75302-1
Imperial Shuttle is LEGO set 75302-1. It has a score of 72. This is average compared to all other sets. The set is recommended by 0 reviews, based on 3 scored reviews and 8 reviews total. It is ranked in the bottom 19.05% scored sets on Brick Insights. We know this set was released in 2021, and it is categorised in Star Wars.
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Cool intermediate set. A bit simple. Very cool Luke and Vader mini figures. The hinge mechanism makes this fun to adjust the wings. Definitely glad Lego released thsi so we can add it to our fleet. Would have liked a $99 version that was a bit bigger with more details, but still glad with the purchase.
Not completely sold on the set. It looks good when displayed, but there are too much gaps and holes everywhere if you look closely. The minifigures fit the set very well and are spot on, but I wonder why Dark Vador misses its arm printings. It lacks some details, for exemple on the weapons. But for children this may be a great playing set, with a wow effect as it's largeand nice when the wings are unfolded.
I actually think this is a pretty decent set, and similar to the latest X-wing and TIE Fighter we recently reviewed here on TBB, the proportions, and the finished details are quite accurate to the source material, and the price is fairly reasonable for a set with 660 pieces. My only other complaint is the stud shooters, which the designers simply slapped on the sides of the cockpit. I think that LEGO could easily have incorporated spring-loaded shooters into the wing's bases where the actual blaster cannons are.
Reducing the complexity and associated cost of various important vehicles was undoubtedly sensible and 75301 Luke Skywalker's X-wing Fighter clearly demonstrates how brilliant such models can be. 75302 Imperial Shuttle appears less remarkable, although the famous shape looks magnificent and certainly improves upon earlier designs which have followed the same approximate scale.
75302 Imperial Shuttle is so nearly a fantastic set. The build is really enjoyable and quite involved. Pockets of the final design look really, really good: in particular, the back engines, the sides of the fuselage, the cylindrical components and the top of the cockpit. However, it's let down by the frankly awful design of the lower cockpit, and the failure to update the thickness of the top fin feels like a missed opportunity. Throw in the fact there are no exclusive minifigures in the set, and its appeal starts to diminish.
I don't think you should pay full price for this set. If you got the 2015 version, you can probably pass on it entirely. If you missed that iteration and really want an Imperial shuttle, wait to find it 10-20% off, and then it will be a better purchase. It's not a bad set by any means, and I appreciate that this and other Star Wars sets have shrunk in size and price in 2021, but that comes at a loss of accuracy, play features, and minifigures that makes it hard to find the value at $80.