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LEGO Star Wars The Razor Crest 75292 Mandalorian Starship Toy, Gift Idea for Kids, Boys and Girls with The Child 'Baby Yoda' Minifigure (Exclusive to Amazon)

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  • This LEGO Star Wars buildable toy features a detailed, LEGO brick model of The Razor Crest starship from the Star Wars: The Mandalorian series
  • Includes 4 LEGO Star Wars minifigures: The Mandalorian, Greef Karga, Scout Trooper and The Child "Baby Yoda", plus an IG-11 droid figure
  • The LEGO Razor Crest buildable toy starship has a dual minifigure cockpit, 2 spring-loaded shooters and a detachable escape pod
  • The cargo hold has opening side boarding ramps for easy access to the toy starship, plus carbonite bounty elements inside and a sleeping area
  • Relive The Mandalorian and the Childs battles against the Scout Trooper and other enemies with the included weapons in this amazing set
  • This LEGO Star Wars collectable set makes a great Birthday Present or Any Day gift for Star Wars fans, boys and girls age 10 plus

Description

Relive bounty hunter The Mandalorian and the Child’s battles against Scout Trooper and other enemies with The Razor Crest (75292) LEGO Star Wars building toy for kids. This brick-built armored transport shuttle features a cargo hold with opening sides that double as access ramps and carbonite bounty elements inside, a dual LEGO minifigure cockpit, spring-loaded shooters, escape pod and more authentic details to inspire creative play. A challenging build for ages 10 and up, this 1,023-piece starship construction kit includes 5 collectible LEGO Star Wars characters, including The Mandalorian and the Child LEGO minifigures. It’s great for role play and combines with other LEGO Star Wars sets for even more action. Since 1999, the LEGO Group has been recreating iconic starships, vehicles, locations and characters from the legendary Star Wars universe. LEGO Star Wars building toys are hugely popular with awesome gift ideas for all ages.

Product Dimensions: 18.9 x 14.88 x 2.78 inches


Item Weight: 5 pounds


Item model number: 6320522


Manufacturer recommended age: 10 years and up


Release date: September 1, 2020


Department: unisex


Manufacturer: LEGO


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I've got to be honest, when my fiancee and I saw the reveal for this set back in February we knew immediately that we'd be picking it up if only to have "the child" minifig. Of course, the set is so much more than just that little bundle of midi-chlorians. In fact, I'd say it's not even my favorite of the included minifigs. Before that though, I'd like to start with one of the most important design aspect of Legos: the box. I am so incredibly sorry to those who have said in their reviews that this set was not packaged in a separate box and defaced with a big ol' shipping sticker. I felt a little apprehension as I walked to our Amazon Hub that we would meet the same sorry fate. To my surprise, the opposite was true. The lego box itself was packaged in not one, but two different boxes of increasing size. More than just providing the set with enough protection while shipping, this packaging over-correct ensured that we received a pristine box for collecting purposes. The design of the box itself is beautiful, in typical Lego Company fashion, and as gamers we were both very excited to see a code that would give us access to the Razor Crest in the upcoming Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga printed on the side of the box. A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one. Now, onto the build! The set was divided up into bags numbered 1 through 6. My fiancee and I divided the build duties between the two of us, taking turns building the different sections. The build is ingenious, the cockpit and the engines being particularly well done and exciting to consider in building and viewing. There is sticker work to be had here, which I find quite satisfying as a method of relaxing and slowing the build process to really appreciate the work being done. I especially love the engine and carbonite prisoner stickers. I've included many photos of the finished set and it's moving elements to illustrate how effective the finished product is. This includes some photos next to the UCS Sandcrawler for size comparison and totally intended The Mandalorian episode 2 role play. Speaking of play, the set comes with some wonderfully realized minifigs to carry out your own Star Wars Stories with. As I said at the beginning, "the child" minifig is arguably the star of the show here. It's minuscule size when compared to a traditional minifig makes the little friend somehow cuter than originally thought possible. The Mandalorian himself is very well done, with some fun printed aspects for his body and legs that is really appreciated. Not to mention that helmet. One criticism for the titular Mando: I would've loved his trademark disintegrator to be a dedicated printed piece, as opposed to a three piece creation. I don't mind that the design went that direction, but having that iconic weapon of his a singular and unique piece would've given his minifig a greater sense of gravitas and importance. Additionally, his head is a blank piece with nothing printed on it at all. I imagine this is a decision keeping true to the spirit of his particular Mandalorian sect's oath to never remove their helmets to "any living being", and I appreciate that dedication to the source material. It didn't bother me too much, but I could see it being just a little off-putting to some. All in all, though, there's nothing too Grievous going on here and I still love his figure. Moving on the scout trooper is a nice addition, and IG-11 is awesome to have a figure of as well. But good Greef, is Mr. Karga's minifig my favorite of the bunch. I love the two faces printed on either side of his head piece (cocky smile and frowning). I love the printed design of his shirt. I love the colors used for his body, legs, and arms. I celebrate this design's success, for its success is my success as well! I just wish this set came with minifigs for Cara Dune and Kuiil! Altogether, Lego's The Razor Crest is a brilliant addition to the Star Wars Lego Universe. It's wonderful to have a brand new piece of the Star Wars Universe rendered with such care, and we're incredibly happy with it. I can say with confidence that this is most definitely The Way. Now, whether or not it can beat the Falcon through the treacherous Akkadese Maelstrom? That's a story for another time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2020 by Eoghan Patrick Morgan McDowell Eoghan Patrick Morgan McDowell
    • Awesome Lego!
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This was an awesome Lego to build. A fun, challenging build. There were a lot of hidden details. Had a great time, would highly recommend this one!!!!!!
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024 by Michelle LeBeau
    • Great Kit For Mando fans
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Lego, it's always great. With some holiday time off I spent some time relaxing and puttiung this together. It was all great till bag 6, then I found that about a dozen of the peculiar parts were missing, making the kit un-finishable. I ordered the replacement parts from LEGO, but by the time they arrive, I doubt I'll have time to finish it. Maybe next holiday season. If you get a full kit it is great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024 by Marsh
    • A nice compromise to the UCS Razor Crest
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The front of the engines is not accurate and is serrated. This must have been due to a part not existing to fulfill that role. Otherwise the build is solid and has a decent interior space. The scout trooper and Greef Karga is a nice addition to the set. Would have been outstanding if Quiell and a Blargg was included but that is a luxury reserved for the UCS version. Picture shown shows the scale of the ship. Its fairly close to the 2019 $160 Millennium Falcon and of course smaller than the $400 Mos Eisley Cantina set ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2024 by Eric Chipman Eric Chipman
    • Great Toy or Adult Collectible
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Top notch set overall! You get 5 mini-figures total including The Child. All of them are well done. Shout out to the Scout Trooper, the new mold for the helmet is definitely a step up. I wish Mando had his full Beskar armor but it's still a great fig and also the same one used in the AT-ST Raider. The IG-88 could also use a new design all-together, it's the same one used for the battle droids w/ a few add-ons. The ship itself is very sturdy and very detailed for its size. It's like a mini UCS set making it a great display for adults. It's also still awesome as a toy. The spring-loaded shooters work and are discretely located. The interior is very functional with space for Mando to sleep, a roomy 2-seat cockpit, storage for 3 extra missiles, a little play space, 2 slots for the captured bounties (2 stickered carbonite pieces included), plus an area to store extra weapons behind the cockpit. I wish there were more printed pieces but this is how modern Lego rolls. I was happy to see the cockpit window is a printed piece. For the price this deserves 5-stars. There are a few minor issues like I mentioned but I can't really complain for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2020 by Code Sam
    • Worth the buy
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Fun build easy to put together and perfect for any Stat Wars or Lego collection
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025 by Joel S. Joel S.
    • Have a lot of patience, & don't give up!
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Review Image by Lynette Woods-Hooper Lynette Woods-Hooper
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***This is very "giftable" if the receiver is really into Star Wars movies/memorabilia!** I purchased The Mandalorian space ship for my grandsons 13th birthday. He really enjoys the Star Wars series. Upon learning that I gifted his older cousin the Star Wars Millennium Falcon Lego set, he wanted it as well. Unfortunately, the newly increased price did work in my budget. Fortunately, on an earlier promise with him at Christmastime, I agreed to buy him this for his birthday on 25th January 2021. He was extremely happy to receive this special gift. He's been assembling Lego's for approximately 2 years. This set he claims, "has been the most challenging one yet, even though the instructions were very clear". He said, "that it was not easy to assemble, my mom, stepped in to give me a hand". He estimates that it took a total of 12 hours or, "a day and a half" to complete. **During Covid-19😷 Lockdown**. Upon his completion, I found this item very interesting and DEFINITELY well worth the 💰 💰 💰 and to see his pride and happiness at the reception of it on his birthday, then the completion of this more than 1000 piece collectable. Now, BOTH of my grandsons who ironically share the same DATE (+ or-) 3 years, have received both ships for their birthdays. Love, Grandma H.❤ ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021 by Lynette Woods-Hooper Lynette Woods-Hooper
    • good
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good model
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