
"The TIE Striker is a well-designed, swooshable Imperial ship with a standout Shoretrooper minifigure and a satisfying wing-lock mechanism. With a BrickScore of 72.4 and 4.79 stars from over 900 owners, it earns its Recommended standing, though the value case is strongest at a discounted price."
The TIE Striker from the 2016 Rogue One wave earns a Recommended verdict, with reviewers consistently praising its imposing wingspan, swooshability, and a minifigure lineup headlined by the popular Shoretrooper commander. Owners are even more enthusiastic, averaging 4.79 out of 5 across 911 ratings, with 98% saying they would recommend it. The main friction point among reviewers was the original $69.99 price tag, which many felt ran high for the part count, though several noted that discounted purchases around $35 to $50 changed the calculus entirely.
Where they split: Critics and owners converge on the quality of the model, but diverge sharply on value. Reviewers frequently flagged the price as too high for the piece count, whereas 98% of owners say they would recommend it and the owner value_for_money score of 3.7 out of 5 reflects mild hesitation. Those who bought on discount universally changed their tune.

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"I think the opening wave for rogue one was one of the best Star Wars waves that Lego has ever given us and this set is one of the best sets to come from that wave"
Five Lonely Clones"this is probably the most overpriced out of them"
Solid Brix Studios"I think the opening wave for rogue one was one of the best Star Wars waves that Lego has ever given us and this set is one of the best sets to come from that wave"
"this is probably the most overpriced out of them"




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