Why the LEGO Star Wars Inquisitor Sets Are a Must-Have for Every Galactic Collector?

When it comes to the dark side of the Force, few figures are as chilling and calculated as the Inquisitorius. For fans of the Obi-Wan Kenobi series, Star Wars Rebels, and Jedi: Fallen Order, the LEGO Star Wars Inquisitor sets have become more than just building toys—they are essential pieces of a growing galactic empire on our shelves.

If you’re a serious collector or a parent looking for the perfect gift, you’ve likely noticed the hype surrounding the Inquisitor Transport Scythe (75336) or the elusive Grand Inquisitor minifigure. But what exactly makes these sets stand out in a sea of X-wings and TIE Fighters?

The Rise of the Inquisitorius in LEGO Form

For years, LEGO enthusiasts begged for more representation of the Empire’s Jedi hunters. When the LEGO Star Wars Inquisitor sets finally hit the market, they didn't disappoint. The sleek, matte black aesthetic of their starships and the unique double-bladed rotating lightsabers brought a fresh, menacing look to the Star Wars lineup.

Whether you are hunting down Reva (the Third Sister), the Fifth Brother, or the formidable Grand Inquisitor himself, these minifigures are designed with incredible detail. From the specialized armor molds to the printed capes, LEGO has truly captured the "Imperial chill" in plastic form.

Building the Scythe: A Masterclass in SNOT Technique

For the builders out there, the Inquisitor Transport Scythe is a dream. Using "Studs Not On Top" (SNOT) construction, this ship offers smooth angles and a lethal silhouette that looks amazing on display. The interior is surprisingly spacious, allowing you to seat multiple Imperial Inquisitors as they prepare for their next mission to track down hidden Jedi survivors.

Why Collectors Love These Sets 

• Minifigure Rarity: The Grand Inquisitor minifigure and Fifth Brother are highly sought after in the secondary market. Owning these ensures your collection holds its value over time.

• Playability vs. Display: While the foldable wings make it great for kids to simulate flight, the sheer "shelf presence" makes it a favorite for adult fans of LEGO (AFOL).

• Lightsaber Variations: The iconic circular hilt of the Inquisitor lightsaber is a unique piece that isn't found in standard Jedi sets, making it a "part hunter's" treasure.

Final Thoughts: Join the Dark Side at DelsBricks

The LEGO Star Wars Inquisitor sub-theme bridges the gap between the prequel era and the original trilogy, offering a darker, more intense building experience. If you’re looking to add some Imperial authority to your collection, now is the time to strike before these sets go into retirement (EOL).

At DelsBricks, we understand the passion behind every brick. Whether you’re looking for the latest Empire-themed sets or rare Star Wars minifigs, we’ve got the inventory to help you build your own galaxy.