It's all about the characters in the set ...

Our son is, when it comes to the Lego sets, an absolute collective freak. Of course it's fun to build the cars, spaceships or houses together, but once that is done, they are only in the closet. The figures contained but are collected, taken to school, swapped or simply used without fanfare to play.

Basically, I am convinced of Lego as a toy. However, demand in contrast to the past, no more creativity, but on the contrary is more likely to read accuracy in plan and build together.

In addition, the license sets (Star Wars, Marvel & Co.) are quite overpriced, what our son does not prevent to continue exclusively Lego sets to wish for any occasion.

This set in particular can not say much:
* 4 very nice and detailed printed clone warriors, which are indispensable for the readjustment of scenes ;-)
* In just over 5 minutes, the droid is built together.
* Due to the Star Wars license slightly more expensive than comparable 'normal sets'.