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I must say, I love that bothan!(?) The jedi and the Twi'lek don't look like much. Everything except the mouthpiece looks awesome on the stormtrooper, I'm definitely going to pick up a few.
Netflix is going to be the exclusive online streaming content provider for most of Disney's shows it looks like.
I would not expect, though I would love, new sets based on the CW since the future is Rebels. They have a lot of material to draw from: last night I was watching The Gathering" episodes from season 5 with my kids and there are some nice sets that could be made and figures that could be added to the Lego SW family...
Yeah I know: I try to avoid the sites that are breaking copyright laws, just my preference. I will probably just pay Netflix for that 3 or so months that the series will run. I have the complete 5 season set on Blu-ray so I don't need to stream any of that.
The rear parts of the snowspeeder guns are improved, those B-wing minifigs look great, although I have no interest in the system set with a UCS version on the shelf. The look of the ISD is also great for a non-UCS.
I don't think there is a single OT SW set there I wouldn't consider buying. Not liking the "sad" Stormtroopers from Rebels though.
officers look to have have new cap molds and what looks like new torso printing on Vadar.
Another neat thing about the Cantina is that it can function as a diorama to display minifigs. As much as people love Jabba's Palace it really was nothing more than a rehash of the Cantina complete with weird aliens, a band etc. Actually Return of the Jedi is pretty much a rehash of the first two films. The Lego version of Jabba's Palace didn't do much for me. It was more like Jabba's Studio Apartment.
For me though the original AT-AT #4483 is still by far the best looking, all the others are just so out of proportion.
http://www.jeditemplearchives.com/content/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=13152/
Though this news is about Hasbro and action figures, I'd be surprised if the same doesn't apply to LEGO.
I know the snowspeeder has Luke, Dak, and a snowtrooper.
The B Wing has Cracken and Nunb, but is the pilot actually named or simply listed as "B Wing Pilot?"
Vader's in the Star Destroyer, along with one (or two?) stormies, but who else?
There are several humans in spacesuits with large helmets, which shouldn't be too difficult to MOC. There is also BoShek, in a spacesuit without a helmet, for which the recent A-Wing pilot torso and legs might work (though I'm not sure about the head). There is a Jawa. There is another Rodian, for which you could use a Greedo head with different outfit. There are a couple Trandoshan, for which you could use a Bossk head. There is a Bith that is not part of the band. There are also several "grubby" humans that could be made from Obi-Wan torsos and random head and hair combos.
Stormtrooper (x2)
Imperial Officer
Imperial Navy Trooper
Imperial Crew
Darth Vader
The helmet detailing is the only real way to identify Salm, but it's definitely him.
http://lego.cuusoo.com/ideas/view/1786
http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=50572&st=150#entry1000773
It's done. The model is finished!
Facts:
Minifigscale: 96 cm long, 100.5 cm long (lowered main ramp)
Weight: approximability 20kg
Part count: over 10’000
Powerfunctions: 4 xl motors, 5 m motors, 4 receivers, 4 batterypacks, 22 Lego LED-lights
Powered radio-controlled Functions:
- driving: forward reverse
- stearing
- main ramp: up and down
- crane: up and down, in and out
- conveyer band: forward and reverse
Other features:
fully interior on three floors in the front half of the model and a detailed cockpit (removable roof) second crane in the back of the workshop, lighted smelter.
Building and planning time: 9 month
Thanks to:
- My girlfriend for her comprehension and lovely support.
- CopMike from eurobricks.com, who donated some extremely rare reddish brown parts.
- Derjoe for his inspiration at LEGO Fanwelt 2010.
- The fantastic LEGO community on flickr and eurobricks
Credits to:
- Baronsat for his fantastic Bantha design
- dzine123 for his skeleton
- Turtlebot by Legoloverman
Cuusoo/TLG can do that, as well as the AT-AT, why not have a ultra exclusive limited series? The Ultimate Ultimate UCF!!! I would buy 2-3 of those it may take me a whole year to build but I'll be ready for a larger set like that 2 x a year.