An excellent set! Detailed, almost perfect compared to the actual design. Smart construction, robust. The cockpit could be more detailed. The minifigures are very decent. The price level is rather stingy (exceeds the limit of EUR200), despite its significant size. Nevertheless, I highly recommend this set, especially if there is a corresponding emotional side: I first saw it in the cinema in 1979, it is the first Star Wars ship ever!

It is majestic! Extremely accurate in the actual design, huge detail on the outside and quite good on the inside (fits minifigures, speeder and has additional functions). The cockpit is a little cramped, but successful. Although I prefer the First Order 75189 as a construction (much tighter), it is very successful (and with emotional value: 40 years since' Empire Strikes Back '). Enough and interesting minifigures (I would like 1-2 more snowtroopers). The value (EUR160) correctly represents the value given the size and number of pieces. Good gift for connoisseurs.

For any traditional collector, and while waiting for its UCS version, the Razor Crest essentially adds to its collection. Very 'solid' construction, many Technics pieces, with many and fun game possibilities. It is true to the original design. The choice of minifigures is enjoyable: Mando, Scout Trooper, Greef Karga, IG-11 and Baby Yoda (AKA Grogu). Of course, it came at a premium price (EUR150) but it is worth it for anyone who has enjoyed The Mandalorian.

Although an old set, so a bit stingy price (if one can find it on Ebay), the user-friendly design of the vehicle and the choice of minifigures (+ Captain Phasma) is absolutely excellent! It is worth the EUR160 I paid. It is full of tricks: moving ramp, rockets, popping turret, swinging wheels, adjustable wings! All this with an excellent level of detail, both inside and out. I highly recommend it, both to collectors and for playing!

Despite the many details in some sections, the 75315 leaves significant room for improvement in the future. The exterior is quite attractive, but the action features are minimal (I wish it had something for the development of a Dark Trooper instead of the Tie Fighter). At the same time, the presence of a single Dark Trooper figure falls short of our expectation (thank God for the Dark Troopers Attack set). Moff Gideon and Fennec Shand are very loyal in design, In such regards and a price at EUR160, it is a rather expensive gift, but not for the uncompromising fan of The Mandalorian!