Review : LEGO Star Wars 75410 Mando & Grogu's N-1 Starfighter

Today we are quickly interested in the content of the LEGO Star Wars set 75410 Mando & Grogu's N-1 Starfighter, a box of 92 pieces stamped 4+ and which has been available since January 1, 2025 on the official store at the public price of €29,99.

Those who follow probably already know that these products are intended for children who are leaving the DUPLO universe and who are making a smooth transition to the DUPLO universe. System are overpriced, nothing is ever too good for our offspring. One might wonder what a 4-year-old child is doing with this product in his hands, I even wonder if he really understands what we are talking about here.

The ship offered in this box is an ultra-simplified version of the one seen in other sets, it must be able to be built and handled easily by the youngest fans. It's mission accomplished, it's hard to do more symbolic than the pile of a few large pieces that embodies the N-1 Starfighter. We find more or less the emblematic curves of the machine but that's all.

The cockpit where Din Djarin can sit without removing his jetpack and the space intended to accommodate Grogu are easily accessible, no projectiles that could hurt his friends but no stickers either. Grogu's micro pram is almost convincing given the approach inherent to this range, it is undoubtedly the best element of the set.

For the rest, LEGO provides three minifigures with versions already seen elsewhere of the Mandalorian with his Darksaber and Grogu, the latter still affected by the difference in color between the head and the hands, and a new version of R5-D4 nicely pad printed but whose cylinder is only printed on one side.

This minimalist interpretation of the subject matter is far from rivaling that of the LEGO Star Wars set. 75325 The Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter (412 pieces - €64,99), you will have to be content with this if you think that your child absolutely must go through these products stamped 4+ to be able to learn how to assemble more complex sets.

The most dedicated collectors will want to add this version of the R5-D4 droid to their inventory, so they will have to accept ending up with two figurines that are far from new and some not very inspired constructions.

Young parents can always try to convince the little one to let go of the droid and keep the rest, in the event of a misunderstanding it could work. Otherwise, you can obviously already find this little box for less elsewhere than at LEGO:

Discount -39%

LEGO Star Wars 75410 Mando & Grogu's N-1 Starfighter

29.99 € 18.25 €

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