STAR WARS Mission Fleet The Mandalorian The Child Razor Crest Outer Rim Run Deluxe Vehicle with 2.5-Inch-Scale Figure for Kids Ages 4 and Up

Tiny set was surprised when it came thought it was gonna be bigger, but it is the size of a 6 inch action figure. I am a fan of the mandolorian, and this set is pretty good over all it’s got really good texture and design in it, and the slight few problems I have for it though is that, I feel like they could have added more rooms to it, and added some extra figures from the show into the set, so this is my review so far so thank you, and if any of you thought this was helpful thank you.

Well received birthday gift for 8 year old boy

I am new to the line. I love this ship. I love that it has so much interior space. Gives you everything you want from the ship with no compromise while still staying within the odd scaling for the line. My only negative is the rear ramp door is not super sturdy. It will hold but occasionally opens up. For the price, this is the best Razor Crest replica you can buy. Edit: Updated detailed review. Scaling: One thing that is interesting is that the outer scaling of the ship is correct while the interior is scaled to the figure. So an example on this is you can see between the engines in the center is the escape pod which is too small for a figure to fit into. I think this mixing of scaling is very intuitive. Details: So wanted to point out something I noticed on the ship that I also noticed on the show. On the front of the right engine there is a piece broken off (it is made this way) which is how the ship is in the show. Such small detail is incredible. The underbelly of the engine roof has a lot of detail as well which could have easily been overlooked, but was not. The engines has black burn marks from the exhaust/thrust of the engines. Opposite the left side door I think might be the refresher unit? Between the left door and left wall panel is a ladder. This detail is also very nice as it is meant to show going up to the second level to where the cockpit is. That same left wall panel which opens up (for viewing) looks to be the carbonite freezer or storage block (there are 2 of them). And though you cannot see it well, there are details on the left and right wall up front below the cockpit area. Another thing to make note of is the floor texture changes in that same front part below the cockpit, this is to represent the sleeping area (my interpretation). Though they could not do it like it is on the show, they still bothered to make it work and add it. The left door (also the walk ramp) actually has a boosted flat surface (even when the ramp is tilted down to the ground) to allow Mando to stand on when he exits the ship. A much appreciated detail. Another interesting fact of the real ship is on the rear roof panel above the cargo ramp is a twin cannon that is hidden away and comes up when in use. The attachable twin cannon completely simulates this if you attack it to the rear of the ship facing backwards.

Build quality is fantastic. Very detailed even though the smaller size. All of the additional accessories are awesome. My grandson LOVES it. Great addition to his other Mission Fleet toys.

This is for the whole toy line in general: The Mission Fleet toy line is great, but has small issues with the size of parts and accessories that feel like they could have been fixed with a mild revision. -Pieces are very slightly too long or big to fit in places that seem obvious. -The Speeder sidecars each have a unique attachment slot shape, and CANNOT be interchanged. Razor Crest/Mandalorian Speeder Bike: -The speeder bike with Grogu Egg attached is barely too long to fit inside the Razor Crest, and still doesn’t easily fit when disconnected and placed awkwardly side by side. Mandalorian Speeder Bike: -Grogu’s egg has a lid that closes, but not fully. It covers 45° of the 90° opening. -Grogu’s egg doesn’t securely hold grogu. He rests inside without any snug fit option and his ears are slightly too long to allow him to stand up inside, or to easily get in and out. -The speeder handlebars have plastic detail on the tips (especially the left) that is show accurate, but makes it very hard to get character hands on. -The attachment slots between Grogu’s egg and the Speeder Bike are unique. There’d be a lot more modification possible if they were the same size as the vehicle weapon slots. Jedi fighter: -Obi Wan can’t hold his lightsaber and sit in the cockpit. It’s barely too long, and there isn’t a clip to put the lightsaber on. -The wing panels are difficult to open (requires fingernails), and can’t be open while on the ground. Battle Droid: -The droids legs are slightly longer than other characters. It barely can’t sit right in speeder bike sidecars. General Vehicle/Character Issues: -Speeder sidecars each have unique attachment slots. They are not interchangeable. -Speeders have either foot peg slots or handlebars, not both. -Putting characters in seats while wearing jet packs is a very precise fit. -Vehicles have no storage for capes/jet packs/lightsabers (the Razor Crest has lots of storage for the Mandalorians various guns, but each slot is specific to a single weapon, and can’t hold others). -Connection slots for backpack accessories, vehicle weapons, sidecars, and Grogu’s egg are all slightly different. You can’t interchange them or use open vehicle weapon slots as backpack accessory storage. (This is an issue for someone like me who likes to combine sets and make weird creations. My Mr. Potato Head creations are horrifying). ———- All of the above being said, this is still a great toy line. The model detail and painting/coloration is excellent, the character articulation is good, and the variety of characters and vehicles will allow for tons of play. Getting characters in and out of seats is a challenge and requires some finesse, and wearing backpack accessories increases the level of precision needed. I think the play value would double with seats sized to allow backpack jet packs easily worn, foot pegs on every foot pad, un-detailed hard plastic handlebars and foot pads, and interchangeable clips/slots on vehicles to store hand weapons and backpacks. The unique attachment shape for each speeder and sidecar bothers me more and more each time, as it blocks lots of play potential. Grogu’s egg looks great, but needs a serious redesign for functionality.

OMG... bought this for a SW fan friend for Christmas and WOW did I hit a grand slam. This was an awesome transaction, seller was boss. Probably best for collectors and not truly designed for young children to play with. Product, although not mine, the details and overall replica was very well received! This is the way!

A great buy. Lots of play value for a toy, but beyond that it makes for an excellent addition to use for Star Wars: Legion wargame. Maybe not to exact scale as the figures in the game, but close enough. Plenty of nice detail, well finished, sturdy.

PERFECT for Legions or Stargrave

Cute purchase.

Todo muy bien, el producto llegó antes de la fecha prevista y en perfectas condiciones. Regalo para un niño de 6 años, al que le encanta Star Wars, que le ha gustado mucho. El producto está muy bien, es resistente, por lo que es perfecto para jugar sin problema y con detalles bastante conseguidos, como las armas del Mandaloriano. Un acierto, seguro que repetimos con más vehículos y productos de la colección. Buena relación calidad-precio.

Likeness very much like real model good size and sturdy grandson loved it and comes with two small people good value it as slots that open up underneath as well very happy with it

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The toy is great. Daughter loves it. Unfortunately the manufacturer didn't put all the small guns in with toy. But otherwise great buy.