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Star Wars · set 75445 · 2026 release

LEGO Anzellan Starship (75445)

An Anzellan Starship That Is Pleasant but Modest

Bench Score70/100SituationalWorth it on a discount or for a specific reason.See the breakdown ↓
702pieces70/100Acceptable rather than good: a reasonable Star Wars mix softened by ship-specific shaping, with the compact subject carrying the appeal more than the parts.

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Anzellan Starship (set 75445) box art

The Anzellan Starship is a compact, cheerful Star Wars ship that is perfectly pleasant and fairly modest. The little vessel reads clearly, there is some play in the opening sections and the accompanying figures, and it makes an approachable set for a young fan. But the piece count is doing modest work, the parts skew toward the ship's specific shaping, and there is not much to return to once it is built. It is a fine mid-small box for the target audience and an unremarkable one on the merits. The value is acceptable, and the modest ceiling is worth knowing about.

Reading the value

The parts are a reasonable Star Wars mix, but for the size a fair amount goes to the ship's specific shaping, which softens the reuse value, and the figures add appeal more than flexible parts. It lands as acceptable on value, held back from better by how modest the parts haul is and how much of the box is dedicated to the single vessel. It is not padded, but it is not generous either, and the ratio reflects that.

The build and the play

Assembly is quick and clean, resolving into a compact, characterful starship that reads clearly as its subject. Play value is real but bounded: the opening sections and the figures support some scenario play, a child can fly it and run adventures, but there is no mechanism or secondary build to extend it beyond that. It is an approachable build aimed at delivering a playable little ship, and it does that.

The honest read

It is a competent, cheerful set that does not overreach and does not stand out. For a young Star Wars fan the compact ship and figures are a genuine draw, and the scenario play satisfies. For anyone weighing parts value or depth, it is an ordinary box with a modest ceiling, and there are richer Star Wars sets at a similar size. Bought for the right child, it does its job.

Worth it

  • +Clear, characterful compact starship
  • +Approachable, quick build for young fans
  • +Some scenario play with the figures

Weighing on it

  • −Ship-specific parts soften the reuse value
  • −Modest ceiling with little to return to

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Who it’s for: A young Star Wars fan who wants an approachable, characterful little ship to fly, not a builder after value or depth.

On value: Acceptable rather than good: a reasonable Star Wars mix softened by ship-specific shaping, with the compact subject carrying the appeal more than the parts.

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