Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Resistance Y-Wing Starfighter 75249 New Advanced Collectible Starship Model Building Kit (578 Pieces)

Nice and perfect

As a Star Wars Lego fan, I really loved putting this set together. The pieces are well constructed and painted very cleanly. The directions were easy to follow but the set was still interesting to construct. For example, the "Y" shape creates a different building process than a standard plane or ship build. This set is easy to play with but is sturdy enough to not break or fall apart and the "bombing" mechanic is actually pretty intuitive. Overall, I would definitely recommend this set to those looking for an enjoyable, breezy build, medium-sized Star Wars set.

Really cool, however, there is a problem on design with the thursters that can unplugged easily

An adult friend majoring in Space Engineering, was thrilled to get this for Christmas! LEGOs aren’t just for kids! They’re widely enjoyed by a wide range of ages.

It was my 11th birthday and I was so exited, it took me about 40 minutes to build it. Very good price and the price was 55 dollars, 60 is good too. I had so much fun with the three mini-figures, and two droids. The Lego set itself is awesome. I love it and I have space battles every single day and enjoy every minute of it, anyone who loves, Star wars, Legos, and spaceships will love this to add to their collection of Lego sets.

Exelente

The Y-Wing doesn't get enough time in the spotlight, and this Rise of Skywalker edition looks beautiful. Design: It's the same LEGO Y-Wing design we've seen in the past but with a few changes, including the new, beautiful red paint job. The engine builds were a little finnicky at times but, once everything was in place, it looked very good. Build: This was a fun one. Not incredibly complicated but really great to see how it came together. Little ones may need some help from adults with the engine assembly but, other than that, it was a breeze. Playability: This thing is surprisingly sturdy and, therefore, you will have no reservations about "swooshing" it around the living room. The landing gear is retractable and there's even a place to store your key-lime-colored astromech. Two spring-loaded shooters are a nice touch but the real fun happens when you start dropping LEGO bombs on the included First Order Snowtrooper. Display: This looks incredible on the LEGO shelf. It really has a striking presence thanks to the red paint job. Minifigs: We get 5 (sort of) minifigs. First up is our pilot, Zori Bliss, who looks great with her gold helmet. She can team up with Poe Dameron to take on the First Order Snowtrooper with the help of D-0 and a stunningly green astromech droid. Value: The average price-per-piece for this set is $0.12, very modest for a Star Wars set. Between the play features, the very fun build and the included minifigures, there's a lot of fun to be had. If you can find it on sale, even better. Final Thoughts: The Y-Wing is not the most famous Star Wars ship but, with a paint job like this, it very well could be. Good selection of minifigures, play features and very displayable.

Amazing set. Love the teal R2 unit and the snow trooper is sweet. The set was easy to construct and the stickers were fine, speaking of stickers, the one thing I would want more is brick detail, it kind of has it in the cross section of the set but needs more toward the engines and front. The set is fun to play with and I got a time lapse of me building the entire set.