$40 for 236 pieces and a TIE Fighter that fits in your palm — LEGO® GWP energy at full retail price is a hard sell no matter how you slice it.
The parts alone are worth about 49% of the street price — the basis for this F price read.
OverpricedYou're paying well above the parts' value — $60 of parts for a $122 price.
The Imperial Hangar Rack is a cute gimmick, but it can't carry a $40 price tag for a set this small. Three minifigs help, but the TIE Fighter itself is tiny, the build wraps up fast, and the whole thing feels like it was meant to ship free with a $200 purchase. Display presence is limited — this isn't a centerpiece, it's an accessory to a room that already has better Star Wars sets in it. The C- hold score says the secondary market isn't excited either, which means you're paying a premium now for a set that probably won't reward patience. Star Wars licensing costs are baked into every set in the theme, but this one makes you feel it more than most. Pass unless you're completing a collection or caught it discounted.