LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu The Razor Crest Building Toy - Build and Display Set for Boys & Girls, Ages 10+ - Star Wars Gifts for Birthdays & Fans - 75447

My son absolutely loved it! It was the perfect combination of two things he loves: LEGO and The Mandalorian. He had so much fun building it, and the finished model looks amazing. Highly recommended for any young Mandalorian and LEGO fan!

This Lego build was much easier than the original Razor Crest build. I recommend for all ages and collectors.

great toy but it is a duplicate of another gift to my grandchild

Extremely nice set and the best Lego razor crest worth the money it was a pleasure to build

I owned the previous play scale razor crest that came out six years ago, and I can say this is a much better interpretation of the ship vs the previous version in terms of faithfulness to the on-screen example. Sure, it's downscaled and there isn't as much space inside as the previous iteration. But that's a compromise I'll live with given the dramatically improved accuracy. Zeb is a great minifigure as is the updated Grogu. I'd gladly recommend to any other adult collector.

I really enjoyed building this set as I thought it had lots of lovely building techniques and despite its hefty price tag I think the end product is most definitely worth it!

Bought as I recently built the first playscale razor crest and enjoyed it, this build has similarities and looks great. It's a smaller build and it's noticeable by the lack of interior space when comparing the two. I do like the engine upgrades on this version, they're more screen accurate this time. The figures are great- Mando has new printed legs at last but I do wish at some point we get his head dual sided with normal/angry expressions maybe? The new grogu figure is great as is colonel ward. The new zeb figure is fantastic! Overall a good set but a bit overpriced for the size of the build.

It's exciting there is another Mando ship in the collection, however this version on the Razer crest is disappointing and definitely not worth the price. It's smaller so the detail on some parts are poor, and play experience low.

The only good thing about this set is one minifigure, Zeb. Zeb has flawless printing, an excellent face mold and is the first usage of dual molded arms in lego star wars history. Unfortunately the positives of this set end here. This set compared to the last playscale Razor Crest is embarrassing to say the least. This set is an unfortunate consequence of shrinkflation, in which the set has gotten smaller while the previous iteration was cheaper and larger. The proportions of the ship are incredibly off. The stickers are abysmal, the colours of the stickers do not match the colours of the lego. Not to mention the insane amount of stickers on an already overpriced set which would have benefited from more printed pieces. Regardless of them being printed or stickers, it seems that Lego seems to have trouble matching printed colours as much as they do with stickers as evidenced by the printed windshield. To conclude, this set suffers from legos ever dwindling quality and simultaneous increase in prices. I would have rather bought the Zeb minifigure seperately knowing how disappointing the set turned out to be.

I liked this set so much until I saw it. When I did, huuuggeee disappointment, apart from zen, he's kinda peak but the price tag??? Bad. The size comparison between the older [Cheaper] one and this one? Bad. That E-webb blaster? Bad. But hey at least you can use the points you get to discount another set to 'Just overpriced'