Mark de Kock: "Great WooshshSH-factor :-)"
Bob Runnicles: "Great set, some nice colours, retractable landing gear big plus for me. Shame about the droid and lack of hinged cockpit but VERY swooshable. Got one at work and one at home :} Better than expected!"
Stu Smith: "So-so. I like the tail idea and the landing gear. .."
Scott Sanburn: "I liked the Naboo fighter better, some good parts, bad printing though."
James Keir Simpson: "Unattractive"
Calum Tsang: "Why do they have to print on those large white slope pieces?"
Jason Spears: "Yeah..Dark Red....Ugghhhh...Puke Green. Worth buying only if on discount."
Mark D. McKean: "Brick red wings! Yummy!"
Daniel Barrett: "The only positive thing to say about this set, is that we have some new colors."
Jason Gates: "Not bad. Could have been larger."
Steve Hickman: "I really love the Dark Red, also the landing gear is pretty cool"
Kyle Beatty: "I like it."
Michael Kohan: "Canopy not hinged... yoiu have to remove it to seat Obi-Wan, who looks really scruffy. Finally some real retractable landing gear though!"
William Webb: "Advance Episode II set"
Glen Gower: "Great modular design -- easy access for engine repairs. Too bad it doesn't come with the *bottom* of the R2 unit."
Steve Tanner: "Missing piece that I had to order, nice landing gear, lame cockpit, some dumbed down pieces and weird colors, nice "flyability" though"
Mark Chittenden: "Nice colors, cool fighter. Nice work on the landing gear."
Lenny McKee Hoffman: "I bought this the same day as a 50%off A-Wing.. and the A-wing blows it out of the water! Landing gear and cool shape doesn't make up for uninspired construction."
Arne Nielsen: "Isn't the wing attachment wrong in the instructions? 3x2 plate beneath wings would be better than 4x2 plate."
Don Cox: "Great Set."
Vincent Benner: "May the patience be with you ..."
Johan Portmark: "Yippie much new cool parts and DARK RED :-D"
Burt Clawson: "Woo woo! Now I can hardly wait for the movie, and the other sets pictured on the box. :-)"
Andy Blake: "very pretty, not much play value, and there's nowhere to keep the light sabre safe."
Alan Fritsche: "fast to assemble"
Joe Meno: "Nice assortment of parts and good model to build"
Doug James: "MISB"
Iain Kirkpatrick: "Above average SW set. Not one of the greats. Retractable landing gears are a nice touch and dark red bricks a welcome addition. Very easy build so why all the complaints ?"
Brian Reynolds: "Really snazzy model! Ditch the puke green though."
Greg Cook: "Nice colors except the icky green. Wish the droid had a complete body and that there was a good place to store the lightsaber intact."
Adam Revell: "not bad, not bad."
BJ Nemeth: "I love this set. It's a simple, classic-looking ship that is highly swooshable. Obi-Wan's face has a headset printed on, which is fine in the ship, but goofy on its own."
Nathan Wells: "Sweeeeeeeeeeet! Dark red! Obi-Wan is also my new favorite Star Wars character!"
Stéphane Simard: "Swoosh!"
Tony Acker: "Picked it up at K-mart for $10"
Peter Elzner: "why is there no hyperdrive booster ring?"
Neil Arellano: "MISB"
Mathew Lawn: "a bit clumsy"
Mark R. Nash: "Nice parts and colours.. do like it."
Barb Natividad: "Hyperdrive booster ring would have been cool if included; might try duplicating the one on the LEGO site."
P F: "A fair recreation of the wedged shaped Jedi fighter, but hardly a high point of the Lego Star Wars line. The set would have been really cool with a hyperdrive ring."
Albert Dudley: "Nice little starfighter"
: "Windshield do not lift!"
Stefan Gustavson: "Ugly tail wing and non-opening cockpit, otherwise good."
Josue Collazo: "Good model. Not crazy about part distribution."
Steve Witt: "gorgeous. I love what they did with this one"
Jeff Block: "Great color scheme, nice graphics; faithfully reproduces the movie model and looks great on the shelf"
Josh Richey: "complete/no instructions"
Jeff Beaty: "1 for sale in unopened box. okay, great for dark red wing parts. otherwise tail, unopenable cockpit and droid head only is disappointing."
Vasoulla Savvidou: "one is completed with some different colours"