Features parts to customize your starfighter as either Luke Skywalker’s Red Five or Wedge’s Red Two X-wing! Sadly, despite being the oldest set currently in production, this set does not have a picture of an alternate build, even though it's all but unchanged from it's predecessor which did have an alternate model, 4502-1.

Granted, in reality, it takes a lot more than one red stripe to change the identity of a battered Rebellion X-wing, but this brings you a little closer. also interesting to note - the 7749 set has the older face, so the older face is on the right in this comparison, but the older minifig as a whole is on the left) There is no difference in torso print here, the only difference in legs is the color, and this set's Han does not come with the hood. We've got the three printed parts; always nice to see those instead of stickers, plus these are pretty useful ones too boot. We see jumper plates, nice; neck brackets, nice; Technic bushings, nice; 1 x 1 tiles, nice; small Technic pins with balls - there's nothing not to like in this bag!The newer face I personally doesn't look any more Luke-ish, but at least you won't confuse him with young Obi-Wan. What I can't do is give this set a lower rating than the Wampa Cave, though, because it doesn't deserve that bad a score.

I'm probably not the most qualified to give an opinion (this is only the 3rd Lego set I've put together as an adult) but I really like this. If you want to make it more accurate, the easy fix I mentioned earlier about the markings is that you just remove one of each color tile from the end of the stripe, and the X-wing becomes Wedge's Red 2. As of today, 10123 Cloud City is the most valuable Episode V set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of 8 038 €.

I bought this and the AT-AT during the SW day sale, after they arrived yesterday I stayed up late to put this one together. Everything is set on a dark grey starry backdrop, another aspect in which this set is the last of its kind. I believe that X-wings are a very light grey, like T-47s they're between TLG's White and Light Grey/Light Bley shades, so either is acceptable. While I'm not entirely happy with the way you've presented my own views of this set (everyone has an agenda I guess), this is a very good review, as it highlights the various pros and cons of this set while not being as cuddly as the other reviews were.

The first step is to build the core of the model, which for the purposes of this set's primary play feature is a big gearbox. I don't know if it's because of the rarity of the color, but TLG has made this mistake before, in the podracer power couplings. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions. The wing starts off with a stack of plates since, as with most any LEGO set, that's what a wing essentially is. With S-foil wings that open to attack position, folding landing gear, a cargo hold and lots of authentic details, this Star Wars set includes the first-ever LEGO minifigure of Rebel hero Wedge Antilles, as well as several hard-to-find characters.

Sets don't fail or succeed because of one standout thing, and this set only fails in one of five categories.On that high note, here are the notable pieces: Since you probably don't want to see 90% of Bag Eight all over again, I narrowed it down to the extremely useful or interesting. That would make this the Red Three X-wing, flown by Biggs Darklighter, who isn't included in the set.