Here’s Why LEGO® Boba Fett’s Starship Microfighter 75344 Is A Great LEGO® Investment

Let’s cut to the chase here — the Ahsoka TV series dropped, Boba Fett’s had his own Disney+ run, and the Mandalorian-verse keeps expanding. That’s the beauty of Star Wars IP: these characters never go away. This Boba Fett Microfighter 75344 retailed for $9.99 and retired in late 2024. It’s already sitting at around $15 sealed — a clean 50% bump from MSRP with plenty of room to keep climbing. If you stocked up when it was on shelves, you’re sitting pretty.

The Boba Fett minifigure from this set goes for around $10-$15 individually off Amazon. When this set was still on shelves, buying multiples of these microfighters was a no-brainer play to secure Boba Fett minifigs at rock-bottom prices. I went bullish on these sets — bought 30 of them for close to $300 after taxes, shipping, and handling. Now that they’ve retired, the aftermarket is already rewarding the patience. Curious about flipping? Here’s how to sell LEGO® minifigures the right way.

What does this set have in common with the Boba Fett microfighter above? The Ghost (the Star Wars Rebels ship) appeared in a cartoon and in a Disney+ TV series smash hit. Boba Fett appears in “Death Trap” The Clone Wars – Season 2, Episode 20, and tries to kill Mace Windu by disguising himself as a clone. The Ghost started at a retail price of $9.99. Now? It’s sitting around $45 sealed — a roughly 350% return since retirement. Growth has leveled off, but that’s still a massive win for a ten-dollar set. The Boba Fett microfighter is on the same trajectory. If you want to learn more about why LEGO® sets hold and grow their value, that’s a good place to start.

Yup, Boba’s microfighter was a buy. And it still is if you can find one sealed.