A polybag with an A- hold grade and a D everywhere else — the Resistance Bomber is basically a collector's footnote that somehow outperforms on resale while delivering almost nothing as a set.
Is the price fair?C-N/A — promotional polybag, never sold at retail
Will you love it?DNothing here to fall for: no figs, no techniques, no moment
Holds its value?A-Quietly strong — appreciation of 8.8 is the only real headline
True ValueC-
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Price
$3
Parts value
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Ratio
What you get
Bricks & parts
$3
The Full Take
Thirty-seven pieces, no minifigs, and a build that wraps up before you've settled into your chair — the Resistance Bomber polybag is a hard set to love in the moment. It exists as a promotional artifact more than a real LEGO® experience, and the model itself lands somewhere between 'recognizable' and 'rushed.' There's no shelf presence to speak of, no play value, and nothing in the build that challenges or delights. The one genuine surprise is that it holds value well — appreciation sitting at 8.8 makes this a quiet little earner for anyone who stashed a few away. But that's purely an investor's story. For everyone else, this is a D-grade polybag doing exactly what D-grade polybags do.
