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Luke Skywalker's Landspeeder

Name: LEGO Luke Skywalker's Landspeeder 75271
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 75271
Rating: 4.79 (4355 reviews)

68 · MIXED REVIEWSINVESTMENT GRADE: BB2020236 pcsHigh agreement · 97%

Expert reviews

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Owner ratings

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Consensus

WAIT FOR SALE

BrickScore

Mixed Reviews

Owners

Synthesized Verdict

"With a BrickScore of 68.4, Luke Skywalker's Landspeeder sits in Mixed Reviews territory for good reason: fans love the minifigures and the display-worthy model, but the $29.99 price point at $0.13 per piece is hard to defend, and even 4,355 enthusiastic owners score value for money at just 3.87 out of 5."

Luke Skywalker's Landspeeder receives a BrickScore of 68.4 and a Mixed Reviews tier, reflecting expert concern that its $29.99 price (at $0.127 per piece) is difficult to justify for what is delivered, with parts value and value-for-money aspect scores sitting at 55 and 44.9 respectively. Owner sentiment is substantially more forgiving, with 4.79 out of 5 from 4,355 ratings; however, the LEGO.com value-for-money signal of 3.87 out of 5 aligns more closely with the critical view, confirming that even satisfied buyers find the price a stretch. The minifigures, especially C-3PO and the Jawa, are the most cited reason to buy.

Where they split: This is a Mixed Reviews set where the expert consensus and the owner experience diverge. Experts score value for money at 44.9, citing the premium price for 236 pieces. Owners rate the set 4.79 overall but their own value signal drops to 3.87, confirming the price concern is real even among fans who love the set. The minifigures bridge the gap for buyers who want the Jawa or C-3PO.

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LOVED (7)

01Minifigures praised across sources: C-3PO, Jawa, and Luke in poncho
02Rotating middle engine that opens a storage trunk
03Sturdy, detailed build with accurate aerodynamic profile
04Blaster rifle clips to the side of the speeder
05Sticker-based front detailing preferred over previous flex-tube versions
06Pleasantly larger finished size than buyers expected for the price
07Side vignette (Jawa cave/hut) adds scene-building context

CRITICIZED (6)

01Price of $29.99 at $0.127 per piece is considered too high by both expert and owner reviewers
02Luke wears a poncho that is not accurate to Episode IV
03Some feel a Tusken Raider would have been a more film-accurate companion than a Jawa
04Jawa hut/cave vignette is seen as unnecessary filler by some buyers
05R2-D2 absent from a set where his presence would be natural
06No lightsaber for Luke despite the set's classic Tatooine setting

What reviewers are saying

"nobody asked for this set it's not a bad looking set it really isn't"

Solid Brix Studios

"yes yet another of those"

JANG's LEGO Reviews

"Luke Skywalker's X-34 Landspeeder is definitely among the most recognisable vehicles from the Original Trilogy."

Brickset Reviews

Ecosystem

Previous Luke's Landspeeder versions (prior 20 years, particularly 2016 Rogue One wave version) — This version has a genuinely new design and is not just a copy. However, it's debatable whether another version was necessary given the franchise's repetitive releases of this vehicle.

Obi-Wan's Hut (same 2020 line) — Obi-Wan's Hut offers better value - has 30 fewer pieces, no stickers, same price, and includes C-3PO. You can buy either one or both depending on your needs.

Previous Luke Skywalker Landspeeder sets — This new design uses fresh building techniques and modern pieces (curved tiles, new arch color) but is more complex and larger than the older smaller landspeeder design. Reviewer questions the need for another release given recent offerings, suggesting this is mainly for new collectors without a landspeeder.

4501 Mos Eisley Cantina — The design of the vehicle has remained notably consistent since this 2004 set, with similar proportions and flexible tubes representing repulsor vents, but the latest rendition departs from that standard.

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By Reviewer · 3

Avg score

Consensus

WAIT FOR SALE

Solid Brix Studios

Expert Video Source

WAIT FOR SALE

"nobody asked for this set it's not a bad looking set it really isn't"

Key Pros

✓New design with innovative approaches
✓Impressive detail for a small set
✓Includes new Jawa minifigure

Key Cons

✕Another version of Luke's Landspeeder (6th or 7th release)
✕C-3PO split between this set and Obi-Wan's Hut (business tactic)

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JANG's LEGO Reviews

Expert Video Source

WAIT FOR SALE

"yes yet another of those"

Key Pros

✓Fresh design with interesting new building techniques
✓Good quality poncho fabric piece with excellent printing
✓Well-executed C-3PO in modern pearl gold

Key Cons

✕Quality control issue: one arch piece received in wrong lighter grey color
✕Quality control issue: small dark grey plastic pellets embedded in tan-colored part (third such piece in a week)

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Brickset Reviews

Editorial Source

WAIT FOR SALE

"Luke Skywalker's X-34 Landspeeder is definitely among the most recognisable vehicles from the Original Trilogy."

Key Pros

✓Outstanding detail throughout the model
✓New Luke Skywalker minifigure with fabric poncho is unique and screen-accurate
✓Impressive engine design with asymmetrical construction

Key Cons

✕Use of stickers on forward repulsor vents instead of flexible tubes lacks ingenuity
✕Luke minifigure missing traditional hat and goggles

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Value drivers

Solid Brix Studios: New Jawa variant with stun blaster accessory could have some collectibility value

JANG's LEGO Reviews: Poncho Luke variant with exclusive fabric piece and printed torso details

Exclusivity

Solid Brix Studios: Wide retail availability - available at Target, Walmart, Amazon

JANG's LEGO Reviews: Wide retail release as indicated by general availability discussion

Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (3)

Luke Skywalker (Poncho)

Jawa - Tattered Shirt

C-3PO - Colorful Wires, Printed Legs

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Technic parts for engines
Using Technic parts to make the engine work, which works pretty well and is part of the innovative design
Clear pieces underneath
Bunch of clear pieces to kind of make it float a little bit
Curved tile pieces
Recently released; used for shaping the upper portions of the speeder
Arch piece in grey colorValue
New color variant introduced; reviewer received one with incorrect lighter grey coloration, indicating a quality control issue
Poncho fabric piece for LukeValue
Custom printed with different texture on outside (thicker, rougher) vs inside (flowing cape style); dual-sided print showing good production work
Astromech head piece in flesh colorValue
Uses flesh/cream color for top and half of speeder, a creative color choice

What Owners Say · summarized from 35 written reviews (LEGO, Amazon, Walmart)

Owners strongly praise the set's detail, sturdy build, and excellent minifigure selection (especially C-3PO and Jawa), but consistently voice concerns about price, the disconnected Jawa cave, and missing iconic characters like R2-D2 and Tusken Raiders.

COMMON PRAISE