Stand for Lego Mando N-1 Fighter 75325 75316 Building Kit, Display Stand for Lego X-Wing Starfighter 75301 75297 OBI-Wan Kenobi’s Jedi Starfighter 75333 Building Toy Set for Kids (52 Pieces)

Cute toy for Easter basket

me hubiera gustado fuera un poco más alto, me tocó agregar legos para subir la altura

Let me preface my review by saying that I am a 41-year-old Adult LEGO collector (AFOL) with hundreds of LEGO sets and perhaps over a million parts in my collection. I generally loathe fake or off-brand LEGO--however in this case, since this is not specifically a set, but a stand to display my LEGO, I figured I'd give it a go. I was fairly surprised. Below are the pros and cons;PROsThe clutch of these bricks is pretty high. They snap together well and child tight.Visually, sans the "LEGO" stamp, they look identical to LEGO elementsAll pieces included have an identical LEGO element. None of the pieces are "new" and specific to this standThe instructions are easy to follow and are written exactly like LEGO instructionsThe stand is stable and cleanThe stand allows for your ship to spin freely and is not locked into one position (perhaps also a negative, but more on that below)The stand has a slight downward slopeCONsStep 14 and 15 in the instruction manual is duplicated. Step 14's photo is the same as 15. This was an error--but it's pretty easy to figure out since it's a mirror of a previous step that was already completed for a previous side.Only a handful of ships are good fits for this stand. It would not fit a Star Wars TIE Fighter, for exampleThe stand does not have a fixed display. You have 2 2x4 plates attached to the bottom of your model which then fit over a round 2x2 tile with a technic style pin. This allows for the model to rotate freely (see photos). There are only about 2 plates of height supporting the entire model. You can rotate this and place your model how you see fit and the weight of that set will keep it in place. But if you go to move this set, or stand, be careful as it may all come loose.OtherThis is meant for smaller ships/sets. I would not place larger sets on this. there is only about 3"-4" of ground clearance, so take that into account. You also don't want your display piece to be too long or too front/rear heavy.Since all of the parts here have identical LEGO elements, you can always use this as a foundation to build your own stands based on the instructions. It is a good design. However, I'm not sure if I'm completely sold on the free-floating attachment point yet. It's always something I can modify. But it is a neat idea.All in all, I am surprised by the quality of the build. As I said, I always stray from non-LEGO branded building blocks, but this one is actually quite nice. I think $14.99 is a bit much though ($0.29 per piece)--and for the piece count, I think, ideally, $5.99 would be the best price point for this item--especially if this company wants to compete with LEGO pricing.

Very strong support but to expensive

Good accessory.

I have a few Lego sets displayed on the bookshelf behind my desk in the office, in the background for Teams/Zoom meetings. I get comments on them a lot but people usually have a hard time seeing the X-wing because it sits a little bit lower than the other sets. I had no idea third party stands were a thing but I ran across this one on Amazon and decided to give it a try.It's great! It lifts the X-wing set up a few inches so that it's more visible and in line with my other sets. It's nice and sturdy and doesn't feel like it's going to tip over. I'll definitely start looking for stands like this for other Lego sets in the future.Only one negative thing that I noticed - the instruction book has a misprint where the images for steps 14 and 15 are the same. It's not a big deal, you had already placed similar pieces in similar places on the other side so it was obvious where they were supposed to go. I could maybe see it tripping up young kids or first time Lego builders? (who honestly probably wouldn't be buying display stands for their Legos anyway) Not a big deal, just something I noticed.

Easy to assemble, compatible with lego. I have my N1 on it and it looks great, but my complaint is that it doesn’t completely attach, it sort rests on it with only one little axel piece holding it in place, but doesn’t actually click.

I ordered this for the Mandalorian N-1 starfighter, because it kept getting in the way of all the other sets. I had no place to put the ship, so I just hid it below the shelf. I got the stand, assembled it, (the instructions were very clear and close to Lego standard) then put it up to display. It looks great, and it's angled so that you can put it in a cool position as if it's flying. It's higher than my other sets, so now it won't collide with the other sets. It looks great on the shelf, and now I can also display smaller sets under the fighter. The only con is that if you place it too far to one side, It'll fall over.