LEGO Star Wars Slave l – 20th Anniversary Edition 75243 Building Kit (1007 Pieces)

Grandson loved it

Got to bring into where I work and the kids seemed to love putting together.

this was a gift for my dad, he loved it, it is a way better version than the orignal from 20 years ago, however one of the wing fenders wouldnt go together properly, we were able to make it work but it is slighlty uneven, not super noticble from afar though

My daughter and I are big Star Wars Lego fans and we needed Slave I to add to our growing collection. She is 11 and had no issues building this set.

Legos are amazing that is all

This is a beautifully-designed product and a major improvement over the 2010 version. The new Slave I has better shaping thanks to the use of many newer part and it has many wonderful play features. The rotating wings and cockpit are smooth and stylish, and I particularly love the hidden swooshing handle on the underside of the ship. Despite the major price tag, this is the best set of the wave.

Commemorating 20 years of LEGO Star Wars building sets, this nicely appointed Slave I vehicle presents a challenging project with a satisfying finished result that makes a great addition to any Star Wars themed collection. In addition to the vehicle, this 1007 piece set has 6 minifigures including Han Solo in Carbonite Element, Han Solo, Zuckuss, 4-LOM, Boba Fett and a bonus Princess Leia with a 20th anniversary display stand. Minor issue--one of the parts bags had a tear so some pieces were loose in the box—I’ve learned to open these sets carefully after spending a ridiculous amount of time tracking down small pieces that I inadvertently scattered. As expected the bricks fit together well and the visual instruction book is a good guide. If interested, note that Princess Leia is one of five available 20th anniversary minifigures to collect—the other four are available in other sets. Designed for builders aged 10 and up—adult assistance may be needed for those aged younger. Iconic and impressive.

This lego set is and amazing set for anyone’s collection. The only problem that I had was that the box was ruined with shipping labels. It wouldn’t hurt to box the item next time

Dang awesome; a bit of a pain to construct, but worth it in the end!

This is what Im talking about. As a long-time fan of both Star Wars and Legos, Im stoked that they came out with this for the 20th anniversary. Plenty of cool minifigs: Boba Fett (with cape and that little scanner on his shoulder), a couple of the aliens, Han Solo (although, his hair doesnt match the hair on the frozen carbonite version of himself), and Leia. Each one of them has a cool different gun. The Slave-1 ship is pretty cool, too. Its detailed without being overly complicated. I put it together with my 6-year-old, and although there were more than a few tiny little parts where he struggled a bit or needed my help, he was able to do most of it pretty independently. All in all, its pretty awesome, both for me as a dad who loves Star Wars and for my kid who is just starting to get into it.