Lego Star Wars 75045 - Republic AV-7 anti-vehicle cannon

Lovely small Star Wars vehicle, one of the few that will give you both Ezra Bridger (who comes with a helmet) and Chopper mini-figures. Our children are fanatical about the Star Wars Rebel series so this very welcome. What makes this set most interesting is the completed Phantom model can be connected to the super impressive Ghost spaceship , one of our favourite Star Wars Lego ships.The build of the 234-piece set is fairly straightforward and posed little challenge for our experienced young brick builders. The falters include foldable wings, a large hold, a cockpit that can be opened and there is a missile launcher on top. So its great play-value as wel

Such an awesome model. My 8yr old son was given this for Christmas and now it is finished it is truly a great Lego Star Wars model. Not as many pieces as the Imperial Star Destroyer he got last year (1 week to build), this is slightly easier to make (7 + 1 bags) as of course the 4 legs and 2 sides are identical to build. Sturdy enough to play with, the jointed knees, hips and feet mean you can model and pose the At-At nicely, not sure it will stand up to being brought to the ground by speeders or how good it will be in the snow of Hoth (or England) but the look of awe and pride when my son completed it will be a memorable as the Empire Strikes Back to me.

Nice item, cheaper alternative to the collector's edition, which I was toying with buying. But I am glad I opted for this because of the price difference. Found it easy to build, although I was a bit perplexed about where one of the stickers was supposed to go! (Lucky for me my son has better eyes for things like that than I do!!) The mini figures are also good and only available to this set (I believe). I like collecting the Lego Star Wars ships from the original trilogy and now whenever I watch Return of the Jedi I cannot help but point out the B-Wing on screen that is now a part of my collection! A must buy if you are a fan of the original trilogy ships.

I'm an adult, yes I am an adult who bought some lego. I have not used lego since I was like 7 years old, as a child I don't think I used to have sets where you followed instructions, we just built things from random pieces. Fast forward many years after much deliberation over the extortionate seeming price of modern lego I decide to buy a set. I absolutely love this model. It was easy to build (for an adult) but almost therapeutic! I sat on the floor and watched TV whilst building this and it was a relaxing enjoyable experience there is no frustration or "Grrrr!! this piece didn't fit!" or "Grrr this piece is missing!" it was just fun! and at the end of it, you end up with an amazingly accurate lego portrayal of an iconic star wars ATAT which looks damn awesome!I was a highly sceptical person who did not like lego's price, but after actually buying this set I think it is alright value given the quality of the pieces and instruction and everything, everything fits everything is there and you get spare pieces. I will buy more lego because it is rare you buy a toy which captures something as iconic in your childhood as this, a fine job by lego.

Based of the legendary han shot first cantina fight along with some other tatoonie based moments, this set is great... when it was released in 2014. Buying this set 5 years later at a price rise up to £100 makes it harder buy. Now after 2 months of owning it I've noticed it go up to £125 wish isn't the sellers fault, but it makes the set so much less worth it.The set its self makes me wish for a massive tatoonie UCS set with a big cantina along with other star wars based ships and buildings in the sandy hive of scum and valliny.

My 7 year old son loved this LEGO Star Wars!There were easy to follow step-by-step picture instructions.Once built the AT-AP is a very decent size - i.e. you need 2 hands to pick it up.Unlike some LEGO toys you can actually play with this after it has been built. The legs move, there is a side opening door, also a hatch which characters can sit in the AT-AP. The best bit is the spring loaded shooter...it fires quite long distances - so much fun!Not cheap, but worth every penny as my son loved building it and has spent hours playing with it afterwards.

Sure, say what you will about the price, but I think it's forgivable considering it's just seized production. Yeah, and the minifigures, while well detailed, are rather obscure. I thought these issues would stop me from liking the set - quite the opposite. I adore it. The building experience was surprisingly pleasant for a Lego veteran, it's ridiculously sturdy for it's size and price and it looks fantastic from all angles - maybe not quite as good as the 'ultimate collector series' B-wing, but that's understandable as that version is about 6 times the price right now. I wasn't expecting to like this very much; well, it's an absolute gem.Note: the stand to hold up this set vertically does not some with the set itself. It was homemade. Would've been nice for them to include one, but then again, they rarely do.

Our six-yr-old boy spent four hours on Christmas day making this with his daddy. It's a stretch project for him - the boy - and he was so proud of himself aterwards. I had reservations initially on price - and it is a v costly gift at €140 - but based on our son's enjoyment of it and that he has played with it every day since Christmas and still loves it, I'm glad in the end that we went for it.Best bits are the trapdoor (activated via a lever on the bum, which adds no end to our son's enjoyment of that feature) and the interior bits front and middle that hold the storm troopers. We also love the fact that the head swings and the legs have joints.For the price, a few more rebel characters would have been great. All in all though, a great buy with no regrets!