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"With a BrickScore of 32.2 and an owner recommendation rate of just 4%, the 75413 Republic Juggernaut is the rare LEGO set where expert critics and real buyers agree: the $159.99 price tag is indefensible for what you get, structural problems undermine both play and display, and the debut Galactic Marines and Commander Bacara are the only reason to consider it at all."
The Republic Juggernaut earned nearly unanimous condemnation from expert reviewers, landing a BrickScore of 32.2 and a Skip It verdict. Across nine reviews, critics agreed that $159.99 for 813 pieces is one of the worst value propositions in modern LEGO Star Wars, with direct comparisons to the same-priced Imperial Star Destroyer (1,555 pieces) and the cheaper, larger AT-TE making the pricing indefensible. Owner ratings confirm the backlash in stark terms: a 1.84 average across 1,555 ratings, with LEGO.com buyers averaging just 1.18 out of 5 and only 4% saying they would recommend the set, and a value-for-money signal of 1.09 out of 5. Critics and real buyers are in lockstep here, which is rare and damning.
Where they split: The most notable split is between the small number of LEGO.com owner reviewers who acknowledged the price problem but still found the figures worth buying, versus the consistent expert recommendation to skip or wait for a very steep discount. Within expert reviews, opinion on minifigure execution divided: JANG and MandRproductions rated the Galactic Marine prints as significantly flawed due to inaccuracies, while other reviewers focused on the new helmet molds as genuinely impressive. There is also minor naming disagreement across review sources over whether the commander is Bacara, Bakara, or Vicara.
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"If you thought the MT was overpriced, get a load of this guy."
Five Lonely Clones
"It's the smallest mini fig compatible turbo tank that they've done to date."
JANG's LEGO Reviews
"thunders onto store shelves as one of the flagships of the August 2025 Star Wars wave, with an equally impressive cloud of controversy following in its wake"
Jay's Brick Blog
"75413 Republic Juggernaut should not exist."
Brickset Reviews
"It has 813 pieces, and includes 8 minifigures, including the long-awaited Galactic Marines and Commander Bacara."
The Brothers Brick"And that's exactly what it feels like we have here in the 75413 Republic Juggernaut with 813 pieces for $160. There's a laundry list of issues this set seems to have"
MandRproductions"If you thought the MT was overpriced, get a load of this guy."
"$160 for 813 pieces is excessive; price $50 higher than 2016 version despite fewer pieces and no AT-RT included"
"It's the smallest mini fig compatible turbo tank that they've done to date."
"thunders onto store shelves as one of the flagships of the August 2025 Star Wars wave, with an equally impressive cloud of controversy following in its wake"
"75413 Republic Juggernaut should not exist."
"It has 813 pieces, and includes 8 minifigures, including the long-awaited Galactic Marines and Commander Bacara."
"And that's exactly what it feels like we have here in the 75413 Republic Juggernaut with 813 pieces for $160. There's a laundry list of issues this set seems to have"
The Republic Juggernaut's minifigures are widely praised, but the majority of reviewers consider the set a serious disappointment: it is smaller, flimsier, and more expensive than previous turbo tank releases, and critical voices dominate the corpus.
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