Some people would no doubt have preferred to be able to completely close the building to obtain a truly "complete" construction, but I think that the solution used remains a good compromise. The alcoves are covered with independent roof modules and the counter remains visible through the openwork structure that is simply placed on the construction. The solution devised by the designer to allow relatively easy access to the heart of the playset when the Cantina is closed is interesting. The rest of the set doesn't have much to offer in terms of gameplay, other than the ability to position the 21 characters as you see fit and open a few doors. The reference is there, it will please fans and it's always better than nothing. The small mechanism placed under each of the seats in the alcove allows you to tilt one or the other of the characters first, I'm not drawing you a picture. More than a product that would allow to "replay" certain scenes from the first episode of the saga, this Cantina is therefore a static diorama that takes advantage of the possibilities offered by the LEGO concept to offer at least a wink relating to the clash between Han Solo and Greedo. Plan a little over a meter in length if you plan to display the Cantina and the Jawa Shop in the open position. Even if it means keeping the principle used here, the designers could also have moved the fringe of tenons visible at the foot of the alcoves around the counter to have the possibility of leaving several characters plugged in near this central element even in the open position. unfolded.Ī few additional plates would undoubtedly have made it possible not to "break the atmosphere" with a better finished interior. It also lacks anything to avoid ending up with a Cantina whose floor around the counter will be that of the shelf or cabinet on which it is exposed, if you choose to leave it in the semi-open position or completely. We can therefore consider that the possibility of presenting it in the open position or of removing the roof elements are options exclusively for the display of the product. It's also difficult to talk about fun possibilities with this box, I don't see anyone spending even a few minutes "playing" with this Cantina. We alternate between long sequences of stacking beige bricks and a few more entertaining phases during which we tackle the furniture, the two vehicles provided and the accessories.This is the subject of the set that wants that, hard to blame LEGO. We quickly realize that the title " Master Builder Series"ultimately only concerns the quantity of elements to assemble and the set does not have much to offer in terms of construction complexity. Do not look for design prowess here, the set is on this aspect of the level of the usual toys of the LEGO Star Wars range, the gigantism and modularity in addition. And they will not be totally wrong: we find the same assembly techniques down to certain details. 75052 Mos Eisley Winery marketed in 2014. However, this is the first time that LEGO has decided to take the subject a little more seriously and to try to deal with it more exhaustively.Įvil tongues will find that this Cantina reproduction is more or less the result of the assembly of three or four copies of the much more sketchy playset seen in the set. This is not the first version of the Cantina by Mos Eisley marketed by LEGO: three more or less extensive sets have been seen in the manufacturer's catalog since 2004 and the launch of the reference 4501 Mos Eisley Winery, followed in 2014 by the set 75052 Mos Eisley Winery then in 2018 of the set 75205 Mos Eisley Winery. To put it simply, this is more of a luxury playset than a pure exhibition product. Today we are quickly interested in the content of the LEGO Star Wars set 75290 Mos Eisley Winery (3187 pieces - 349.99 €), the second set to be officially stamped with the words " Master Builder Series"after the reference 75222 Betrayal at Cloud City marketed in 2018.
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