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Today we’re going way back to a galaxy not-so-far away—2014, to be exact—to revisit a beast of a build: the LEGO UCS Sandcrawler, set 75059. This massive, motorless masterpiece is rolling back into the spotlight as I crack open the dusty box and give it a full review, nearly a decade after its release.

Why now, you ask? Because while Jawas might love scavenging junk, this set is anything but. It’s a prime example of how LEGO can take a beloved classic and completely remaster it using modern techniques, updated parts, and a whole lot of smart design. From the incredible detailing on the tread system to the hideaway compartments and epic minifig lineup, this UCS Sandcrawler proves that you can improve a classic without losing its soul.

But here’s the twist—this review isn’t just about nostalgia. With all the buzz (and let’s be honest, some serious drama) surrounding the newly revealed UCS Death Star, we’re at a crossroads. Instead of refining the past, LEGO seems to be charting a new course. The real question is: is this bold new direction a leap forward… or a stumble into a Sarlacc pit?

So join me as I roll back the years and roll out the Sandcrawler. We’ll break down the build, the display presence, the minifigs, and why this set may be the gold standard for how LEGO should handle its most iconic Star Wars vehicles going forward.

Because sometimes, to see where we’re headed, we’ve got to take a closer look at where we’ve been—and this dusty crawler still has a lot to teach us.

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