LEGO Star Wars Rebel U-Wing Fighter 75155 Star Wars Toy

This UWING was an amazing build experience. The nice way the wings fold outward and the dual canopy set up, the swing out twin doors were a nice addition. Though medium sized as a build. This lego gunship was well worth every penny with the nicely detailed rogue squadron minifigs that came with this set.

Great set for the Ewing, just like out of the movies. Fun to assemble, came in great shape and was shipped very nicely.

As a thirty-something year-old, I felt I was a little too late when Lego first started issuing Star Wars sets back in 1999, which was a shame because it combined two of my favorite childhood toys and universes.After all the excitement around Episode 7 last year, and Rogue One this year, I no longer could resist. I bought this set and the TIE Striker (75154), and I'm so glad I did. I loved building this set from beginning to end. The sound of the pieces scraping around in a bowl, the joy of finding the needed piece, and the thrill of figuring out how something it going to work all brought back great memories for me.The model itself is also really cool. I like the size (though I feel it could be a little bigger, given the figures don't quite fit in the bottom hold), and the look couldn't be better. I was also surprised a few times during the build, not realizing how many cool little features this ship holds. The minifigures are also awesome. I'm so glad I have Jyn and Cassian on my shelf now.I felt the price was about right given how fun the build is, and how detailed the finished ship is. Now I'm just worried I've opened too big a door for my wallet!

Great, fun build. Would have liked a bigger cargo bay with better access to get the figures in the bay. I'm an adult collector, and I have some difficulty getting my hand and the figures in position. Bay is one plate taller than the figures, and just wide enough to hold 2 figures side by side, so it is a tight fit. Would also have liked a ramp in the rear of the bay, and less kibble in the way of the large window beneath the ship (really can't see into the bay because of the structure holding the bay in place). Vehicle feels solid, all features work well, and good minifigure selection. Could have been better if it was a bit more expensive set, but as is, I still highly recommend it to fans of the ship. Also wish Jyn Erso figure had regular hair piece and printed holster on her legs.

I was kind of hesitant to get this, because I just didn't think the U-wing looked that cool on the box. But after my 9 year old son built it, I had to admit, it is really awesome. He loves playing with it, and it has lots of moving parts, doors that slide open, wings that fold back, etc. It's also pretty big, so I feel like it was a good value.

Like most geeks, as soon as I saw the awesome spectacle of Rogue One, I just had to get some movie merch to go with it. I settled on the U-Wing fighter/transport because A) Lego is always interesting and B) It came with Cassian and Jyn. It turned out to be a great choice. I managed to snag this sweet box at a substantial discount (~20% off) and as soon as it arrived, I went to work.The build took me about 2.5 hours as I was only partially distracted by college football. I imagine a more focused and organized Lego master would get it done in less than two. The build employed some neat locking mechanisms for the folding wings and a sliding door that I have seen on other sets. The engines naturally were a little repetitive, but I don't see how that could have been avoided. There were no tricky parts to this build and I imagine any youngster over 6 could get this done in a reasonable amount of time. For the most part, the vehicle is well done and fits the movie version. The only weak-point would be the size of the cargo bay. It is simply too darn small compared to what we see in the movie. It's more coffin-sized than squad-sized.As for the figures themselves, I really like the Rebel trooper and pilot figures. Cassian is well-done but nothing special and I am not a fan of the way Jyn's poncho just kinda drapes over her shoulders (but the rest of her is well detailed). I feel like the poncho might rip at some point just because of how large the head hole is. The fifth figure is a (rebel) guy who got about 2 seconds of screentime...so an odd choice. I would have preferred an Imperial Sandtrooper or Stormtrooper for the good guys to shoot in the face repeatedly. Still, to get the two main protagonists in the same reasonably priced set is a win for me.Rogue One fans will be pleased.

Definitely a fun build. No missing pieces in mine. It comes with four characters. The wings on the ship lock in place but they can be moved back as well. There are two swing-open doors with little stud shooters, and also two buttons on the front that shoot red "darts." The back flap does open but there's nothing in there. It's a very functional ship if you or your kids actually want to play with it, etc. I just enjoy building, and this was a fun one. 659 pieces so it took some time, but it was a lot of fun and easy to build. I would highly recommend this kit. Very fun.

Love the design and the possibility of the wings for different modes! Looks and use are both taken into account with this set in the many places to store mini-figures and the launcher feature popping out when loaded. Loved the design in the film and am very grateful that Lego put the time and effort into designing it perfectly! The only thing I could have asked from this set would be the inclusion of K2-SO. With the figures of Jyn and Cassian in the set it only seems right that K2 would be included, but even without him I like the inclusion of the rebel fighters.The Rogue One sets for Lego are really thought out, after buying this set as well as Krennic's Shuttle I am sold to buy the others of the set!