Microfighters live or die by charm, and the U-wing just about scrapes by — it's recognizable enough to sit on a desk, but $9.99 for 108 pieces in 2017 was already a stretch.
The parts alone are worth about 114% of the MSRP — the basis for this D+ price read.
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $11 of parts for $10.
The U-wing is one of the more underrated Rogue One ships, so seeing it in Microfighter form has some appeal — but LEGO® set the price at a point where the value math never quite works out in your favor. At this scale the build is short, the part count is thin, and the single Cassian Andor minifig doesn't add enough to justify the entry cost on its own. The model itself is passable: the swept-wing shape reads correctly and it sits on a shelf without looking embarrassing. But 'passable' is about the ceiling here. Hardcore builders will be done in under 20 minutes with nothing especially clever to show for it. The B- hold is the one quiet bright spot — retired Star Wars Microfighters do tend to tick up modestly — so there's a floor under this thing even if the ceiling is low.