Obi-Wan's Jedi Interceptor

"With a BrickScore of 72.6, Obi-Wan's Jedi Interceptor earns its keep as a sharp-looking, movie-faithful ship with standout minifigures — but sticker headaches, a too-shallow droid socket, and a sparse cockpit interior keep it from being the definitive version collectors hoped for."

Reviewers broadly love Obi-Wan's Jedi Interceptor (75135) as a good-looking, movie-accurate Star Wars ship at an accessible price point. The Obi-Wan and R4-P17 minifigures draw consistent praise for their detailed printing, and the folding/posable wings plus spring-loaded missile shooters add satisfying play features. That said, a recurring chorus of complaints targets the heavy sticker count, the astromech droid sitting too high in its socket, and a bare-bones cockpit interior lacking controls or a lightsaber storage spot — issues many reviewers note are fixable with minor mods but frustrating at the $25 price.

Where they split: Most reviewers agree on the core strengths and weaknesses. The main split is between casual buyers — who give near-perfect scores and overlook the omissions — and more experienced/collector-oriented reviewers, who dock points for missing features and accuracy issues compared to earlier interceptor sets.