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"A visually distinctive Star Wars ship with satisfying play features and a beloved Gonk Droid, the Resistance I-TS Transport scores 67.8 and draws consistent praise for its exterior and opening mechanisms, but the cramped cargo bay and theme-park-only source material keep it from universal recommendation, even as 100% of LEGO.com owners said they would recommend it."
The Resistance I-TS Transport (75293) earns a BrickScore of 69.8 and a Mixed Reviews tier, drawing almost entirely from owner feedback rather than structured expert critique. Reviewers consistently praise the exterior design, the opening cockpit and side-door play features, and the standout minifigure lineup including Captain Bek and the Gonk Droid, but a recurring complaint is that the interior cargo bay is too cramped to comfortably fit all included figures. Owners rate it 4.72 out of 5 across 31 LEGO.com ratings, with 100% recommending it, which signals strong satisfaction from those who bought it despite the Mixed tier score.
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"The set is completely completely unique. Not in its design, but rather the fact that the thing here that this model is based off is not from any of the movies. It's not from any animated special. It's not from a video game. It's not from a comic. It's not from a novel. This is the one set that LEGO has done to date that is based off something that was developed exclusively for Disney parks, specifically the Rise of the Resistance uh experience at Galaxy's Edge."
LEGO.com4.7
