LEGOStar Wars 75238 Action Battle Endor Assault

My little boy loves this set. He’s been plying with it loads and it’s holding up nicely. He managed to build it all by himself too - which he’s very prod off and will tell anyone that’ll listen.

Great Lego!

The ONLY good thing about this set is the mini figures. It’s just nice to be able to get a few of the more difficult figures to obtain. Expensive for what it is.

Xmas present

My Son really enjoyed building this and especially loves the shooters and targets.This is a one of the smaller Star Wars sets and has 2 build bags along with an instruction booklet. There are 193 pieces along with a couple of small spares and the set comes with both a Scout Trooper and Wicket the Ewok minifigures.The set is aimed at children over 7 years old and my Son managed to happily build this by himself without any help.The set thankfully doesn't have any stickers to apply and the two patterned pieces are printed tiles.There is a tree to build for Wicket and an Imperial Speeder with base for the Scout Trooper. Each of these has a target and your child can use the included shooters and missiles to fire at them which sends them off the tree and base.A good small build with lots of play value and as usual from Lego a great set.

I can't wait to give this to my 8 year old grandson this Easter. He loves Lego and is an expert at building these toys so he will probably get it done in a fairly short time. The box was smaller than I expected for nearly £25, but it seems to have plenty of play value. Apparently it contains 193 pieces so it should keep him busy for a while. You get a Star Wars speeder bike vehicle on a base, a buildable tree and two Star Wars figures, an Ewok and a Scout Trooper. Once assembled you can shoot weapons at a target so it should be fun to play with. There are lots of other Lego Star Wars toys to collect so presumably he will add this to his collection and be really pleased with it.

This Star Wars LEGO set creates some great shooting action fun. My five year old built it in a couple of hours (not long at all, which is a disappointment) and has since had loads of fun shooting using the clever mechanical spear guns. The firing action is great and the spears with rubber boxing-glove-like tips fly surprisingly far through the air. The two models feature targets which when shot send the characters flying - it is a really neat design and very interactive. Of course, it all ends up with my children shooting each other instead - great fun though. One of the better LEGO sets. A shame it doesn't take long to build but the interactive design makes up for it when built.

Me and my five-year old nephew built this kit together - he was easily able to follow the clear instructions, I just had to help him keep focused on the task in hand and not race off onto future pages and confuse himself.It took a good few hours to build the pieces (whereas I am sure that older children will speed through the build) and ofcourse, once the first firing mechanism was built everything had to stop whilst that option was played with for a good thirty minutes of seeing what could be hit with the firing mechanism/pugil (?) - daddy's legs was a good target. Worth noting (and probably the reason for the 7+ age range on this kit) that the pugil can ping out at quite a quick speed - be wary of letting young children play with this unsupervised.I think the set would be enhanced by a baseboard so the pieces that you fire/fire at could be fixed to it (and eliminate the worry of misfiring sticks!), and that is why I have dropped a star.Overall, it's a good pack of Lego, with a price premium for Star Wars branding. As with all Lego, it in an investment in childhood imagination!