Trouble on Tatooine

I was able to pick this up the day it came out - super lucky. It is an amazing set, the speeder has space for Grogu, there is space in the hut for everyone and the catapult fires a never-seen-before (at least to me) colour of the spring-loaded-shooter. And then there is the arm-printed Mandolorian - which is simply just amazing. more less

You really can't go wrong with a $30 set with 276 pieces that includes what is sure to be one of the most sought-after minifigs from The Mandalorian, plus the lowest-price set so far that includes the Child. more less

The builds are basic and finished very quickly, leaving a feeling of disappointment – and where LEGO sets are concerned, there's nothing worse than feeling disappointed. Yes, it's a decidedly cheaper way to get hold of Din Djarin and The Child, and currently it's the only set to feature Mando in his Beskar armour, but we strongly recommend waiting until 75299 Trouble on Tatooine drops in price, as it's simply not worth it for what else you get. Most fans will ignore this advice and pay full price as the character is highly desirable right now, but for casual fans it's worth spending your hard-earned cash elsewhere, as there are a plethora of sets out there that will offer much better value for money. We have spoken. more less

75299 Trouble on Tatooine inspired considerable excitement upon its announcement and was deserving of such attention in my opinion. Of course, the Mandalorian himself is definitely the outstanding feature of this set, featuring exhaustive detail that corresponds precisely with the onscreen character and even including printed arms! They rarely appear within the Star Wars theme and I appreciate their presence in a smaller set. more less