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If you just like Star wars and want a big detailed model, there are other current UCS sets that could be more affordable, the imperial shuttle will probably be rereleased eventually (not a rumor just seems like every ship will get rereleased at some point)
It is a somewhat monotonous build but is solid as a rock and displays well (IMO anyway). The big thing to be looking at when buying this set second hand is the condition and colour consistency of the white bricks, I've seen (and owned) examples where a lot of the bricks were very 'creamy' when brand new - this is only exacerbated with time, storage/display environment and UV exposure. I personally wouldn't buy one (unless it was a steal) sight unseen for the reasons mentioned.
http://bricksetforum.com/discussion/28175/lego-star-wars#latest
Nobody can really answer these questions except you. Read the reviews, watch the video reviews and decide what you like.
Pure white, icy blue/white, grey/white and 2 distictly different shades of creamy white is what I have on mine. There is even colour variation between identical parts in the kit.
It is a great looking set though, Lego will have to try very hard to top this one if they ever remake it.
Pure white, icy blue/white, grey/white and 2 distictly different shades of creamy white is what I have on mine. There is even colour variation between identical parts in the kit.
That's only 5 whites! Most Town Halls have a rainbow of "dark oranges".
It's one of the very best UCS Star Wars sets - highly recommended.
Apart from the colour issues mentioned previously, the only downside for me is that it's rather 'challenging' to disassemble! It's the only set that I've ever had to use pliers on (albeit very carefully!) as some of the Technic pins within the wings/gearing attachment had become ridiculously tight. But, please don't let that put you off - it's a stunning set.
Please just move along next time you read something that bothers you.
It doesn't bother me. Rather than asking the same question again and again, I believe it is better to read the existing in-depth reviews on brickset or video reviews elswhere, and gave that advice.
Subjective decision making discussions are discouraged.
http://bricksetforum.com/discussion/comment/550028#Comment_550028
and I didn't remember that location either, I used search.
Two people had already commented and there are several comments after your postwhoring interference. Based on that, it seems that a nice conversation was happening between forum members.
@LarsenSan - The build is incredible and I regret having sold my copy years ago. If you have the opportunity to purchase the set at a price you can afford, jump at it.
Anyway, it looks like discussion has moved on from the original topic so I'm closing it now. Hopefully the OP has enough additional info to help make the decision.