New Lego Obi-Wan Kenobi set gives the Inquisitor ship a very cool name
Because 'Inquisitor Transport Scythe' is metal af
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A new batch of Lego Obi-Wan Kenobi sets has broken cover ahead of the show's launch, and they give us our best look yet at the Inquisitor ship. A faceoff between Darth Vader and his old master is also joining the best Lego Star Wars sets in BrickHeadz form, though it's a lot cuter than their actual duel will probably be.
Due to launch this August 1 for $99.99 via Amazon or £89.99 in the UK, this first Lego Obi-Wan Kenobi set reveals that the Inquisitor's ride is called the 'Inquisitor Transport Scythe'. That's a suitably metal title for Jedi-hunting goths who serve Darth Vader. And even though ol' wheezy himself isn't featured in this pack, you are still getting four minifigures from the show - Obi-Wan, the Grand Inquisitor, Reva (the Third Sister), and the Fifth Brother.
Fortunately, Anakin does make an appearance in the BrickHeadz pack. Launching August 1 for $19.99 on the official Lego store, it bundles the former master and apprentice together in an adorably chunky style. Vader even has the dark red lenses that are featured in Obi-Wan, Rogue One, and a New Hope (and a lightsaber for some stabby stabby action, of course). The pair cost £17.99 in the UK.
Because it's all about Obi-Wan right now, we're also getting a throwback to the character's adventures just before the Clone Wars. Obi-Wan's Jedi Starfighter - available for $29.99 from Amazon or £24.99 in the UK as of August 1 - recreates his ship from Attack of the Clones when he tracks down Jango Fett. It comes packaged with droid pal R4-P17 and creepy Kaminoan Taun We.
This is probably just the start of the week's announcements. With Star Wars Celebration underway and the first two episodes of the show itself dropping tomorrow on Disney's streaming service (if you need a Disney Plus membership, you can get one via the link), it's not that surprising to see so much merch being unveiled. More was promised back when the Obi-Wan Black Series figure was unveiled, and it's highly likely that more will turn up as the Kenobi series progresses. Hopefully, they'll live up to the new Darth Vader helmet and Obi-Wan lightsaber replica; they're both ridiculously good-looking so have set the bar high.
Want some present inspiration? Be sure to check out these Star Wars gifts (which we're sure Star Wars Villainous will be a shoo-in for), the best Star Wars action figures, and the best Lego sets.
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I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and now manage GamesRadar+'s tabletop gaming and toy coverage. You'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news.


