75364 LEGO Star Wars New Republic E-wing vs. Shin Hati’s Starfighter | 2 Amazing Star Wars LEGO Starships in one great set!
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mbines the creative potential of LEGO with the epic storytelling of the "Star Wars" saga. It offers fans of all ages the opportunity to build and interact with iconic starships, characters, and scenes from the franchise. Among its latest offerings is LEGO New Republic E-Wing vs. Shin Hati’s Starfighter (75364) from "Star Wars: Ahsoka," bringing new adventures and characters to life. LEGO 75364 includes meticulously detailed models of the E-Wing and Shin Hati’s Starfighter, along with four minifigures and an Astromech Droid, allowing fans to recreate or reimagine their favourite "Star Wars" moments. Star Wars LEGO continues to inspire with its blend of innovative design and storytelling, inviting LEGO builders, collectors and investors to explore the galaxy in new and exciting ways.
Set Details
Immerse yourself in the "Star Wars: Ahsoka" universe with the LEGO® Star Wars™ 75364, New Republic E-Wing vs. Shin Hati’s Starfighter. This meticulously detailed set brings to life two iconic starships, complete with opening cockpits, stud shooters, and weapon storage, offering an unparalleled building experience. The set includes 5 unique LEGO minifigures of beloved characters including Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati, each with lightsabers, Morgan Elsbeth, Captain Porter with a blaster pistol and a New Republic Astromech Droid, enhancing the creative play possibilities. The E-Wing starfighter boasts additional features like a space for Captain Porter’s droid and retractable landing gear. With 1,056 pieces, builders can enjoy crafting each model's complexities.
Set Details
| Model Name | New Republic E-wing vs. Shin Hati's Starfighter |
| Model Number | 75364 |
| Theme | Star Wars |
| Sub Themes | Ahsoka |
| Pieces | 1056 |
| Minifigures | 5, all unique to this set |
| Launch Date | 01/09/2023 |
| Availability | Retiring Soon |
| Retirement Date | 31/12/2024 |
| RRP | $110 |
Investment Potential
LEGO 75364 is a wonderful looking set from the LEGO Star Wars theme, it comes with 1056 pieces delivering a price per brick of 10c, which in itself is ok, but looks very cheap when you consider that 5 unique minifigures with a value of $65 are also included.
| Launch RRP | 110 |
| 5th Year Value | $179 |
| Theme Growth | 11% |
| Sub Theme Growth | 0% |
Theme Analysis
Nearly 25 years, nearly 1,000 sets, LEGO Star Wars is an institution of its own and a must for LEGO investors with its continued strong performance providing average annualised growth of 12%. This improves even greater if we look at the sets retired in the last year or two to nearer 20%.
We have looked at sets at a similar pricepoint including LEGO Star Wars Y-wing Attack Starfighter (10134) which has seen over 600% growth since retiring in 2006 (12% annualised growth) and LEGO Star Wars Republic Attack Gunship (7676) which has seen nearly 500% growth since retiring in 2010 (14% annualised growth).
| Set Number | Set Name | Retired Date | RRP | Current Value | Total Growth | Annualised Growth |
| 10134 | Y-wing Attack Starfighter | 31/07/2006 | $120 | $806 | 572% | 11% |
| 75187 | BB-8 | 31/07/2019 | $100 | $185 | 85% | 13% |
| 75191 | Jedi Starfighter with Hyperdrive | 31/12/2018 | $100 | $398 | 298% | 27% |
| 7676 | Republic Attack Gunship | 30/06/2010 | $120 | $731 | 509% | 14% |
Conclusion
A great LEGO Star Wars investment, the theme returns annualised growth of 12% long term and nearer 20% for recently retired sets, LEGO 75364 is due to retire this year. The sets value is underpinned by the 5 unique minifigures which account for over 50% of the RRP.
And even better if you’re in the UK, it can be bought on Amazon for £75, a 21% discount!
Author: Tom Reynolds
Tom spent over a decade in logistics and supply chain management, giving him a natural interest in how products move through markets. His AFOL journey began when he bought a Star Wars set “for his nephew” and ended up building it himself. Hooked instantly, Tom now focuses on Star Wars, UCS models, and large-scale sci-fi builds. He loves the intersection of fandom and investment, analysing how licensing, nostalgia, and design complexity drive long-term value.
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