🚀 Experience the Thrill with LEGO Star Wars Solo Landspeeder Building Toys! Review

You can never go wrong with a Lego set for children. This set isn't very difficult, but my kids love all things Lego and it was sold at such a good price that there was no point in not buying it. Very durable, unlike many kits, so I don't see major problems with frequent breakdowns or during normal play.

It was amazing. I haven't built a LEGO set in years, but this build was particularly enjoyable. The kit is a little smaller than I expected, but it packs a serious weight. It seems really difficult. LEGO did a great job capturing the look of the car on screen!

This is a great Star Wars Lego set. I like the look of the car. It's also made quite sturdy (doesn't look like it's going to fall apart when you play with it). I didn't really like the rotating shooter on the front, so I made changes to the set and added hidden compartments. All in all, a great buy I think.

Because it's from a Star Wars movie that a lot of people didn't like, it was cheaper than most LEGO Star Wars sets. I don't like the Solo myself but it was fun to build, lots of small parts and interesting compartments for the car. For the $22 I paid this was a nicer build than most. I gave it to a neighbor kid because I just love building them.

As a longtime LEGO fan, the piece count in this set is fantastic, especially when you can get it for less than $35. However, it's surprising how small the car is considering there are almost 500 of them. That being said, it was impressive to see how solidly they designed it and how it all came together. If you're a LEGO Star Wars fan and enjoyed the movie Solo I'm sure you'll love this build, especially when paired with Han Solo's speeder.

I wasn't planning on getting this one, but after getting Han Solo's Landspeeder and being impressed with it, I decided to buy this one as well. The speeder itself isn't THAT interesting, but it goes very well with the movie version (aside from the exhaust color as others have pointed out), so it's not really Lego's fault. In terms of fitment I like the cockpit and the 'kennel' zone is pretty good although there is a bar in the kennel door that is only attached at one end which is a bit suspect.