T-6 Jedi Shuttle

Name: LEGO T-6 Jedi Shuttle 7931
Brand: LEGO
SKU: 7931
Rating: 4.34 (123 reviews)

77 · RECOMMENDEDINVESTMENT GRADE: BBB2010389 pcsHigh agreement · 94%

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LOVED (8)

01Beautiful and detailed minifigures, especially Ahsoka and Saesee Tiin
02Impressive custom head mold work on Saesee Tiin with molded texture detail
03Good size and presence for display

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CRITICIZED (8)

01Cockpit windscreen white print doesn't match white Lego bricks well - major quality issue
02Sticker shows stress marks
03Wing rotation has more friction compared to 2023 model due to extra Technic pieces

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Build Facts what critics report

🧩 Difficulty

intermediate

🎯 Audience

kids

In Their Words most-used terms across every critic review

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Ecosystem

2023 Ahsoka's T-6 Shuttle 69 — The 2023 version has smoother wing rotation with less friction and is a better overall model. The reviewer recommends buying the newer Ahsoka's T-6 instead of spending $250 on this 2011 version on the secondary market, but notes the 2011 version has painted detail on the bottom while the 2023 version is completely blank, which is arguably a minor advantage for the 2011 model. The reviewer has a full comparison video on their channel.

Aayla Secura's Jedi Starfighter (from same era) — If you have one of these Saesee Tiin figures from this set or Aayla Secura's Jedi Starfighter, you'll recognize the custom head mold quality and molded detail work.

75362 (2023 T-6 Shuttle) 74 — The 2023 version is superior in design, minifigure quality, ease of cockpit access, and display value. However, the 2011 version is larger and has better play features (escape pod). Overall, 2023 wins due to better design details, superior minifigures, and consistent pricing (both ~$80 in real-money terms).

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"everyone Ryan here and welcome to an astounding review of the Lego Star Wars 2011 Jedi T6 shuttle given set number 7931 with 389 pieces it costs just 60 dollars back in 2011 however if you want to buy one new one box today as of 2023 it'll cost you about 250 dollars so it is much much more expensive would have been a good investment"

Key Pros

✓Beautiful and detailed minifigures, especially Ahsoka and Saesee Tiin
✓Impressive custom head mold work on Saesee Tiin with molded texture detail
✓Good size and presence for display

Key Cons

✕Cockpit windscreen white print doesn't match white Lego bricks well - major quality issue
✕Sticker shows stress marks

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Minifigures & Standout Parts

In this set (4)

Shaak Ti

Saesee Tiin

Obi-Wan Kenobi - Clone Wars, Large Eyes

Anakin Skywalker - Large Eyes, Reddish Brown Arms

Standout parts (per reviewers)

Ahsoka's leku piece
described as 'an incredible piece' with phenomenal print work that covers everything including forehead detailing, and was reused for other Ahsoka minifigures in later sets with different prints
Saesee Tiin custom head mold
custom head mold with horns and textured detail - gray lines are textured into the head mold itself rather than just printed, described as 'rather incredible'
Female torso with indentations
used on female Lego figures like Ahsoka's torso to give dimensional detail
Cockpit windscreen
white print that has color quality issues - the white doesn't match the white of the Lego bricks well and appears less white than represented on the box
Cockpit windscreen (removable, 6-stud connection)
Large, removable windscreen connecting via studs allows access to expansive cockpit interior
Escape pod module (detachable front section)
Intended design feature allows front of shuttle to be removed and used as an escape pod with 2 minifigures