Great set! One of my favorite covenant sets ever. Practically no faults, even here in 2022.

- ¿Sabes? Pese a ser un set con sus años encima, sigue siendo tan increíble como la primera vez como la primera vez que lo tuve como un regalo. Tiene una muy buena calidad, y un aprecio a Halo por incluir una Hayabusa. Realmente amo este set, y lo recomiendo mucho, sobre todo conservar el manual y observar las ilustraciones de Halo Wars en ella.

I just bought a bundle of old halo sets and realised that I had majority of the pieces. O don't have the box or instructions manual so how can I order the missing pieces?

Imagine looking at the rack of weapons in the UNSC armory about to go to battle against ALIENS with much more advanced tech and coming across a KATANA!!! and saying yes, this... is my weapon. That plasma sword is gonna cut clean thro that katana but ya, good set 5 stars.

FUN FACT: The Hayabusa spartan armor was actually designed to combat the flood that's why each Hayabusa spartan is outfitted with a katana, there's nothing better to cut thro zombie like biomass than a sword.

This was fun to build, and I liked the Elite Ultra figure that came with it. I definitely liked how the Mortar gun opened, but The plasma turret wasn't really remarkable, and they had made several Hayabusa Spartans, so I didn't really care much for an Orange version. I kind of wish they would've included a Vehicle for the Spartan, because fighting a Wraith on foot, let alone a turret, is suicidal. I ended up giving this away to a friend.

This set is (was, at least) a must-have for the figures and the Gauss Cannon alone, although the Wraith looks nice and iconic enough for a 2010 set. If you were to choose between this one and the 2012 version, definitely pick the latter, but I have both of them as well as the 2016 one and I'm really happy with having all three iterations of Wraiths in my collection. (Hmm, Jorge-052 seems to really like this set too...)