The helmet of the right one is my favourite part here, but the pattern on the torso is also very nice. Instead of the floor spanning the entire circle, it only spans three-fourths, with one fourth being simply a long, angled connection, making the room taller.

White it doesn’t come with any minifigures for play, this set is a true collector’s item and a great focal piece for any Star Wars fan.On one of them is a large cone with transparent green parts at the top which prevents the door of the trash compactor from sliding out of the set. and is extremely detailed right down to a Buildable Tantive IV that attaches to the front for display, and two Minifigures including an Imperial Officer and an Imperial Crew Member. The characters included in this set are Han Solo, TFA Han Solo, Rey, Finn, BB8, Chewbacca, Princess Leia, C-3PO, two buildable Porgs, and a buildable Mynock. May the 4th, or Star Wars Day, has always been a celebratory day in the LEGO Star Wars theme, and LEGO has released a gift-with-purchase to commemorate the day ever since 2011, from minifigures to dioramas.

Funnily enough these were exacy the same mistakes I made when building it, only finding the problem when I found I was left with too few trans orange pieces for the elevator. And finally, the cute details that remind us of the films' cherished scenes include a jail cell with a breakaway wall, a rotating seat for Palpatine and a control room with buttons and levers.With a whopping 4016 pieces, this kit provides hours of building fun and is sure to impress any Star Wars enthusiast. The set's figures, like the Emperor and multiple Luke minifigures, also makes it possible to recreate scenes from multiple Star Wars movies for hours of imaginative play. Although the real Mos Eisley Cantina may be a shady place, this set will be sure to add some delightful whimsy to your home. Melding LEGO and Technic in the most ingenious ways, the build is especially challenging but rewarding, especially when you see the functions in action!

If you're looking for something flashy yet much cheaper, the AT-AT (75288) set is what you're looking for. Features a superlaser control room, Imperial conference chamber, hangar bay with moving launch rack and detachable TIE Advanced with space for Lord Vader inside, Emperor Palpatine’s throne room, Droid maintenance room, detention block, trash compactor, tractor beam, cargo area, turbo laser with spring-loaded shooters and seats for the 2 Death Star gunners, and 2 movable turbo laser towers. The collection and use of this information is subject to the privacy policy located here: https://rakutenadvertising.I enjoyed reading this review very much, and it's pretty informative for most of us here whom wants to know more about Death Star's playing features. While it may not come with a squad, it still has two exclusive pilots and the requisite General Veers. The TIE Fighter is easy to construct with 65 pieces, but the Death Star itself is even more basic by comparison. But, there are a lot of neat inclusions in the 665-piece design, including blaster guns and precisely placed greebles.

A: The Death Star Lego set is recommended for ages 16 and up due to the complexity of the build and the amount of small pieces. Perhaps some fans would’ve preferred a new, exclusive minifigure like last year’s Aunt Beru – and I can’t say I fully disagree – but this set as a whole is a great model that should more than satisfy fans this year, especially if you’re planning to pick up any of the new Star Wars releases like 75355 UCS X-Wing Starfighter, 75352 Emperor’s Throne Room, 75353 Endor Speeder Chase or 75356 Executor Super Star Destroyer. There is also a ladder leading up to a control area with some computer screens, and a gear which opens a sliding blast door. Stormtroopers are very often in the Star Wars franchise, and they definitely deserved a better look.

There is a huge rumour from a galaxy far far away that LEGO will be releasing an 11,000 piece LEGO Star Wars Death Star some time this year. The 10188 Death Star was a brilliant base to build from, but in 2016 LEGO came out with a brand-new iteration which was made up of a staggering 4016 pieces. He got wavy hair instead of classic LEGO male hair, and his iconic jacket is much better shown on his torso part. I wholeheartedly agree with you about the problems with the instructions: much too dark to properly see the difference between several colors. The LEGO Star Wars Death Star Trash Compactor Diorama 75339 Building Kit is an excellent addition to any Star Wars or LEGO collection.