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It's a great film by the way, for those of you who haven't seen it yet! :)
I'm seeing TLJ this afternoon and I'm glad the Heavy Scout Walker isn't going to make an appearance - the LEGO set looks terrible!
I thought it would be a set from the latest SW instalment ep.8
I saw The Last Jedi last night (and BTW I really enjoyed it!), but I did not see this modified T-47 speeder in it either (just like #75177). This set isn't released in Europe yet (1/1/2018). It is in North America, so on brickset it is now labelled as a SW 2017 set. Anyway I have no idea if this set is even from the new film or perhaps that console game 'Battlefront I/II'?!
Given that it also includes a moisture vaporator I really am at a loss as to which scene on what planet from that galaxy far far away this set is supposed to be a rendition of? Tatooine or Jakku perhaps? Galen Erso had vaporators on his farm on Lah'mu too, indicating that vaporators are devices in the SW universe that are used not only in arid climates. Or is it from that +/- 40 minutes of footage Rian Johnson had to cut out in the editing room for ep.8?!
http://www.rebelscum.com/story/front/LEGO_75204_Sandspeeder_Substantiated_176297.asp
It's a Kenner invention from 1984...
Wooot!?!
Kenner produced created an orange snow sand speeder?! Seems to be the same colour as the Kenner Bespin Twin Pod Cloud Car.
I was hoping it was just the big sets for the first TLJ wave, since the Resistance Bomber especially was pretty insanely priced... but it looks like are continuing the trend :\
I watched TLJ last night, and it's a vast improvement on Episode VII! It has an interesting storyline, with a few twists, and there's a good amount of humour.
I'm surprised to say that the Porgs are brilliant - I'd expected them to be the equivalent of Ewoks, but they really added to it. TLG did a good job of converting the main elements of the film into sets, but there's still lots of material that could be tapped into.
Have you been able to get your hands on one?
Jang's over the top review on this is unbalanced, and does the set a disservice. Buy it for your kids, I bet they will love it. Just my 2 cents.
The set became even less appealing for me when I saw its UK retail price of £54.99 in Toys R Us this evening! Of course, Toys R Us sometimes increases the price of sets a little but even £49.99 or £44.99 would seem an awful lot from my point of view.
the new STTLJ Cross section book shows the AT-HH, which would be a behemoth of a Lego set BTW.
The Star Wars set are the bulk of my collecting, but I've found myself holding back on them lately. Most of the time I'm okay buying some of the larger sets in a wave at full price, but the TLJ sets were just all ridiculously priced. I am really hoping it doesn't flow over into the the other one wave licensed sets like the new Jurassic World or whatever ones. Not holding my breath though, as the City Jungle sets looked like they might be following the same pricing strategy, especially with concerns to the bigger sets. (I know some of their high price was due at least in part to pieces like the airplane fronts, but even then they were expensive...)
When do you think we'll get a crispy-cranium Greedo?
not looking forward to selling this on ebay!!!!!
overall, I think it's the worst star wars wave in years, poor sets and overpriced, but at least that means I may save money.
I saw the RO AT-ST on sale for €25 some months ago. Regret not buying it then.