LEGOStar Wars OBI-Wan Kenobi's Jedi Starfighter 75333 Building Toy Set - Features Minifigures, Lightsaber, Clone Starship from Attack of The Clones, Great Gift for Kids, Boys, and Girls Ages 7+

Solid, detailed, and affordable

I bought this for a 6 year old who had no trouble putting it together. He loved it and no missing parts which is nice.

Obi-wan's Jedi Starfighter is one of the sportiest-looking Lego sets I have. It's proportions appear to be correct.My only problems with the set are its reliance on stickers to achieve certain details and the meh minifigure selection. It does come with Obi-Wan, Taun We, and R4 astromech droid. The Obi-Wan was a bit of a let-down because instead of having a cape, the cape is printed onto the minifigure. Taun We is a nice minifigure that we don't see very often. R4 is also good. To make the set perfect, I think Lego should have included Jango Fett as well, but for such a low price I can't complain too much.I am very pleased with the set overall and I think it's great for play or display.

The LEGO Star Wars Obi-Wan Kenobi’s Jedi Starfighter (75333) is a must-have set for Star Wars fans and LEGO enthusiasts! Featuring detailed minifigures, including Obi-Wan, Taun We, and an R4-P17 droid, this set brings scenes from Attack of the Clones to life. The sleek starfighter design, posable features, and included lightsaber make it great for both play and display. A fun and engaging build for kids ages 7+ and a fantastic gift for any Star Wars collector! 🚀🔴✨

Great lego kit for my grandson!

Was on a Lego Star Wars mood, saw this, and thought, "perfect." Took me maybe an hour and a half to build. Simple clear instructions are much appreciated.The R4 unit can be "beheaded" with the head attached to the front swivel piece seen in the picture, while the body is stored in an empty compartment in the middle of the starfighter. Obi-Wan's lightsaber can be fitted beneath the fighter. However, depending on if you want hood or hair on his head, there is no storage for the extra piece or Tuan We.Only complaint would be the stickers. I wasn't aware of stickers until after I opened it. I am not the best sticker placer and these stickers are not forgiving of mistakes. I had to swallow down my perfectionist part and settle for "good enough." Thankfully not noticeable unless you know the mistakes are there or really study it.Overall it was a fun quick build to scratch an itch and I am happy enough with the design that I look forward to displaying it.

Overall the build is decent. One it's put together it's pretty nice looking, but there are definitely some not great aspects. There is a decently noticeable gap between the wings and the body of the fighter, so it's not flush with the tip of the body and you can see straight through them. I can't help but think there was definitely a better way of going about attaching the wings. This has actually been a problem on many Lego fighters, but it still feels like there was probably a better way of attaching the wings.The figures are nice for sure, comes with the first and only ever Kaminoan (Taun We), as well as a very nice mullet Obi Wan and R4, who looks great and is my favorite astromech Lego, to be honest.Stickers are yet again a cause for frustration. For 30 dollars, at least a couple of these pieces could have definitely been printed. 13 stickers feels like a lot...The stud shooters are the new style and they are.. well they're alright. They don't really detract from the build but it's disappointing that Rey's Speeder from 2015 had stud shooters colored to match the build, meanwhile this set just gives you dark grey ones. In fact, if you own that set, you could replace the stud shooters on this set with the ones from that set, since they're the same color, for a more movie accurate look (the guns in the movie are cylindrical). That's what I did.If you like Kenobi's Starfighter in the movie, it's a perfectly serviceable build and a great size to play with, especially for younger kids. For 30 dollars it's not a particularly notable value. On discount for about 23 dollars like I paid, it's definitely a nice little build and a good way to burn some Amazon gift card balance.Feels incomplete without a playscale Jango's Slave 1, though...

Great gift for the Star War Lego Lovers! My 5 year old grandson asked for this and built with minimal assistance from his father!