Customer Reviews for LEGO - Star Wars Jango Fetts Firespray-Class Starship 75409
Customer Rating
4
Agh technic
on May 8, 2026
Posted by: AssistantGallantMaula103
I’ve built hundreds of sets at this point, new and older models and never have any major issues. I found parts of the instructions for this build however, did a terrible job conveying which parts went where, which can be treacherous when working with technic. Lo and behold, I had one small piece turned around but had to nearly dissemble my entire progress from bags 2 to 7 just to flip it around. Really just sucks all the fun out of the experience. Great model, and one I’ve wanted LEGO to make for a long time, but boy oh boy.. I reached a point of wanting to just put it away and forget about it all together, over one misplaced piece. I understand technic is necessary for these larger Star Wars builds, but I cannot stand how unforgiving it can be.
Great, intricate build that is extremely detailed. This build was challenging in every way you could ask for a UCS set to be challenging. The way the back of the ship is built is amazing!
This is my first ucs set ever . it was gifted to my by my spouse as an anniversary gift . The ship was a pleasure to build and it looks way bigger in person dont let the box fool you with its slim look , trust me the box is dense and packed with almost 3000 pises. My favorite thing about this set is how smooth and well shaped it looks i have never seen a Lego set like this before. I would highly recommend this set.
Beautiful model! I was able to get this for my confirmation. The whole thing is sturdy and also a very interesting building experience. Also, I do think it’s worth its money.
Got it today and i am not dissapointed with it whatsoever. The Jango minifig is awsome with the arm printing, while the boba is not great unfortunently. The build itself uses some great teqniques and its a decent challenge. Overall a very good set which is worth the 300 dollar price tag.
What a great ship! There are so many great details in this ship that bring it to life. The ship is also massive which looks really cool. The two mini figures are als and added bonus. This was a very fun build, and cannot believe it fits on the stand.
I haven't touched a Lego in what might be two decades, but my good friends' son is at that age(4) where Lego is a big deal so buying him some of the smaller sets and watching/helping him build them brought on a itch to do a UCS. I'm a huge fan of the Slave 1 (next to the Episode 2 Obi Wan Jedi Starfighter) it might be my favorite ship so when I saw it I debated it for about a week before pulling the trigger. I would say personally it was worth it, though my OCD with those darn stickers absolutely kills me and honestly wish Lego would move away from what I would consider a very 90s-2000s thing to do (just print the pieces). The build was fun and I pounded it out quite quickly really hoping someone will do a minifig scale one with a full interior cause I would love to get my hands on that PDF.
Probably the best unintended feature I love about the ship that there is storage inside the ship to place any extra pieces; I placed them in a small ziplock rolled it up and placed it in, keeps everything together which I love