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"The LEGO Chewbacca earns a Mixed Reviews BrickScore of 63.4: the completed figure is an undeniably impressive display trophy for fans of the character, but the divisive face proportions, repetitive same-color build process, and purely static nature make it a set to evaluate carefully rather than buy automatically."
The LEGO Chewbacca (75371) is a set that divides opinion more than its owner numbers suggest: reviewers praised the textured fur technique and the imposing completed figure, but consistently flagged the face proportions, a repetitive build due to the symmetrical body, and a delicate nose attachment as real drawbacks. Owner ratings are high at 4.7 across 716 reviews, yet LEGO's own platform signals a split, with a value-for-money score of just 3.53 out of 5 and a play experience of only 3.27, both well below average. The BrickScore of 63.4 (Mixed Reviews) captures the honest middle ground: the finished model impresses, but the journey and the result both have visible shortcomings.
Where they split: There is a clear split between the high raw owner ratings (4.7 average) and the critical expert consensus (BrickScore 67, Mixed Reviews). Enthusiast fans rate it highly out of brand loyalty and character affection, while more critical reviewers focus on the face proportions, repetitive build, and the missing back-side detailing that earlier Chewbacca statues included. LEGO's own value-for-money (3.53) and play-experience (3.27) signals reinforce that not all buyers left satisfied.
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"it was given set number 75371 with 2 319 pieces one minifig included not shown on the front of the Box though and it cost two hundred dollars making it a pretty expensive Lego Star Wars set to not be a UCS or master buil…"
MandRproductions"Although this is a buildable character, it lacks the ability to move limbs etc. despite them being individually connected to the body. This seems largely so that the set can recreate Chewie's furry coat and I'll say it's…"
BricksFanz"it was given set number 75371 with 2 319 pieces one minifig included not shown on the front of the Box though and it cost two hundred dollars making it a pretty expensive Lego Star Wars set to not be a UCS or master builder series set"
"Although this is a buildable character, it lacks the ability to move limbs etc. despite them being individually connected to the body. This seems largely so that the set can recreate Chewie's furry coat and I'll say it's the right choice for the set."
Amazon4.8Walmart4.6
LEGO.com4.1
