My name is Sully, and I’m a 22-year-old Mechanical Engineer. I’ve been collecting LEGO minifigures of every genre (vintage to brand new, rare to collectible series) for over 15 years. I have thousands of minifigures and hundreds of sets in my collection, which I look forward to showing off.
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@@tbsince1954 just past experiences not being pleasant with them. Applying them perfectly can be difficult, and they leave residue when I take the set apart and use the pieces. I generally prefer printed pieces and don’t use stickers unless it’s large and important.
@@PAIN723 as far as x-wing sets or Star Wars sets? If you’re looking to spend $20, I think the new Mandalorian battle pack is a much better set for building potentials. Captain Rex’s Y-Wing is a decent alternative if you’re a Minifigure collector hellbent on getting the most detailed or UCS minifigures. The $5 X-wing polybag from about 2 years ago is my favorite x-wing and polybag in general. For the size it offers a good desk ornament at a good price. Overall, I think this mech set offers little to no value to a collection. As far as other LEGO sets, a couple speed champions sets can be found for $16. Most Brickheadz go for $10, so Captain Cody or another character from a franchise of your choice would be a good option. The LandRover Classic defender is a good $15 option, too.
Watching back, I did forget to include a X2 for the Imperial Commando... oops! I don't personally collect more than one minifigure, so that's why a second wasn't displayed in the video. There are two included with this set for a total of 4 minifigures as displayed on the box.
Amazing discreption, I will always support your opinion, you deserve all the love from the world, tbh best lego review video ever and im a huge lego fan
