An A- hold grade on a supporting-character buildable figure is a genuine surprise — retirement scarcity plus a loyal Chirrut fan base turned this modest release into a quiet performer.
Is the price fair?A+One of the better-priced large figures LEGO® released that year — hard to argue with $24.99 for a dedicated Rogue One character.
Will you love it?C+A quick build with a nice finished result, but don't expect a long evening of satisfying construction.
Holds its value?AQuietly appreciated post-retirement — Chirrut's cult following did this set real favors on the secondary market.
The Full Take
This 2017 buildable figure gives one of Rogue One's best characters a dedicated spotlight, and at $24.99 it was one of the more reasonably priced large-figure releases LEGO® put out that year. The build itself is quick — 87 pieces don't take long — but the end result has decent shelf presence if you're a Rogue One fan. It's the kind of set where the IP does more of the heavy lifting than the engineering. Chirrut's design captures the blind warrior monk well enough: the staff, the robes, the stoic pose. The hold grade is the quiet story here — this one has appreciated, which is unusual for a character that wasn't a lead. It's a set that rewards patience more than it rewards the build session itself.
