Zero minifigs in a set named 'Trench Run' is a choice. 52 pieces of X-wing snap together fast, look fine on a shelf, and then you're done — nothing to pilot it, nothing to fight.
The Trench Run is one of Star Wars' most iconic moments, so it stings a little that this set delivers so little of it. Fifty-two pieces means the build is over before you've settled in, and the absence of a single minifig makes the name feel like false advertising. The X-wing itself reads okay at a glance — the shape is there — but up close the gaps and compromises show. It's a C across the board for most buyers: fair enough price for what it is, but 'what it is' is a micro-build snack, not a meal. Where it quietly surprises is secondary market retention, which punches well above the set's overall quality. If you're buying to build, play, or display prominently, there are better uses of your money in the Star Wars catalog.
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