The smooth surface of the ship is nearly studless, which I love, though now I expect Jerac to create versions of the ship in all the different conditions we see her in: blasted by other ships, crashed onto ice planets, eaten by spiders, and all that. The minifigure skis make some great engine nozzles, too, visible in this shot. There are the side doors on each side, as well as the large ramp in the back, perfect for pushing some levitating blocks of carbonite out of. We see Mando walk out of all sorts of doors in the Razor Crest, and Jerac has included them all. The only inaccuracy I can see here is that there’s no chrome ball for the Child to covet (though the light grey lever arm serves well enough). Three minifigs can sit in the cockpit (perhaps not in comfort, but they can fit). Jerac uses the canopy from the official set, but then scales the whole thing up appropriately. Every angle is lovingly captured, the surfaces smooth just the way they should be (compare this to the official LEGO Razor Crest playset), and stickerless. It also took five months to build, which is crazy. Even though the perfect shot almost makes it seem like it should be, it is not a render, but this is a real-ABS creation, weighing in at nearly seven pounds.
This thing is amazing, with lights, interior seating, room for Mando’s bounties, and plenty of opening compartments to store stuff, like extra blasters and explosives.
And just like those venerable ships, the Razor Crest has received the epic treatment from Jarek Książczyk (Jerac), a master Star Wars LEGO builder. Din Djarin), the Razor Crest, has become almost as recognizable as the TIE Fighter or the X-Wing. As a result, the spaceship that hauls around Mando (a.k.a. It’s got a cute little Yoda-species kid, a more fleshed-out version of the mysterious Mandalorian Boba Fett, and plenty of epic gunfights.
#MANDALORIAN SPACESHIP MOVIE#
It’s a popular show, and for a good reason: it takes the western-cowboy movie vibes of A New Hope and runs with it, letting us see a grittier side of everybody’s favorite space fairy tale kingdom. By this point, I’m pretty sure everyone and their mother has watched The Mandalorian (except my own mother, who only watches PBS).
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