They follow the same basic pattern as the bottom wings, but since the studs in relation to the center of the gearbox have now changed directions, there's a little adjustment involved. International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions. The advertisement is very small, and depicts the Battle of Endor, as if you weren't confused enough already about which battle this set is really supposed to be from. This set hasn't been together for too long, but from what I remember of my copies of 7259 and 4502 before I parted them out permanently, the rubber bands get a tiny bit stretched, but not to the point that they need replacing, and that was over a period of 3-4 years, I believe. As Christmas trees are a popular place for toys to be found, Ask Toy Tech offers a brief history and pictures of the Christmas ornament tradition.

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Two Rebel Mechanical tiles complete the printed parts collection, and Leia's hair is seen in the lower right.If you're using this for display and not play you can always just put on four rubber bands and you'd have two extras. Features parts to customize your starfighter as either Luke Skywalker’s Red Five or Wedge’s Red Two X-wing!

That would make this the Red Three X-wing, flown by Biggs Darklighter, who isn't included in the set. There is nothing more left to say on my part other than my personal opinions on the aesthetics of this set, and something so subjective cannot be properly argued. You can see that the newer one has a grey dome as opposed to the older white one, and the details of the dome print have been enlarged.also interesting to note - the 7749 set has the older face, so the older face is on the right in this comparison, but the older minifig as a whole is on the left) There is no difference in torso print here, the only difference in legs is the color, and this set's Han does not come with the hood. It's got all the necessary elements to be both a great introductory set for the budding your or otherwise new fan, while being something that us older fans and parents recognize as a classic Star Wars ship. I refuse to expound more and will just leave it at that, no need for another heated discussion that might mar this review. I'm fairly certain the only time I mentioned your name in this review was the last option the poll, and that doesn't specify whether you're a stickler for accuracy or don't care about it at all.