General Grievous's Starfighter

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General Grievous's Starfighter (75286-1) is one of the most visually striking spacecraft in the Star Wars prequel era, and LEGO's 2020 interpretation captures the menacing, angular silhouette of the cyborg general's personal vessel with impressive faithfulness. Released as part of the ongoing Star Wars theme, this 487-piece set delivers a satisfying build experience that rewards attention to detail and an appreciation for Clone Wars-era design. The model itself is the standout feature here, given that this set ships without any minifigures. That might raise eyebrows at first, but the starfighter more than holds its own as a display piece. The build recreates the distinctive tri-wing configuration of the Belbullab-22, complete with folding wings that transition between flight and landing modes. Greebling and panel layering give the surface a mechanical, battle-worn quality that feels true to the source material, and the overall scale makes it substantial enough to command attention on a shelf or display case. This set is best suited for Star Wars prequel fans, collectors focused on vehicle-centric builds, and LEGO enthusiasts who appreciate model construction over character play. Without minifigures, it skews toward those who value the craft of the build and the aesthetic payoff of the finished model rather than interactive storytelling. It fits naturally alongside other Clone Wars vehicle sets and pairs well with sets featuring Grievous himself if you want to round out a display. As of now, 75286-1 is still currently available at retail, which means there is still an opportunity to acquire it at standard market pricing. However, Star Wars vehicle sets at this scale tend to appreciate meaningfully once retired, particularly those tied to beloved prequel and Clone Wars storylines. If General Grievous holds a place in your collection priorities, picking this one up before retirement is a decision worth taking seriously.