Star Wars

The Razor Crest

A gorgeous little gunship let down by an empty belly and a bold price tag.

Brick Rated Score

3.8/5

Set 75447 · 2026

Pieces930

Minifigs5

Year2026

Set number75447

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The verdict

The yellow highlights are what got me here.

That splash of color running across the prints, the stickers, and the bricks lifts the Razor Crest right out of the sea of grey ships and makes it read instantly as Mando's. The exterior is genuinely lovely and the minifigures are the real prize, but the hollow interior and the steep price keep it from being an easy yes. If you skipped the 2020 version and want the ship on a shelf with a great Grogu, this is a happy buy.

Best for: Mandalorian fans who missed the 2020 Razor Crest and want the ship plus a knockout Grogu

The full review

What it is

The Razor Crest is Din Djarin's beaten-up gunship from The Mandalorian, and this 2026 version rebuilds it at around 32cm long with 930 pieces. The first thing I noticed pulling it together was the yellow. Most Star Wars ships settle into a mass of light-grey plates that all start to look the same, but here the yellow highlights run across the printed panels, the stickers, and the bricks in a way that actually holds together and gives the hull character. The engines are the other quiet star, built from a mix of round pieces and corner windows that give them a real mechanical texture up close. It looks like the ship it is meant to be, and that counts for a lot with me.

The catch

Now the part I have to be straight with you about. This is a 930-piece set asking 150 dollars, and the 2020 Razor Crest gave you 1,023 pieces for 130. So you are paying 20 dollars more for 100 fewer bricks, which stings before you even open a bag. Worse, most of the reviewers I trust landed on the same complaint: the interior is thin. The upper cabin is fine, but the lower cargo hold is close to empty, and there are no carbonite bounty bricks tucked in the back like the old one had. The access is good, you can fold the panels open and the ramp down, but once you are in there, there is not much to find.

Who it's for

So who lands where. If you never owned the 2020 version and you love The Mandalorian, this is an easy recommendation, because the exterior is genuinely handsome and the figures alone nearly justify it. Display it on a shelf and you will smile every time you walk past. If you already built 75292, though, I would think hard, because you are paying more for a slightly smaller ship with a barer interior, and the upgrade mostly lives in the minifigures rather than the model. Value hunters should wait for a discount. Collectors chasing Zeb and the new Grogu will not want to wait at all.

The parts story

What the build is actually like, and the pieces worth knowing about.

The build runs across eight numbered bags with one chunky instruction manual and a moderately sized sticker sheet. Bags one and two lay down the main body structure, and from there you work outward through the hull and engines. It is a pleasant, steady build rather than a technical puzzle, with the engines being the most satisfying stretch thanks to all those layered round pieces. The stickers apply cleanly, which I always appreciate, and the panels and ramp are engineered to open smoothly for play once you are done.

The headline pieces are two new moulds. Grogu gets a fully new body that finally captures his little walking stance, finished with a printed Mandalorian chest plate and mudhorn sash, and Zeb Orrelios gets a new head to go with his dual-moulded arms and legs. There are nice recolours too, including a Trans-Clear cylinder 3x6x6 print that mirrors the 2020 part but in yellow instead of grey. Five figures in total, with the Mandalorian, Colonel Ward, Zeb, and an Imperial Remnant Stormtrooper joining Grogu, so the minifigure value here is where the money genuinely shows up.

Fun facts

01Zeb Orrelios appears here as a physical minifigure for only the second time ever, and the first time in over a decade since his Star Wars Rebels appearances.
02The 2020 Razor Crest (75292) packed 1,023 pieces for 130 dollars, so this 2026 remake gives you 100 fewer pieces at a 20 dollar higher price.
03Grogu's new dedicated body mould replaces the older figure and adds a printed mudhorn sash referencing the mudhorn hunt from the show.
04Unlike the 2020 set, this version drops the carbonite bounty bricks that used to sit in the cargo hold.