I was wary when I saw such a good prove for Lego figures. They don't claim to be Legos but seem to be compatible with the sets. It's a real boon to find Star Wars figures for such a great price!

I’m well past six age, but still excited to open a new window each day from December 1st until Christmas Eve. It’s also great fun to build a new Star Wars item every day. The Force will be with you.

This set was disappointing for both a parent and a teenage child that received it. There was an abundance of random 'tool carts' and vague droids versus any satisfying decorated mini figures or scenes. There were also a very large accumulation of extras single stud elements.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son gets these Lego Star Wars advent calendars every year. This one was underwhelming and he didn't enjoy it because of tiny characters with 2 and 3 piece characters to build versus better builds in the years passed. I'd be surprised if he asks for this advent calendar again.

I appreciate the work completed for this set, as a droid workshop consisting of characters from various time frames of the overall story. This set is acceptable for an individual or as an addition to other sets & creations, however, it is not to be divided amongst family members as no one would be satisfied with the tool rack or crate of miscellaneous droid parts while others received the BB-8 Snowman or Christmas sweater Jawa. Though it is Christmas, no armaments or weapons related to LEGO Star Wars are available. For a future Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar, I would like to see a Separatist Firefighter Battle Droid & a discontinuation of the plastic bags such as for the mystery box Minifigures. Please, no more bodiless astromech legs either. As a Christmas special, it would be interesting to see Zam Wessel as part of a “sleigh” or a Nemodian, Gungan, or similar Warrior as an “elf”. Overall, a solid effort.

Such a low effort advent calendar. 1`2/9 was laugh out loud funny how bad it was. A crate with a couple leg pieces in it. Do better.

Really, a chair, a box of spare droid parts, few “builds”, a not much in the way of A holiday theme. Set designers did a poor job this year.

We have done the Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar for the last 10 years and this one was so disappointing. I honestly don't know if we'll do it next year after this one. There were so few builds and some of the builds that were there were, a chair, a weapons rack, and a literal box that just held random lego pieces. What a let down and what a waste of time and money.

Year after year my kids look forward to the advent calendar. My eldest loved (past tense intentional) the Star Wars sets, until now. We're half way through the set and it already huge letdown. Three of the days so far featured zero building - let's hang on that point, a world-renowned building toy known for encouraging building and rebuilding included advent days with zero building. Two of the days had a single micro-figure, and one of them had a crate with three droid parts to throw in. This year's droid-themed Star Wars set could have been one of their best, but I feel like it belongs in the trash compactor. LEGO is expensive, but I've never felt cheated, until now.

I love legos and Star Wars, and enjoy the Lego Star Wars advent calendar every year with my daughter. This year was beyond disappointing to the level of being a joke, that I find hard to believe this is even real. I opened day 9 today and had enough. I used to buy these every year without looking at what's inside to be surprised. But I don't even want to do this one anymore and worried about next year. Please sit the designer of this calendar down and ask them what they were thinking. I have been a LEGO lover for over 30 years of my life and this is by far the worst thing I've ever seen. I literally had to create an account to leave this review.