Product Description

When the Jedi Knights need to travel across the galaxy fast, they attach their Jedi Starfighters to hyperdrive rings and blast off into hyperspace. Removable Jedi starfighter features retractable landing gear, multi-position wings and an opening cockpit that can seat Obi-Wan Kenobi or the first-ever Kit Fisto minifigure. Hyperdrive ring features flick-launching missiles and opening starfighter connection plates. Get ready to battle the Sith. 575 pieces. Measures 11.34"H x 18.92"W x 2.83"D.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #11378 in Toys & Games
• Brand: LEGO
• Model: 7661
• Released on: 2007-06-01
• Dimensions: 19.00" h x 11.30" w x 2.80" l, 1.95 pounds

Features

• When the Jedi Knights need to travel across the galaxy fast, they attach their Jedi Starfighters to hyperdrive rings and blast off into hyperspace
• Removable Jedi starfighter features retractable landing gear, multi-position wings and an opening cockpit that can seat Obi-Wan Kenobi™ or the first-ever Kit Fisto™ minifigure
• Hyperdrive ring features flick-launching missiles and opening starfighter connection plates - Get ready to battle the Sith!
• Featured in Episode III
• 575 Pieces

From the Manufacturer
LEGO® Star Wars Jedi Starfighter with Hyperdrive Booster Ring (7661) - Blast into hyperspace in the Jedi Starfighter! When Jedi Knights need to cross the galaxy in a hurry, they attach their Jedi Starfighters to hyperdrive booster rings and head into hyperspace! Remove the Jedi Starfighter from the ring and you'll find it has retractable landing gear, multi-position wings and a cockpit that opens. Hyperdrive booster ring features flick-launching missiles and opening starfighter connection plates! Hyperdrive booster ring measures 11.5" (29 cm) wide and 10" (25 cm) tall! Includes Obi-Wan Kenobi™ and the first ever Kit Fisto™ minifigure!

Customer Reviews

A cool rendition of the Jedi Starfighter
This is a great Lego set. The blue and white color combo works nicely on this set. Also, the Jedi Starfighter is very interactive. The cockpit opens, the wings move, the flaps on the wings move, and the landing gears can come down so you can set it on almost any surface. The starfighter also interacts with the Hyperdrive Booster Ring. There are two pieces on the ship that slide into the ring and keeps it balanced in the middle. The booster ring itself is very detailed. In fact, it took hours to build, since every joint is held together by multiple parts. The ring ends up being very sturdy, and you can put in on a flat surface so it can stand on its own. It is sturdy enough to hold the starfighter as well when sitting on a flat surface. Overall, this is a great model, that was fun to build, and is one of the more interactive sets.

However, the Lego figures are not great. First, Obi-wan does not come with a lightsaber, which seems strange, since he has one in every other set. Secondly, the set comes with Kit Fisto. On the box, the figure looks great, with his grin and shinny green head. However, the actual figure is made of rubber, so it is not shinny at all. And his face does not look right when compared to the character on the box, and of course, in the movie. He does however, come with a green lightsaber.

Overall, this is a Lego set worth buying and building, even if the figures are not the best Lego has ever offered.

jedi startfighter and booster ring
This is a very sturdy Lego model. There are pieces on the bottom of the starfighter that hook onto the booster ring and hold it on. Kitt Fisto comes with a light saber and Obi Wan does not but I do not mind. There are connector plates on the booster ring that hold onto the starfighter.
This is a great set and worth the money.

Fun for 7 year old
My son is 7 and this lego set kept him occupied and going. He loved it. He's really proud that he built it. He did get frustrated at times, but had to remind him that it was rated for older kids. I recommend it.