Action Battle Endor Assault — B+ · The Brick Drop Score
B+
The Drop Score
Action Battle Endor Assault
75238-1 · Star Wars
Early read · 5 reviews
Endor in a box — the shield bunker, a speeder bike, and two minifigs for thirty bucks. The play pattern is clever enough, but the piece count makes that price sting a little.
Is the price fair?BThe battle gimmick costs extra — 193 pieces at thirty bucks is a tough sell on count alone.
Will you love it?BThe knockdown bunker gimmick is genuinely fun and the Endor setting never gets old.
Holds its value?B-Quietly steady — not a moonshot, but it hasn't collapsed either.
True ValueB
$27
Street price
$29
Parts value
110%
Ratio
The parts alone are worth about 110% of the street price — the basis for this B price read.
What you get
Plain bricks
$11
Functional piecescalc
$4
Figures (×2)
$14
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $29 of parts for $27.
The Full Take
The Action Battle line had a specific job: make iconic Star Wars moments feel interactive without breaking the bank. Endor Assault delivers the bunker showdown with a satisfying flip-and-destroy gimmick that kids actually want to trigger over and over. Two minifigs is thin, though — an Imperial trooper and a Rebel feels like the bare minimum for a battle set. The build itself is fast, maybe 25 minutes tops, which suits the younger crowd but leaves builders wanting more. At $29.99 for 193 pieces, you're paying for the license and the play feature, not the brick count. Secondary market has held modestly — it's not a burner, but it's not a crown jewel either. Solid B: does its job, knows its audience, won't embarrass anyone's collection.
