LEGO 75325 Star Wars The Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter Building Toy, The Book of Boba Fett, Gift idea for Boys & Girls Age 9 Plus with Baby Yoda and Droid Figures

This is a model of the Mandalorian’s latest ship the N-1 Starfighter, replacing the Mandalorian’s Razor Crest, piloted by the Mandalorian and featured in, you’ve guessed it, The Book of Boba Fett. Whilst this might be confusing to those unfamiliar with Disney Plus and perhaps buying for a relative or friend, essentially they went down a Marvel inspired crossover of different series, but rest assured this ship will no doubt take centre stage in the upcoming Mandalorian season 3.The first thing to note is that the N1 Starfighter is big, larger then it’s 412 bricks would lead you to believe. I mean we’re not talking Death Star big but at 42cm in length this ship eclipses any other comparable ship in the Lego Star Wars range. Great for value and playability but maybe a little out of scale for a fighter, being only 2cm smaller then the current Lego Millennium Falcon. But in the age of inflation perhaps we shouldn’t complain about getting more for less. And yet I have, it’s very confusing.Build time is roughly 2-3 hours, is simple enough for youngsters still mastering their brick knowledge, and the free Lego build app is always recommended. Features include a spring loaded shooter, a small cargo compartment and two cockpits, one for the title character and one for his small companion. Size aside this is a very accurate depiction of the on-screen ship and detail is up their with the best of the Lego Star Wars range.The kit includes four minifigures, a good amount for the cost and brick count: The Mandalorian who comes with a jet pack and darksaber for the first time, Grogu, Peli Motto the loud but comically sound mechanic, and one of her worker droids. A well rounded set of characters for playability and for those looking to add to their Mandalorian collection.All things considered this is a great set. Sure ‘it’s no Razor Crest’ but exceeded all expectations in detail, size, and minifigures and fans of the series impatiently awaiting The Mandalorian season 3 will love it.Also at £49.99 at time of writing it’s cheaper then the official Lego RRP, much cheaper then the Razor Crest at launch (£120, seriously Lego?) and will no doubt explode in popularity when the new series comes out. It’s definitely worth adding to your collection.

Bought as an Christmas pressie for Boyfriend and he was pretty chuffed just wish Lego wasn't so expensive for bits of plastic! But keeps the other half happy

This was a good build, the mini figures in the box are fab.My only criticism is that it seemed far too quick & easy of a build - I was expecting it to be a bit longer or more complex.

I paid around £32 for this. A lovely model and an absolute bargain at that price. Son very happy.

Got this for my nephew's 10th birthday. He chose it himself. When he made it, he said it was even better then he expected. One very pleased aunt here, thank you

Was looking forward to building this however upon opening Bag/pack 1 this morning to start the build a full bag of parts was missing from within Bag 1 (the smaller bag of parts within the big overall bag) Safe to say I'm disappointed.Now ive had sets before that have had the odd missing part which is fine just got the spare pieces from Lego themselves via the missing parts section however most of the pieces that were missing from this set were out of stock on their replacement section too, Most of the parts i was missing were required for the build, ie there was no way i could get around it with another part etc but for the Mando figure itself he was missing the legs from the kit

The engine falls off on the back of the ship

Everyone knows what you get with Lego. Great quality, great instructions and a brilliant result.This is no different. The ship design is really good looking too, one of my favourite from the Star Wars universe.