Cloud-Rider Swoop Bikes — A- · The Brick Drop Score
A-
The Drop Score
A- for you · B+ overall
Great for a collector or investor
Cloud-Rider Swoop Bikes
75215-1 · Star Wars
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Solo deep-cuts with limited print runs don't stay cheap forever — Enfys Nest is the kind of character collectors circle back for, and the A- reflects a set that's already moved well past its MSRP on the secondary market.
Is the price fair?A+Three figs and two bikes for thirty bucks — Star Wars rarely does you this right.
Will you love it?C+Fun swooshable bikes, but there's not a lot of set beyond the set.
Holds its value?ANiche Solo characters + low print run = the kind of quiet hold that surprises you later.
The Full Take
Cloud-Rider Swoop Bikes punches above its weight on the character front: three minifigures at this price point is a genuinely good deal for a Star Wars set, and the gang members from Solo are the kind of deep-cut characters that rarely get their own release. The bikes themselves are solid builds — low-slung, aggressive shapes that read well on a shelf or in a kid's hands. What holds it back is the overall substance; 355 pieces doesn't leave much room for scenery or accessories, so once the bikes are built you have the bikes. Still, the minifig lineup carries serious weight, especially for Solo completionists hunting Enfys Nest. The A on value retention reflects that — niche characters in an underseen film tend to age quietly and then spike once collectors notice what they missed. At $30 original MSRP this was one of the better-value Star Wars buys of its year.
