LEGO Star Wars Obi-Wan Kenobi Jedi Starfighter 75333

I really liked this set , very cool , especially the landing gear and light saber storage spot , loved the way R4 fits in , and very detailed , liked the flick fire missiles too .

The design and quality of this set is great! Assembly instructions are included with photo assistance. Storage is acceptable for the size of the bix and product. Any star wars nerd will love this!

A nice set for kids as well as collectors as myself. The build is nice with quite a lot of stickers, I don't like them but my kid loves to add them to a set. They do make the set look much better. It's a playset for a ok price, the finished model is medium size. There are 3 minifigures which are very nice, one of the a cool Kaminoan figure in Lego format.

I only gave this a 5 star value for money due to rollback but it would be a 3 star for regular price.

My son is a StarWars lego geek. He has them on everyone of his wish lists he makes. Recommend for anyone whom like Star Wars and loves putting things together

The set was easy enough but also challenging enough for an 8yr old to complete with little assistance. Great accomplishment was achieved at finishing and immediately putting into play!

Obi wans starfighter is a great set. The build is fun, and the stickers can be taken off and applied again if placed on incorrectly. The only thing I would change is giving Obi Wan Kenobi two faces one without the headgear, so Obi wan could be posed outside of the starship in a realistic way. 8/10

Listen, this set has some great things about it. Overall, the design is nice, sleek and swooshable, and depicts the source material rather elegantly. I enjoyed the minifigures, too, especially Taun We --- for the unique headpiece --- though I could have done with an R4-P17 backprint (though it won't be an issue for most people, as the astromech's body won't be visible most of the time). The biggest gripes I have are the lack of space for holding Obi Wan's hood piece and the substantial gaps between the wings and the fuselage. Additionally, the build was rather repetitive, with bags 2 and 3 basically mirroring each other (though the small nature of this set lessens the issue). Overall, while this set has decent minifigures, it loses its charm rather quickly.

A great little set with a great collection of minifigures, my only gripe being Obi-Wan would look better with a fabric cape when wearing the hood. The set itself was bigger than I was expecting which was nice, but the gap on the wing connection and the aesthetically unpleasing landing gear detract from its beauty. Unfortunately the set is almost ruined by heavy use of (tiny) stickers. I understand printed pieces are expensive, but they much for a much better building experience. Minifigures aside, I would argue that the 2002 version of this set has a better build experience and design.

packaging was destryed. was meant for a gift hard to find item so we did not return it. stii wanted what was inside but just gave it to my Grandson instead of waiting for holidays