The cockpit undoubtedly took the biggest hit in the downsizing of the new set. Feels a little sad to only squeeze one fig in compared to almost 3 on the old one
The Bad Batch “shuttle” was super small but still managed to fit 4 figures plus gear and was $80… being blinded by the figures in this Ahsoka set, its not a great set…
@@IntergalacticDustBunnywhy would the collector still support things like that to happen? Collectors are the worst. It's making all our set smallers. Thanks to collectors dumbness by feeding them so they can keep doing shitty products.
@@espguitarz1 I don't think this is the case. As mentioned above, the main reason is the shelf display tends to be most important for builders, and without making the ship to minifig scale (neither T-6 is minifig scale), they chose to shrink the cockpit/interior so the exterior looks nice. With a ship of that scale, you can't have both a minifig scale interior and proportional exterior. You have to choose. The only solution to this, of course, is to have a full model, which is why the more famous ships (like Luke's X-Wing) have a smaller playset ship and the full minifig scale ship. It may not be what you want, but that's the reality of the scale they are marketing toward. Or do you want all the sets to either be larger interiors with bad proportions, or do you want them to be 3x as expensive to be full minifig scale?
@@gelatinguyyeah exactly. With this ship I don’t think you could even get to minifig scale without going full UCS, and even then Lego isn’t strong enough as a material to both incorporate the interior and look good on the outside at that sizd
@@Rievax17 One thing I'd like to see Lego do more often is to "Polly Pocket" a ship, which is what I call it when the interior doesn't match the exterior, but it's a fun playset inside. So make the outside look like a nice ship, then crack open the ship like a clam shell and have the interior be the cockpit or whatever is most interesting.
I love and miss the OG clone wars line. Just seeing the old clone wars sets is kinda nostalgic now. I miss when they paid more attention to that series. But maybe that's just me
Yo be fair, the reason they paid so much attention to TCW is because it was the only new Star Wars thing at the time. Now we have all these D+ shows to make sets for. Couldn’t just be Clone Wars forever aha.
Well everyone keeps buying these sets no matter how overpriced they've been so it's no wonder the new sets are always noticeably worse in ways that make zero sense.
I honestly prefer the rigid wing spin motion, it is really hard to get the Ahsoka shuttle to stay in one position, and the wing lock on the old one solves this issue perfectly
I think the downsized cockpit is a deal breaker for me. Major issue, and it really gives the ship a "small-scale" vibe. The immersion is broken, so to speak. Even though overall the new ship's design is nicer and the storage is good, the 1-minifigure space for the cockpit is just plain bad/inaccurate. This lack of space in the ships is a terrible trend recently - from Boba Fett's ship to this. What happened to creativity, like the one used for design of Razor Crest or Transport Scythe? I'd rather this ship to be $30-$40 more expensive but nail the interior space. It would be perfect then.
100% see where your are coming from here, but I will say with the scale they went the small cockpit does look good and a bigger cockpit wouldn’t look right. That being said I agree they should have made a bigger set entirely so more figures could fit in a larger scaled cockpit.
@@brennanhickey9156 scale is arbitrary… they could have scaled it up or down however they wanted. It could have gone Mando Gauntlet design and had two figures fit length wise too.
Same, I was thinking it would be neat to display this ship in "flight mode" with the wings vertical like we see most of the time on screen. But lego ignoring the underwings basically kill that option.
I’m a really big fan of the dark grey and red of the new one. It just looks so modern and satisfying. To bad it’s just a little to small, banger mini figs tho.
i actually prefer the simpler design of the older model. it's way more clean and displayable, plus the new one has so many tiny little pieces that create a cluttered look
Ahsoka show version of the T-6 features an extra engine and that rear turret. The Clone Wars and Rebels models didn’t have that. I like the new one’s body shaping more, the old one is super simple and round looking. I like the angles of the new one. A bigger cockpit would need a bigger set, the next appropriate cockpit would be one like the Falcon uses. And I think they’d have to scale up the wings and body for it to not look too funny.
Thanks for the comparison. Never got the old one but I'm excited to get the new one. $80 is a great value for this set. I can see any or all of these minifigures being valuable years in the future. Getting this on sale for an investment seems like a good idea. Best ashoka minifig ever, remake of a classic rebels character, first ever version of a clone wars character, and a mysterious character whose revealed identity could increase its value. Seems like a win especially on sale.
The new one has better detailed figures, and I like that the center has some good bulk. The old one has it seems more correct colors, and it is larger. Not to mention that they used red on both sides for the old one. I still think I prefer the 2023
The wings on the old one really are only meant to be seen from the top. The red panels on the underside are only there to accent the top side and give it a red trim around the edge from the top view. The bottom view of the old one is pretty bad. I wish they’d done like the Mandalorian fighter and paneled the bottom of the new one.
Lego has obviously gotten more technologically advanced and so is able to make their sets more movie accurate in terms of design, but apart from that I'd say the 2011 set trumps the 2023 set in every way. The 2011 set had more play features, it was bigger, it looked cooler (even if less accurate) and while the minifigures were obviously less detailed back then, the variety of minifigures is significantly better than the 2023 set. I'd also personally set the big engines of the older set look way better than the newer ones, and I've always preferred the flick-fire missiles to the stud shooters. In fact this is the first time I've heard anyone say they disliked flick-fire missiles or liked stud shooters lol. The smooth spinning of the new set can be a plus but it can also be a nuisance as it turns by itself when there is a slight bit of uneven weight distribution, I don't know about the old set's turning. This is coming from someone who owns the 2023 set but not the 2011 set.
The one thing I can say for sure about the two T-6 is that the builds are heavily limited due to their price point. Which makes me wonder ships like the Justifier gets $170 while a big ship like the T-6 is reduced to a star fighter sized set.
I think it is a decent visual distinction between the eras. A clean Jedi Order era shuttle vs an older modded one post-Empire. They definitely designed it to look junkier in Ahsoka than it did in the animated shows.
This is a perfect example of shrinkflation. It has more pieces and costs more but is smaller. Lego uses TONS of small pices to achieve detail that I'd rather have done with stickers. There's also thr cockpit. The new one looks like something somebody would actually sut in but the old one was bigger and when it comes to toys, bigger is better.
i like the red and grey because it looks more realistic, i mean these ships fly tru space and land on various planets. they will get dirty and gritty and the color will degrade so i think the grey is better then white.
The 2023 T-6 has a double layered win: they could have "simply" flipped that layer to make it less horrendous on the underside. Huge miss, but to be expected at the price point, as making such a flip stable would be more involved.
I do wish they added detail to the underside of the wings. I would normally display it on the ceiling to make it look like its actively flying, however its more difficult where the ome side is too bland. I may just hang it on my wall instead
Personally, I prefer the original: the wing undersides and (to a lesser degree) the smaller cockpit are- to me- unforgiveable. I also have nostalgia for the original, as my brother has one and I love classic Clone Wars sets.
Lego does do more detail now. But they are inconsistent. They will give us an incredibly detailed Boba Fett in a $15 set but give characters like Commander Fox a blatantly inaccurate print in a $140 set, or not give Rex a waistcape in a $600 set
Maybe I'm alone in this but I honestly prefer flick fire over stud shooters. Ideally I prefer a designed weapon over either but I understand that playability is an important feature. I personally feel that most sets incorporated flick fires into the design of sets in a more visually pleasing way than most stud shooters.
Your comparison series are always some of my favorite videos you make! Especially in this video, the quality is great and more importantly the video is timeless! Great work Ryan! I like both the sets and will get the new 1!
When it comes to display, for me its more important how accurate a model is than how detailed it is. Yes the old one isn't as detailed, but it's a multi-seater. It's a shuttle, not a fighter, it should be a multi-seater. I give display to the old one.
Old seems more accurate on what we see in the media, i think also new one is overly detailed, i love bigger cockpit, and engines in old one looks better too. Minifigures wise i love both, but details in new one are way better and amazing! So old ship with new crew ;)
I think if they kept the size the same and made even the slightest attempt to color-match the underside of the ship to the front side than that $80 price point would make perfect sense.
I think this is a great review. Some might disagree with the conclusions but they are clearly a matter of opinion. Even if you disagree with them, there is loads of information here to help you draw up your own. And there is no filler viewing the box from very angle or flicking through lots of instruction pages.
I honestly might end up modifying the new Shuttle because I personally just cannot stand the look of the new downsized cockpit. I think it’s the cockpit piece they used that just looks choppy/janky. The cockpit on the 2011 T6 is just built way smoother and rounded than the new one that looks more awkward and square with weird ledges. I just really wish that the designers played with the new ones cockpit more. The rest of the 2023 shuttle does look to be an improvement over the 2011 version especially when it comes to the middle fuselage construction.
Ask MNR. Do you think that we'll get a captain Rex in a less expensive set next year, and what set do you think that would be I think Rex's bomber would be awesome. Keep up the amazing work!
I 100% prefer flick missiles over studs. Personally I like the look of flick fire missiles and they’re nice to play with, you can’t lose them because they don’t shoot far and they can be used for other builds. Stud shooters look ugly and they’re a pain to play with because they get lost easily, can’t do much with green studs.
Agree. I don't like the flick-fire function either, but it's better than stud shooters. They're less easily activated on accident and don't get lost as easily. When I play, not that I do it often anymore, but even when I was a child, if I'm firing a missile, I want to have the missile in my hand so I can guide its path and savor every second of its slow-motion flight, then control its impact. Swooshability doesn't only apply to ships. I remember some Hoth battle set from probably 15-20 years ago where you could press somewhere and send a minifigure flying as if being blown away by an explosion, and I wondered if anyone would actually find that fun compared to just picking up the minifigure and acting out his being-blown-away manually, even wondered if the adults designing it had forgotten how to play. Even back then, I remember picking up on -- and being bothered by -- a move towards automatisation. Jango's Slave I had missiles sitting on studs so that you would take them off manually and "swoosh" with them. That was great. Now it's all stud shooters everywhere.
The size is so fractionally smaller I don’t really see a problem with the new set. For $80 I think it’s a good set and while I would like to be able to put 2 mini figs in the cockpit, aesthetically the new one looks much more like the live action model while the older ones larger cockpit seems a bit out of proportion. I’m excited to get this set and so far I’m all in on the Ahsoka Lego sets
I struggle to love sets that are meant to be much bigger and hold much more people but don't. Biggest offender recently was the imperial shuttle, whole point of the shuttle is to hold dozens of people, yet this one crammed in 3, just barely. Same but less of an issue here because this ship really should fit more minifigs. Still like it, just can't love it.
Yay more daily uploads thank you 🎉. Although I was expecting him to make a comparison of this set I wasn’t expecting it to be so soon thank you Ryan. 👍
Mandr do we get an update on the guy who collects every single LEGO Star Wars set in prestine condition? (Don’t mind some spelling mistakes, English isn’t my first language)
I actually like the new manuals better because it just shows you the stuff that you are going to build with the manual, and not un needed box art, which I do still think looks good on the box
Minifigures: 2023 Play: Tie Display: 2011 Value: Tie Opinion: 2023 Overall: It was a deadlocked tie, but since I really enjoyed the 2023 version in my own personal opinion, I'm going to give that one the win.
People keep saying that the new T-6 is massively downscaled next to the old one, but just looking at the top-down comparison, they really aren't that different in size. The new one is only a tiny bit smaller than the old one in its overall size. The only thing that's really truly smaller than the old one is the cockpit, but granted, the old cockpit was oversized on the old model compared to the proportions of the actual ship.
Great video, def gonna grab this set. Out of curiousity why does everyone on the lego subreddit hate this guy? He seems like a nice dude that has some valid criticism on different sets he reviews. Why is it so bad to nitpick sets when lego is charging an extraordinary amount of money for it when its essentially just a bunch of plastic.
I've had the 2011 set when I was still a kid and thought it was the coolest shit ever, it's a bit nostalgic to see it again though it definitely aged lmao. I like the new one, I agree with you about the cockpit, at the very least it would have been nice to fit both Sabine and Ahsoka inside, otherwise it feels more like a glorified star fighter than a shuttle. But appart from that, it looks awesome and the minifigures look insane.
Maybe start using weight as a measure as well as piece count, 1$ per Gramme. I am noticing a bit of shrinkflation with lego regarding weight even though they are using just as many or more pieces...just using lots of 1x1 tiles that cost less than a penny basically conning you.
so, Ashoka gets her ship set after like 2 episodes are out, but there is still no official Fondor set from Andor? Even though it's part of one of the best space combat scene in recent Star Wars history? I mean come on Lego
@@matthieuzglurg6015 I know but for general people what would they be more likely to buy? Ahsoka was a much more typical star wars project while Andor was a political drama I’d love for them to make the Fondor but it’s not very likely unfortunately
@@omarbaba9892 unfortunately yes. Tbh it was still a pretty popular show, but the audience was mostly adults. Only Andor set was pretty mid and we never got another while there was a lot of potential for Lego sets. Missed opportunity imho.
The cockpit undoubtedly took the biggest hit in the downsizing of the new set. Feels a little sad to only squeeze one fig in compared to almost 3 on the old one
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Definitely, especially considering this is a shuttle
But the size looks more accurate I'm the small version
@@TiagoDdAit's not. This is a fairly large ship. About five times larger than an X-wing in universe.
The Bad Batch “shuttle” was super small but still managed to fit 4 figures plus gear and was $80… being blinded by the figures in this Ahsoka set, its not a great set…
What I hate about Lego is so many ships that have interiors are downsized to single pilot interiors 😢
@@IntergalacticDustBunnywhy would the collector still support things like that to happen? Collectors are the worst. It's making all our set smallers. Thanks to collectors dumbness by feeding them so they can keep doing shitty products.
@@espguitarz1 I don't think this is the case. As mentioned above, the main reason is the shelf display tends to be most important for builders, and without making the ship to minifig scale (neither T-6 is minifig scale), they chose to shrink the cockpit/interior so the exterior looks nice. With a ship of that scale, you can't have both a minifig scale interior and proportional exterior. You have to choose. The only solution to this, of course, is to have a full model, which is why the more famous ships (like Luke's X-Wing) have a smaller playset ship and the full minifig scale ship.
It may not be what you want, but that's the reality of the scale they are marketing toward. Or do you want all the sets to either be larger interiors with bad proportions, or do you want them to be 3x as expensive to be full minifig scale?
@@gelatinguyyeah exactly. With this ship I don’t think you could even get to minifig scale without going full UCS, and even then Lego isn’t strong enough as a material to both incorporate the interior and look good on the outside at that sizd
@@Rievax17 One thing I'd like to see Lego do more often is to "Polly Pocket" a ship, which is what I call it when the interior doesn't match the exterior, but it's a fun playset inside. So make the outside look like a nice ship, then crack open the ship like a clam shell and have the interior be the cockpit or whatever is most interesting.
I love and miss the OG clone wars line. Just seeing the old clone wars sets is kinda nostalgic now. I miss when they paid more attention to that series. But maybe that's just me
Yeah same here
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Yo be fair, the reason they paid so much attention to TCW is because it was the only new Star Wars thing at the time.
Now we have all these D+ shows to make sets for. Couldn’t just be Clone Wars forever aha.
@@spargsyrebooted ik haha. Just sucks
@spargsyrebooted and we are getting a $650 UCS Venator in a month so I don't think it's been completely forgotten
That box size difference is wild
Well everyone keeps buying these sets no matter how overpriced they've been so it's no wonder the new sets are always noticeably worse in ways that make zero sense.
I prefer the original clone wars shuttle with the 4 jedi but the new one still looks great
Lego really should've added a extra stud to make it a rounded 600 pieces! 😅
I honestly prefer the rigid wing spin motion, it is really hard to get the Ahsoka shuttle to stay in one position, and the wing lock on the old one solves this issue perfectly
He’s still pumpin out peak content every day
Honestly I think each set is equally good in their own ways
Keep it up Ryan!
I think the downsized cockpit is a deal breaker for me. Major issue, and it really gives the ship a "small-scale" vibe. The immersion is broken, so to speak. Even though overall the new ship's design is nicer and the storage is good, the 1-minifigure space for the cockpit is just plain bad/inaccurate. This lack of space in the ships is a terrible trend recently - from Boba Fett's ship to this. What happened to creativity, like the one used for design of Razor Crest or Transport Scythe? I'd rather this ship to be $30-$40 more expensive but nail the interior space. It would be perfect then.
100% see where your are coming from here, but I will say with the scale they went the small cockpit does look good and a bigger cockpit wouldn’t look right. That being said I agree they should have made a bigger set entirely so more figures could fit in a larger scaled cockpit.
@@brennanhickey9156 scale is arbitrary… they could have scaled it up or down however they wanted. It could have gone Mando Gauntlet design and had two figures fit length wise too.
The 2011 Jedi Shuttle can spin just as well as the 2023, just by moving ahead that little piece that creates the friction.
That’s not what lego intended though. I do prefer the more froction though
@@Vor1ki same.
For $80 I’d want them to address the under side of the wings. It’s otherwise a great looking model. Might wait to see if I ends up on sale.
I hear that.
I was all excited to get one, then saw the bland as shit under carriage.
I’ll wait
Same, I was thinking it would be neat to display this ship in "flight mode" with the wings vertical like we see most of the time on screen. But lego ignoring the underwings basically kill that option.
the underbelly does really matter if u want to display while it's spinning or somthing. I like the vertical look
I’m a really big fan of the dark grey and red of the new one. It just looks so modern and satisfying. To bad it’s just a little to small, banger mini figs tho.
i actually prefer the simpler design of the older model. it's way more clean and displayable, plus the new one has so many tiny little pieces that create a cluttered look
Ahsoka show version of the T-6 features an extra engine and that rear turret. The Clone Wars and Rebels models didn’t have that.
I like the new one’s body shaping more, the old one is super simple and round looking. I like the angles of the new one.
A bigger cockpit would need a bigger set, the next appropriate cockpit would be one like the Falcon uses. And I think they’d have to scale up the wings and body for it to not look too funny.
Thanks for the comparison. Never got the old one but I'm excited to get the new one. $80 is a great value for this set. I can see any or all of these minifigures being valuable years in the future. Getting this on sale for an investment seems like a good idea. Best ashoka minifig ever, remake of a classic rebels character, first ever version of a clone wars character, and a mysterious character whose revealed identity could increase its value. Seems like a win especially on sale.
For the record: u can indeed fit all four figs in there 😮💨
The new one has better detailed figures, and I like that the center has some good bulk. The old one has it seems more correct colors, and it is larger. Not to mention that they used red on both sides for the old one.
I still think I prefer the 2023
The wings on the old one really are only meant to be seen from the top. The red panels on the underside are only there to accent the top side and give it a red trim around the edge from the top view. The bottom view of the old one is pretty bad.
I wish they’d done like the Mandalorian fighter and paneled the bottom of the new one.
Lego has obviously gotten more technologically advanced and so is able to make their sets more movie accurate in terms of design, but apart from that I'd say the 2011 set trumps the 2023 set in every way. The 2011 set had more play features, it was bigger, it looked cooler (even if less accurate) and while the minifigures were obviously less detailed back then, the variety of minifigures is significantly better than the 2023 set. I'd also personally set the big engines of the older set look way better than the newer ones, and I've always preferred the flick-fire missiles to the stud shooters. In fact this is the first time I've heard anyone say they disliked flick-fire missiles or liked stud shooters lol. The smooth spinning of the new set can be a plus but it can also be a nuisance as it turns by itself when there is a slight bit of uneven weight distribution, I don't know about the old set's turning.
This is coming from someone who owns the 2023 set but not the 2011 set.
I kind of liked the new one before but man it's so much worse than the original. Maybe the next UCS set will be an Ahsoka t6 shuttle!
I'd say the chance of Lego making an UCS T6-shuttle is below 1% 😄
So glad you displayed the T-6 with the wing angled down to touch the tabletop, that's the best look imo for display.
I like the new one better because the old one js had an UGH cockpit(it was oversized)
just got this set at a local convention for only $65, feels way more appropriate of a price
ive been waiting for this video for MONTHS! FINALLY!
The one thing I can say for sure about the two T-6 is that the builds are heavily limited due to their price point. Which makes me wonder ships like the Justifier gets $170 while a big ship like the T-6 is reduced to a star fighter sized set.
I agree the newer one is objectively a better set but that white and red color scheme just looks so clean.
I think it is a decent visual distinction between the eras. A clean Jedi Order era shuttle vs an older modded one post-Empire.
They definitely designed it to look junkier in Ahsoka than it did in the animated shows.
This is a perfect example of shrinkflation. It has more pieces and costs more but is smaller. Lego uses TONS of small pices to achieve detail that I'd rather have done with stickers. There's also thr cockpit. The new one looks like something somebody would actually sut in but the old one was bigger and when it comes to toys, bigger is better.
Erm I actually have a 2011 t6 in pieces somewhere. Was a kid who liked to take apart sets 😅😅😅
i like the red and grey because it looks more realistic, i mean these ships fly tru space and land on various planets. they will get dirty and gritty and the color will degrade so i think the grey is better then white.
They're smaller. They're always...smaller 😕 inflation works both ways I guess 😪
The 2023 T-6 has a double layered win: they could have "simply" flipped that layer to make it less horrendous on the underside. Huge miss, but to be expected at the price point, as making such a flip stable would be more involved.
I do wish they added detail to the underside of the wings. I would normally display it on the ceiling to make it look like its actively flying, however its more difficult where the ome side is too bland. I may just hang it on my wall instead
I still have my 2011 one and I will be getting this one!!
I miss when we used to get different characters in the top of the box arts to indicate what was big in Star Wars at the time.
wow this is an excellent video. camera work, script, and content were all top notch. good stuff
Personally, I prefer the original: the wing undersides and (to a lesser degree) the smaller cockpit are- to me- unforgiveable. I also have nostalgia for the original, as my brother has one and I love classic Clone Wars sets.
I was thinking you'd upload this video tomorrow for the daily uploads but nope! You're killing it man!
Lego does do more detail now. But they are inconsistent. They will give us an incredibly detailed Boba Fett in a $15 set but give characters like Commander Fox a blatantly inaccurate print in a $140 set, or not give Rex a waistcape in a $600 set
Maybe I'm alone in this but I honestly prefer flick fire over stud shooters. Ideally I prefer a designed weapon over either but I understand that playability is an important feature. I personally feel that most sets incorporated flick fires into the design of sets in a more visually pleasing way than most stud shooters.
saving money by not printing the box art on the instructions is such a cheap move
this comparison reminded me how much we need a new Shaak Ti minifigure
Your comparison series are always some of my favorite videos you make! Especially in this video, the quality is great and more importantly the video is timeless! Great work Ryan! I like both the sets and will get the new 1!
When it comes to display, for me its more important how accurate a model is than how detailed it is.
Yes the old one isn't as detailed, but it's a multi-seater. It's a shuttle, not a fighter, it should be a multi-seater. I give display to the old one.
Love the comparisons man! Another daily upload let’s go!!!!!!
Old seems more accurate on what we see in the media, i think also new one is overly detailed, i love bigger cockpit, and engines in old one looks better too. Minifigures wise i love both, but details in new one are way better and amazing! So old ship with new crew ;)
This is probably my favorite Lego Star Wars set. I LOVE this ship.
I think if they kept the size the same and made even the slightest attempt to color-match the underside of the ship to the front side than that $80 price point would make perfect sense.
I think this is a great review. Some might disagree with the conclusions but they are clearly a matter of opinion. Even if you disagree with them, there is loads of information here to help you draw up your own. And there is no filler viewing the box from very angle or flicking through lots of instruction pages.
I actually like the older lightsaber blades better. Maybe it's just nostalgia but if they didn't have bubbles I think they'd be perfect.
Bro i have Just seen this on my fyp i havent seen you in 4 years .Bro hope you do even better hope you get to 1million subs bro.
How is it that the new set is downsized but contains almost double the pieces. Wow
It's really hard to choose in that competition, because both models have their own good sides.
I want someone to colorswap the old set with the new set colors
I honestly might end up modifying the new Shuttle because I personally just cannot stand the look of the new downsized cockpit. I think it’s the cockpit piece they used that just looks choppy/janky. The cockpit on the 2011 T6 is just built way smoother and rounded than the new one that looks more awkward and square with weird ledges.
I just really wish that the designers played with the new ones cockpit more. The rest of the 2023 shuttle does look to be an improvement over the 2011 version especially when it comes to the middle fuselage construction.
Ask MNR. Do you think that we'll get a captain Rex in a less expensive set next year, and what set do you think that would be I think Rex's bomber would be awesome. Keep up the amazing work!
probably one of the best examples of how lego has changed over the years imo
when are you making more hoth moc videos
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I prefer the new one but the old set is still very nice.
I 100% prefer flick missiles over studs. Personally I like the look of flick fire missiles and they’re nice to play with, you can’t lose them because they don’t shoot far and they can be used for other builds. Stud shooters look ugly and they’re a pain to play with because they get lost easily, can’t do much with green studs.
Agree. I don't like the flick-fire function either, but it's better than stud shooters. They're less easily activated on accident and don't get lost as easily. When I play, not that I do it often anymore, but even when I was a child, if I'm firing a missile, I want to have the missile in my hand so I can guide its path and savor every second of its slow-motion flight, then control its impact. Swooshability doesn't only apply to ships. I remember some Hoth battle set from probably 15-20 years ago where you could press somewhere and send a minifigure flying as if being blown away by an explosion, and I wondered if anyone would actually find that fun compared to just picking up the minifigure and acting out his being-blown-away manually, even wondered if the adults designing it had forgotten how to play. Even back then, I remember picking up on -- and being bothered by -- a move towards automatisation.
Jango's Slave I had missiles sitting on studs so that you would take them off manually and "swoosh" with them. That was great. Now it's all stud shooters everywhere.
“Would rather forget” ?!
Don’t insult my boy the flick fire missile like that 😭😂
Unpopular opinion but the old lightsabers look way better then the news ones
Old one hands down. Hate size difference. Like older minis too.
The size is so fractionally smaller I don’t really see a problem with the new set. For $80 I think it’s a good set and while I would like to be able to put 2 mini figs in the cockpit, aesthetically the new one looks much more like the live action model while the older ones larger cockpit seems a bit out of proportion. I’m excited to get this set and so far I’m all in on the Ahsoka Lego sets
"...Spinning is a good trick..." should've seen that line coming lol
I like the new design but white and dark red would have looked really sweet
I struggle to love sets that are meant to be much bigger and hold much more people but don't. Biggest offender recently was the imperial shuttle, whole point of the shuttle is to hold dozens of people, yet this one crammed in 3, just barely. Same but less of an issue here because this ship really should fit more minifigs. Still like it, just can't love it.
3 is the bare minimum for a super down scaled sized but only 1 that’s just straight up a star fighter.
Great comparison vid, nice to see!
Celui de 2011 est un des premier set que j’ai eu donc je l’aime particulièrement
I just love comparisons
With one old & two new, would a UCP version be possible?
Very nice comparison peak quality and easy to understand
I love the newer mini figures. Even though the inquisitor has a black head, I feel like he’s one of, if not the best mini figure in this wave.
Yay more daily uploads thank you 🎉. Although I was expecting him to make a comparison of this set I wasn’t expecting it to be so soon thank you Ryan. 👍
Mandr do we get an update on the guy who collects every single LEGO Star Wars set in prestine condition?
(Don’t mind some spelling mistakes, English isn’t my first language)
I like that the 2023 one is only about 1 stud smaller in each direction.
44 wide VS 38 wide, so that's a width of 3 on each side.
2011 one ride or die cause I had it as a kid
Love these comparison videos
10:40 They SET it apart from the old one? 😂😂😂 Nice, Ryan.
Thanks for sharing another QR code 😊
I actually like the new manuals better because it just shows you the stuff that you are going to build with the manual, and not un needed box art, which I do still think looks good on the box
Nice new rating set up, Ryan, but i want the paper and pen version back!! lol
Good job on the video 👍
Minifigures: 2023
Play: Tie
Display: 2011
Value: Tie
Opinion: 2023
Overall: It was a deadlocked tie, but since I really enjoyed the 2023 version in my own personal opinion, I'm going to give that one the win.
I remember when the t-6 shuttle came out in 2011, it was the first and only set with Shaak Tii.
Can't unsee the 2x3 inverted dark red slopes on the underbelly you put the wrong way on 2023's version :P
2:05 As a kid I always just called that lightsaber yellow.
You cannot call the 2023 one a shuttle as who are you shuttling? It's just an oversized starfighter at this point.
Maybe the choice of light grey over white, was to show the wear and tear of the ship?
Hell yeah i was waiting for comparisons of this upcoming wave
Man your content is always on point bro! keep up the great work!!!
People keep saying that the new T-6 is massively downscaled next to the old one, but just looking at the top-down comparison, they really aren't that different in size. The new one is only a tiny bit smaller than the old one in its overall size. The only thing that's really truly smaller than the old one is the cockpit, but granted, the old cockpit was oversized on the old model compared to the proportions of the actual ship.
“The stud shooter…bañg” - Ryan 2023
Great video, def gonna grab this set. Out of curiousity why does everyone on the lego subreddit hate this guy? He seems like a nice dude that has some valid criticism on different sets he reviews. Why is it so bad to nitpick sets when lego is charging an extraordinary amount of money for it when its essentially just a bunch of plastic.
I like the colors and minifigures from the new Shuttle more :) Nice comparison btw. ;)
Great review. Can’t wait to get this one. Thanks 😊
Great video and comparison 😊
I've had the 2011 set when I was still a kid and thought it was the coolest shit ever, it's a bit nostalgic to see it again though it definitely aged lmao. I like the new one, I agree with you about the cockpit, at the very least it would have been nice to fit both Sabine and Ahsoka inside, otherwise it feels more like a glorified star fighter than a shuttle. But appart from that, it looks awesome and the minifigures look insane.
Maybe start using weight as a measure as well as piece count, 1$ per Gramme. I am noticing a bit of shrinkflation with lego regarding weight even though they are using just as many or more pieces...just using lots of 1x1 tiles that cost less than a penny basically conning you.
so, Ashoka gets her ship set after like 2 episodes are out, but there is still no official Fondor set from Andor? Even though it's part of one of the best space combat scene in recent Star Wars history?
I mean come on Lego
I mean, what’s more likely to sell better
@@omarbaba9892 well Id buy the fondor, can't give a shit about the jedi shuttle
@@matthieuzglurg6015 I know but for general people what would they be more likely to buy? Ahsoka was a much more typical star wars project while Andor was a political drama
I’d love for them to make the Fondor but it’s not very likely unfortunately
@@omarbaba9892 unfortunately yes. Tbh it was still a pretty popular show, but the audience was mostly adults. Only Andor set was pretty mid and we never got another while there was a lot of potential for Lego sets. Missed opportunity imho.
i remember when the old set came out and i miss those sets id happily buy both for $80
Sweet video!🔥