
"With a BrickScore of 82.9, the Republic Fighter Tank is a crowd-pleasing Clone Wars centerpiece — reviewers are near-unanimous that its feature-packed design, sturdy build, and Battlefront accuracy make it one of the best Star Wars sets of its era, with only a thin minifigure selection and some loose parts holding it back from perfection."
The Republic Fighter Tank (7679) earns near-universal enthusiasm from reviewers, who consistently call it one of the best Clone Wars sets of its era. The model's faithful recreation of the IFT-X from Star Wars Battlefront is a major draw, and the sheer density of interactive features — hidden flick-fire missiles, a pop-up gunner seat, multiple storage compartments, and hidden wheels that simulate hovering — is praised across the board. At $50 for 592 pieces, the majority of reviewers felt the value was strong, though a vocal minority wished the price were closer to $40. The minifigure count (just two clones) is the most common point of disappointment.
Where they split: Most reviewers agreed on value, but opinions on the $50 price split roughly 50/50 — about half rated value for money at 100 and half at 80, with some explicitly wishing the price were $40–$45. A couple of reviewers noted minor accuracy issues vs. Battlefront (turret rotation, missile color), while most were satisfied with the overall likeness.
"A wonderful set. Printed pieces were nice, a good cockpit, and good general build. Very accurate."
EuroBricks"This is a Clone Wars era hover tank, so it's not touching the ground supposedly. This one's actually done with wheels on the bottom, and they're just really small, thin wheels that uh roll very easily, actually."
JANG's LEGO Reviews"A wonderful set. Printed pieces were nice, a good cockpit, and good general build. Very accurate."
"This is a Clone Wars era hover tank, so it's not touching the ground supposedly. This one's actually done with wheels on the bottom, and they're just really small, thin wheels that uh roll very easily, actually."


LEGO.com4.9