Unlike the huge The Razor Crest set that LEGO released for adults, this is aimed at younger builders that are ages 10 and up. It still comes with plenty of pieces to keep busy with - 930, in fact - that build up the starship in the same design and colors that can be seen in The Mandalorian and Grogu. Plus, it comes with quite a few minifigures to journey in it: The Mandalorian, of course, an Imperial Remnant Stormtrooper, Colonel Ward, Zeb Orrelios, and a Grogu figure.
The ship itself features some cool details as well. It can hold two minifigures in the cockpit, and its side panels can be opened to access the engine and cargo compartment. It even has landing ramps that can be folded down and stud shooters.
LEGO Star Wars sets can be very popular, so it's always worth it to get a preorder in ahead of its release. And if you're looking for even more great Star Wars sets to add to your collection, have a look at our breakdown of the best Star Wars LEGO sets to see some of our top picks. Or, if you're just curious to see what's new from the company in general so far this year, have a look at our rundown of February's new LEGO releases.
Hannah Hoolihan is a freelancer who writes with the guides and commerce teams here at IGN.
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