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This is a cool set because of the wings. They aren't on a gear with rubber bands like the Lego ARC-170 starfighter, but instead there are only hinges, so you have to move them yourself. The "display stand" works for a while, but eventually will stop holding it up properly. The missles don't shoot as well as I'd like them to. But oh well. It still is a really good set.

At first glance looks kinda silly. However when you look at it closely it is the most advanced set you can get for $30! With its rotating cockpit and shooting missiles (which i may ad have zippo range) are complex to put together for anyone under 6. Also the little base/stand thing is kind of stupid yet comes with lots of "rare" pieces. I would suggest for ages from 7-15. "he,s not worth anything to me dead."Boba Fett!!!

GO STAR WARS

What can I say about this? Legos have been around since I was a kid. They are still going strong. I grew up with Star Wars. I don't recall this particular ship in action, but my kids love it. I was missing one small piece, but nothing worth going after. The thought process in creating this toy (or any Lego) is amazing. I guess the only educational value for a child is to see how the mechanical parts work. The ship tends to losen up after play, but don't they all? Legos are top quality.

This is a pretty good Lego toy. It was fairly tedious to put together - especially since there was one step skipped in the directions. After much confusion and more examination we finally figured out what was missing but it was a little annoying and took some time. My 4 yr old son loves it so far, except that the launch pad comes apart easily. It is pretty cool - Legos have come a long way.

I bought this for my seven year old grandson for his birthday. He liked it a lot as he is detail minded and likes to put things together. Toy is fairly hard to put together. I would buy it again.