The rear of the body has a large opening underneath, with an intriguing Technic mechanism attached to a crank, the purpose of which will be revealed in due time (or on the box cover, as the case may be). A vehicle chassis is nicely used as the base for the astromech slot. Like most LEGO vehicles of any size, the core includes Technic beams for sturdiness. The second bag includes the parts for the central core of the Y-wing, along with the Y-wing pilot and astromech droid. While the vehicle a fun little accessory to the main vehicle, there’s not much that’s interesting in the build of the weapon carrier, so let’s move on. The carrier has a crane and carries extra ammo for both the spring-loaded darts and the torpedoes.
The first bag includes pieces for the weapon carrier along with Moroff the mercenary and Admiral Raddus. The Y-wing, its accessories, and the minifigs come in 5 numbered bags, with a 100-page booklet spanning 131 steps, and a large sticker sheet with eight stickers. This is the fifth minifig-scale Y-wing that LEGO has released since 1999 and the largest at 691 pieces.ħ5172 Y-wing Starfighter depicts a Blue Squadron Y-wing featured during the Battle of Scarif in Rogue One, with five minifigures. With Rogue One: A Star Wars Story available for purchase beginning today, we’re circling back to some of the 2017 LEGO Star Wars sets we haven’t reviewed yet, starting with 75172 Y-wing Starfighter.
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