LEGO Star Wars 75331 The Razor Crest review

The LEGO Group is thrilled to reveal their latest Star Wars™ Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) - the LEGO® Star Wars Razor Crest construction set based on the starship from the beloved series The Mandalorian. The new LEGO Star Wars The Mandalorian Razor Crest set measures an impressive 72cm long, making it the biggest-ever LEGO model of the starship, and is ready to take you on bounty-hunting adventures across the galaxy!

Made up of 6,187 pieces and rich in details, the LEGO Star Wars Razor Crest set includes removable engines and a cockpit, an escape pod, and a minifigure-size carbon-freezing chamber, as well as minifigures featuring the characters of Grogu™, the Mandalorian™, Mythrol™, and Kuiil™ on a buildable Blurrg™ model. Once built, you can proudly display your LEGO Star Wars creation with an innovative stand and information plaque.
The Mandalorian series is a global phenomenon. The adventures take place five years after Star Wars: Return of the Jedi™ and follows Din Djarin™, a lone Mandalorian making his way through the lawless galaxy with his foundling, Grogu.
The Razor Crest is Din Djarin’s personal transport and its iconic silhouette is immediately recognisable. Now in LEGO form, it joins other vehicles in the LEGO Star Wars UCS line-up, including the Luke Skywalker™ Landspeeder set and the Republic Gunship™ set.

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[Gzilla]

If Lego are open to non-film UCS sets I hope they do the Ghost for the Ahsoka series in this same scale

[boredpancake]

Holy shit that music in the outro just unlocked a nostalgia flashback. That was the music from an old Lego game I used to play on my dad's iPad

[aaronodell]

You got your review up before anyone else !! Awesome !!

[karrde]

Have you built the saturn v? If the engine construction technique was a delight its more than worth seeing where that first came from.

[wai]

I really enjoy your style of review. Feels like Top Gear but for Lego. Great production value and analysis.

[tongwars]

Great review Dimitri. Impartial and fair as always. It’s a great looking set. It’ll
Photograph well. I’m still undecided if I’ll get it but thanks for the early look 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[richardmuir]

looks awesome :) cant wait to pick this up !!

[matthewpotter]

Firstly… great video as always, really enjoy your content. There’s no denying it’s an awesome looking set. Looks great! However, this is where my grumbles start. Firstly, Lego simply make far too many Star Wars sets in my opinion. Yes I get it’s a cash cow for them, but it feels like there’s a new Star Wars set every other week. Secondly, I really wish Lego would rein in this mantra of bigger is always better when it comes to sets these days. Aside from price (which like most fans of Lego, I’ve already said enough on) they’re just too darn hard to display. I wish they’d concentrate more on smaller scale sets. Like most people in the UK, I live in a fairly modest sized house and simply wouldn’t have the room to display something like this. Sadly unlike our American and Canadian cousins, I don’t have some massive barn or basement I could set this up in.

[iikpsyt]

This looks great! Minifigure scale models are always my favorite. Also, you can tell I’m somewhat of a Mandalorian fan from my profile photo. This is the way.

[xiangmingzhang]

Great review! Do you have the dimensions of the box?

[MrClassic.]

Can you actually put minifigs in the back seats of the cockpit and close the canopy? Looks very tight with the low ceiling.

[jeterjk]

am i the only guy who hates when people say “this is a nod to…”

[charliemopic]

Are the parts for this made in China??