LEGO Star Wars TIE Fighter & X-Wing REVIEW | Set 75393

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DISCLAIMER: This set was provided by The LEGO Group. Solid Brix Studios was not paid nor mentioned to ever say anything in particular about this set. All opinions are my own.

[mariovelez]

Kinda sad how the astromech droid is literally the LEGO colors but the McDonald’s brand is way more recognizable

[Larry-Lobster]

The swapping wings are known as “Uglies” in SW and are part of the lore, usually used by pirates who take remnant pieces from space battles to build these strange mashups.

[benlandis]

Super disappointing that no one is talking about how the astromech is named Lego and it is the logo colors. Yes it also looks like a McDonald’s droid but the fact that no one is mentioning the other side of it is is kinda weird.

[SnowStar]

What's funny about the gimmick of the wings is the engines for the X-Wing are on the wings while the TIE Fighters engine is on the main body so one gets double the engine power while the other gets nothing.

[tsoklcm]

the "L3-G0" is an easter egg for "lego" and it also has the same colors as the lego logo

[jeremycross]

The best part about this new X-Wing, in my opinion, is the angled sides of the nose. If they could use that technique on the 2019 X-Wing, I think that would look perfect.

[OlleMoquist]

This set isn't about what's canon or not, it's about celebrating LEGO star wars as a theme. All the minifigs are named as refernces to themes or other lego related terms and the whole concept of swapping feels like a great way to kick start a kids imagination. Looks to me like a great set.

[Daksys-]

These mashups were called "Uglies" back in the discarded expanded universe books from the 90s. It's actually kind of nice seeing them being recanonized under disney. Post-war groups would slap together whatever parts left over from the war that they could salvage to make anything flyable.

[sithspartan]

Both characters’ names are jabs at LEGO-related things. Greebling’s name is self explanatory, whereas Scala’s is an on-the-nose reference to SCALA, the Lego jewelry theme from the 90s I think it was.

[Wertys]

9:17 You have quickly become the best LEGO reviewer on the internet for me. This level of brutal honesty (that comes from a place of passion and not just bitterness), even when LEGO provides the sets for review… is truly the definition of integrity. Appreciate you for always keeping it real and making great videos! Glad I found the channel.

[UnhingingLoki]

I don’t care what anyone says, this set is absolutely perfect. Nameless pilots, generic ships that complement each other and look really good on their own. I plan on getting it

[QuiGonJeans]

As an avid x-wing collector, I gotta say, I’m definitely buying this. That x-wing shape-wise is very good. Idk if I’ll wait for a sale, but I’m honestly pleasantly surprised as to how these 2 ships look, wasn’t expecting to like them

[xanzus]

Uglies! That's amazing. They're canon too if that matters to people

[seththomas]

Honestly the best playscale x-wing ever made accuracy wise

[BricklyDragon]

So that's $90 total. How the heck did they justify an extra $20? The swapping feature isn't worth $20

[therandomnarwhal]

I really feel like these Rebuild the Galaxy sets have been some of the best of the summer wave so far. They are just so cool and the figures are really cool, who cares if they’re canon or not.

[TheBrixHub]

I died internally every time David said "X-foils" :DDD

[hanselmansell]

Appreciate the honesty here, love this channel.

[happyhippovods]

L3-G0 was the perfect chance to give us a classic lego guy themed astromech

[lukerope]

I actually think that might be favorite version of the X-wing. Or at least modern version. I still prefer my classics.