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LEGO STAR WARS Rebel U-Wing Fighter (75155) PLUS Bonus LEGO Gift This set used to be a shop display item. Clean and in very good condition. Check photos for your reference. Item as pictured (minifigures not available) Plus receive a bonus Lego gift of LEGO Christmas Decor Set (40646) to add to your collection. Local pickup preferred / Shipping at agreed cost. Message for inquiries for this item or my other items. Condition: Like New Payment Method: EFT, Cash, Paypal Gift or +3% fee Region/State: (QLD) Queensland/Australia By Guest 0 Comments AUD $140 Date: June 30, 20241 yr
This is a buyer’s market item right now, and A$140 is fair to slightly strong, not a steal. Recent used-market references put this set around A$134–A$174 in good condition, with an average near A$145, so this asking price sits close to the middle of the normal used range. It’s also a touch below some broader “complete used” guides that land around A$163 or roughly A$123 depending on the source and condition assumptions.
What makes it worthwhile is the set itself: it’s a solid Rogue One display piece with good minifig pull and enough parts to feel substantial, and retired Star Wars sets like this tend to hold interest with collectors. The like_new condition plus the bonus gift add real value if the bonus is actually relevant and complete. At this price, I’d mainly verify that the model is complete with instructions and figures, since completeness matters more than box presence on a used LEGO buy like this.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
Wing Acoustics is a New Zealand audio company founded in 2004 and based in Auckland. It was developed by Kiwi brothers Mike Palmer and Dave Palmer, both audio engineers and classical musicians, whose work centered on overcoming distortion in conventional loudspeakers.
The brand is known primarily for loudspeakers and proprietary transducer technology, especially its acousticWing driver and Zerø standmount speakers. The available material points to a narrow product focus rather than a broad catalog: I did not find strong evidence of amplifiers, DACs, turntables, headphones, or cables as core Wing Acoustics categories.
In market terms, Wing Acoustics appears to be a niche boutique hi-fi brand with an innovation-led identity rather than a mass-market one. Its positioning emphasizes unusual engineering, low-resonance design, and “pure sound” claims, which places it closer to the high-concept end of the audiophile spectrum than to mainstream mid-tier audio. Because the company is relatively obscure and product coverage is limited, its exact market reach is hard to verify with high confidence.
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