Since I've been upgrading my Star Wars Lego fighters lately...
My B-Wing (7180) really shows its age.
75050 is more in keeping with the style of the other sets I'm displaying, but it's become a collector's item.
Then it hit me.
Lego is interchangeable.
Lego also publishes the instructions with parts list online.
So instead of nearly $300 for a complete, sealed, set. Just over $100 including the pilot, who is the only non-standard part in the kit. But it takes about two hours to enter all those part numbers into Brick-Owl's system and check out of the various vendors stores.
Doing a quick re-watch of Jedi surprised me. The B-Wing is much smaller than I remembered. It's about the same width as a X-Wing.
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