I've only recently begun to collect the Star Wars minis and this one is one of my favorites. I like the ratchet wings that keep them at the correct angle compared to some of the other sets like the Imperial Shuttle and the X-Wing.

It's simple, fun and a treat to look at. I recommend it. In fact, I bought 2 so I could give one to my 7 year old nephew is who a huge Lego fan.

This is probably my favorite mini set. Well, one of them. I'm surprised that Lego can come up with these detailed yet small models. It doesn't have really anything special. The wings bend and the flaps on the wings move. But outside of that, nothing. You can pretty much see all it offers in the picture.
Overall, great. I can't get over the accuracy of the model. If you don't want to get the regular Jedi Starfighters, then get this.

Oddly, I got this for free at a local museum. I liked it, of course I never knew what the price of this was. This set is pretty godd, although the wings can become a little flimsy. This set doesn't provide too much trouble, about a 3 minute build for me.

I received this set when I entered a Lego competition a couple of years ago, and I'm impressed.

Pros:
Small, easy to transport
Cheap
Good pieces
Wing flaps(yellow pieces) can move
Sturdy
Great playability, especially with other mini sets.
Fast, easy to build.

There isn't much else to say about this set other than that. Like I said, it's cheap, so if it looks interesting, I'd go ahead and but it, especially if you're into mini sets.

I obtained this as a freebie reward for buying lots of the new Episode III sets from my local Lego store. It is a nice little set and appears to be fiarly accurate from what i can tell - given that the movie is not out yet. My main point of reference is the larger version 7256, but as something nice for nothing it has to rate a maximum score.