75326 STAR WARS Boba Fett's Throne Room

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 75326 STAR WARS Boba Fett's Throne Room

Aaah... finally. The newest wave of LEGO is here! Additionally, with the release of several new STAR WARS television series, there are more new sets than ever! It's great, so today we'll be reviewing the 75326 STAR WARS Boba Fett's Throne Room, a set inspired by the new series The Book of Boba Fett. This set includes 3 interconnected buildings acting as Jabba's Palace, and 7 minifigures. They are: Boba Fett. Fennec Shand, Bib Fortuna, a Theelin dancer, a Weequay guard, a Gamorrean guard, and a Quarren. This set is absolutely amazing because it includes so many new minifigures, such as this version of Boba Fett, and Fennec Shand. 

Here it is! It looks pretty plain at first sight, but there are quite a few features which make this build more exciting. For example, the palace can fold out to display the insides (which are actually very detailed). Take a look at this picture below.
There are so many good points about this set, just like the minifigures. 
First of all, the Boba Fett minifig is very clean, with the design of the printing on the helmet just like the Clone Wars Mandalorian from a few years ago. The printing on the arms is new, and it looks a little better than the previous designs. His legs are also very detailed. This figure was certainly designed to satisfy. Now, we'll talk about the Fennec Shand fig. Everything looks pretty normal except the hair. It looks like LEGO just added a ponytail to one of those knockoff Hulk hair pieces. Don't get me wrong, this figure is okay, but if I had to change one thing, it would be the hair. 

Bib Fortuna looks quite odd here. The printing on his face doesn't look like a STAR WARS universe alien's, so that's another thing to change. In my opinion, the old printing on the face is good, and that new stuff isn't always an improvement. His headtails are okay, and the attention to detail is appreciated. If you don't understand, I'll explain. As Twi'leks get older, their headtails grow longer. In the Book of Boba Fett, Fortuna is an old man, which means that his headtails are longer. To conclude, thanks LEGO! The rest of the figs look amazing, especially the Quarren. I've always wanted new aliens in LEGO STAR WARS, and I got it with this set! 
 
Anyway, this set is amazing, and I'm hoping for more sets based either loosely or tightly to the new television shows' storylines. That would be cool.

This Boba Fett's Throne Room starts at around $99.99.

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