In this LEGO Star Wars news update, I’m talking about the Onyx Cinder (set 75374) and why it might already be “inaccurate” in a really interesting way—kind of like what happened with the Razor Crest. With Skeleton Crew getting closer to the end and the last few episodes revealing more context, we’ve learned the ship we see in the set is basically a disguise: extra engines were added and the look was changed to make it appear like a pirate vessel, when its true origins are tied to At Attin. I break down what the “real” version of the ship looks like in the show’s lore—a sleeker form with a pointed front, only two sets of rear engines, and a hull section that can be removed in an emergency. Republic Bricks even recreated this updated version on Instagram, and it really highlights how different it is compared to the official LEGO model. That comparison led me to a fun connection: this is now the second streaming-series ship that’s basically “exploded” (maybe on purpose this time), alongside the Mandalorian Razor Crest—especially since we later got the UCS 75331 that was designed around the ship’s on-screen destruction. It makes me wonder if LEGO will eventually release an updated, more lore-accurate Onyx Cinder down the road.