LEGO Star Wars Imperial Shuttle 75302 Building Kit; Awesome Building Toy for Kids Featuring Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader; Great Gift Idea for Star Wars Fans Aged 9 and Up, New 2021 (660 Pieces)

I love this Lego set. It was fun to build. It was challenging to put together, but worth the time as it looks great finished. It has some cool features like the wings go up and down. Also, the mini figures are cool. The inside is a little small but still a good product.

I added this to my set with the Millennium Falcon #75192, (2) Tie Fighter #75300 and Luke’s X-Wing #75301. The build was easy and great quality. It is sturdy, the wings move easily and it is easy to get the pilot in and out. I want to hang this at somepoint, but haven't figured out how I want to do that yet.This set has some great details, but just like any of the sets like this there are some detail pieces that are pretty small and can be easy to knock off when moving it, so this isn't great to have around small kids unless you enjoy rebuilding it all the time.

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What can I say, legos are fun at any age. This was a great gift for an adult. Everything was in the box, no missing pieces.

Too bad it was discontinued, but glad someone had it, thank you.

All the time it was easy to put together, and it was easy to play with it all the time

Value Rating = 3/5 ... I actually picked this up on sale. I'm not sure I would have gotten it otherwise. Including ROTJ Luke and Vader were pretty important to me, too. Had the set not included them I definitely would have skipped it, sale or no.Build Rating = 4/5 ... This took me a couple of hours split up over several evenings. The build was not challenging for an adult, though there was one point where I had to backtrack several pages due to one misplaced piece in the tail fin/wing. My own dumb fault. I'm more about building legos to relax, though, so I'm okay with an easy build as long as it's fun, too.Whoosh Rating = 3/5 ... You have to be careful how you hold this while you whoosh it around (I have a 5 year old, so this is important. Seriously.). I already dropped it once and spent a good 15 minutes hunting down pieces when the wings exploded. It's not nearly as easy to hold as that recent X-wing that came with Luke, Leia, R2, and Ludwig Von Beethoven.Curb Appeal Rating = 3/5 ... While it's a fun build and it looks *okay* on the shelf, it does feel like some corners were cut. The cockpit, both inside and its underside, are really lackluster and I really don't care for the landing pylons. The cargo/transport area of the shuttle is pretty simple, too, though I understand that compromises must be made for a sub-$100 set. I would have loved if it had come with a stand that would allow me to display it with the wings extended. As it is, I'd need to hang it from the ceiling to display it with the wings down, otherwise, sitting on a desk, the wings are up, revealing their not-so-attractive undersides.

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