LEGO Star Wars Inquisitor Transport Scythe 75336 Buildable Toy Starship, OBI-Wan Kenobi Set, Ben Kenobi Minifigure with Blue and Double-Bladed Red Lightsabers

Its a lego starwars set, disregarding the shows quality, the set looks great, was a reasonable price at release, sturdy, packed with features, and a great mini-figure lineup. Nothing to complain about

Over the past 2 1/2 years I've purchased something like 50 Lego sets. Most are along the lines of the LEGO Star Wars: OBI-Wan Kenobi Inquisitor Transport. That is, they typically have 700 - 2,000 pieces. I think this is where the value is with Legos, as most of these sets cost $100 - $200. Expensive to be sure, but these sets take 5 - 15 sessions with my grandson to complete. The $30-$50 Lego sets take my 5 year old grandson an hour or two at most to complete. So, dollar for dollar, I think these larger sets bring more value. We have split our purchases between the Lego Technic sets and the more traditional, non-Technic sets (my grandson calls them "dotters"). The issue I have with the larger traditional Lego sets is they are prone to easily falling apart with minimal handling. This Inquisitor wings are fragile. They have fallen off a couple of times during assembly. We are just about done, but this will be a Lego that will have to stay up on the shelves and not be played with after it's constructed. It's otherwise good quality as Legos always are. But it will not be a toy to be played with once it's completed. UPDATE: My grandson and I just finished this Lego set. We have assembled 2,500+ piece Technics and dozens and dozens of the traditional Lego sets. Though the Grand Inquisitor looks great when done, I have to say that putting it together was quite frustrating. Way too many parts of this set, when in mid-construction, fall apart way too easily. I ended up having to take over the construction of this set and in the process swore out of anger numerous times when just a slight touch would knock off multiple pieces. Sometimes you can quickly see where the pieces belonged. Sometimes so much fell off and in multiple pieces that I was forced to go back many pages in the instruction book to figure it out. Bottom line, I would NOT purchase this set again.

Very nice! High five

Was delivered on time, and was the item we expected.

One of the best LEGO sets to be released in 2022, and especially in the Star Wars line. With 924 pieces at a retail price of $100, this is something of a hidden gem that any LEGO Star Wars fan is sure to enjoy. The LEGO Star Wars Inquisitor Transport Scythe comes with a 4 minifigure selection: Ben Kenobi, Grand Inquisitor, Reva (Third Sister), Fifth Brother. These minifigures all come with their iconic lightsabers (The inquisitors possessing unique lightsaber hilts), along with some amazing detailing on torsos, heads, and accompanying attachments. This is a great minifigure lineup that is very fitting to the set it comes with. The design of the spaceship itself is nothing less of masterful. Recreating the source material with very few gaps or empty spaces, and with a full interior that can hold all minifigures and accesories included in the set. The Lego team have excelled in making this iconic star ship come to life.

I bought this for a good friend's kid. For his birthday he wanted Lego Star Wars and I found this and thought he would love it. It was a bit expensive, but all of the Star Wars Legos are a little pricey.

Great addition to my Star Wars Lego series, fun and good build.

It’s for my collection