collection.
📏 Dimensions and Display:
- Compact and Impactful Size: Approximately 18 cm tall, the model is an imposing piece, ideal for shelves and tables, standing out as a display item.
🎁 Ideal Gift:
Perfect for Star Wars fans, collectors, and enthusiasts of detailed builds, the TIE Fighter Pilot helmet is a unique gift that combines history and sophistication.
💳 Special Conditions:
- Installments up to 3x interest-free
- 5% discount for PIX payments
Add the TIE Fighter Pilot helmet to your collection and show your loyalty to the Empire with this impressive building block replica!
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