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

The Razor Crest is an enjoyable build that builds upon features of previous Star Wars sets while introducing some nice touches of its own. I've watched videos reviews on this set and a lot of complaints were around the fact that it didn't feature much of an interior akin to the show itself. While I appreciate budget constraints may have led to this decision it really isn't a huge undertaking to modify this build with the addition of a ladder and a WC where there's space behind the sleeping quarters to put one in. The red seats can be swapped out for black and I actually swapped the heads for the Scout Trooper with Mando since you never see a Scout Trooper's face in the show and I can't believe that they actually skimped on giving Mando a face - much like the LEGO Star Wars 75267 Mandalorian Battle Pack. The build itself is a solid offering with some clever use of components to bolt it all together that makes it robust. It's weighty and feels solid. The concealment of the firing missiles is a nice touch, much like the LEGO Star Wars 75248 Resistance A-Wing Starfighter. IG-11 comes with two sets of arms with differing hand configurations which is a nice touch. The application of decals wasn't taxing either. The only minor criticism I have of the set is that the Scout Trooper without a speeder-bike is a missed opportunity, despite being a welcome addition since he doesn't often pop up in sets. My set suffered from having a brick missing which I've photographed and added to my review. But I've placed an order for a replacement to be sent out which isn't a big deal since Lego Customer Service I've found is very good. If you enjoy the show, love the characters and want a fun build then I would highly recommend this.

I think it has been over a year that I have waited to get hold of this set, as initially it was absolutely sold out everywhere. Luckily, the May the 4th offer tempted me to get it. It's incredibly realistic! The set is a great build experience, I took several days over it doing bits here and there. I can understand why it won the 'Toy of the Year' award, as there is so much potential here for modifications, as many reviewers have shown on this site. I thought the cockpit was too barren, so I added more control panels, Cara Dune from AT-ST set, and changed the left-hand side into a weapons locker (see photos). I like that it comes with Greef Karga, IG-11 (different head to IG-88 in the Bounty Hunter Battlepack) and a well-detailed Scout Trooper. Of course The Child is super-cute. The escape pod was a suprise - not seen this in the series! You can fit a figure in it, and blast off... Overall, you can have a lot of swooshing fun with this set, put a speeder in the back or some cargo, and there is plenty of space to sit mini-figures. Excellent set, I have spoken.