No minifigs in a Battle of Endor set. Zero. LEGO® handed you a diorama of trees and boulders and called it a day — the ewoks apparently stayed home.
The parts alone are worth about 115% of the street price — the basis for this B price read.
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $42 of parts for $37.
The Battle of Endor is one of the most character-driven moments in Star Wars history, so it's a strange call to ship a set with 197 pieces and not a single minifig to populate it. What you get is essentially a micro-scale forest environment — some foliage, rocky terrain, maybe a speeder bike silhouette if you squint right. The build itself is short and forgettable, the kind of afternoon session that ends before you've finished your coffee. Shelf presence is limited; without figures to anchor the scene, it reads more like a parts pack than a display piece. The C+ on price is about right — it's not a rip-off, but it's also not a deal that makes the missing minifigs sting any less. Collectors chasing the Endor aesthetic will likely look past this toward bigger, more complete offerings. A C overall is the most honest grade this one earns.
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