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Your Vote Could Create A Star Wars: Dark Forces Lego Set
Kyle Katarn's Moldy Crow starship, which originated in the Star Wars: Dark Forces video game, is up for voting at the Lego Ideas website. Lego Ideas gives builders an avenue to display their custom Lego creations, with the hopes of the community liking them enough that Lego considers turning them into retail sets. Previous Lego Ideas winners brought us the first Lego Minecraft, Ghostbusters, and Back to the Future sets.
The Dark Forces set is created by Travis Hiner, and, if selected, would consist of The Moldy Crow, minifigures for Kyle Katarn and Jan Ors, and although not shown in his early prototype, additional minifigures for two stormtroopers. This set has garnered over 200 votes and still has 350 days to go before it's removed from contention. For Lego to even consider making it, this set needs over 10,000 votes.
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