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The two carbonite blocks can be stored vertically in the locations provided, it is compliant. The various rather cramped spaces seen on the screen are mainly symbolized here by the bunk placed under the cockpit, the rest being a little empty. The entire lower area of the Razor crest is accessible and the volume of internal space available is surprising, almost too large compared to what it is possible to do with the accessories supplied which boil down to a few weapons, two carbonite blocks and the three missiles that are can store in a dedicated space. The various panels of the ship's cabin clip onto this internal frame and even if the fit of some of them is a little rough with spaces a little too present at certain angles, it works. The machine has been designed to be handled and its internal structure based on Technic beams gives it foolproof strength. This 1000-piece ship is not an ultra-detailed exhibition mockup, however, it is only an expensive toy, and nothing compares this version to the many MOCs of several thousand pieces that have been circulating on the internet for many months. The Razor crest seen on screen is reproduced here with conviction by the designers of the product, mixing a relatively faithful aesthetic, interesting features and some references to the various scenes that take place inside the Mandalorian ship. However, it would be unfair to summarize this box in the presence of the Baby Yoda figurine by obscuring everything that goes around and the set deserves better than to be considered as a luxury case for a small figurine that is not elsewhere not technically very successful. This is my case, and if I was at the time rushing to spend the 140 € requested by LEGO to pre-order Baby Yoda and everything that comes with it, it is with a little less enthusiasm that I unpacked the package received a few months later.

If the initial announcement of the set had had its effect, the wait for its effective availability scheduled for September 2020 has no doubt allowed some fans to realize that we can very well live without this box.

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The first season of the series was only available last March in Europe, but almost everyone had already been able to watch the eight episodes concerned long before that date. In the meantime, the set has changed its name to become the reference 75292 The Mandalorian Bounty Hunter Transport, a priori for questions of rights on the appellation ' Razor crest'. Today we are very quickly interested in the LEGO Star Wars set 75292 The Razor Crest (1023 pieces - 139.99 €), a box based on the first season of the series The Mandalorian broadcast in November 2019 on the Disney + platform and whose pre-orders had been launched at the beginning of 2020.

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