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Loved the movie!
You can actually see it several times in the scene we spotted it from the trailer in, plus a mention of a certain character a little earlier!
A certain Character Has Been confirmed for rebels season 3 episode 12 and 13.(Minor spoiler)
& If so why?
Saw The Ghost in the fleet scenes as well as a couple of other Rebels references.
So no, not seamless but a good tie-in none the less.
Connections between Rebels and Rogue One. Some already mentioned here.
http://www.starwars.com/news/the-star-wars-rebels-easter-eggs-and-connections-in-rogue-one
Looking at the Rogue One sets, there are some gems: Krennic's shuttle, U-Wing, Tie Striker, K2...
But Erso constraction was not a good design at all.
Here's to hoping they come out with a second release featuring the supply ship they stole and battlepacks of the rebel troopers and sand / death troopers.
Episode 14 : Warhead
Zeb and Chopper bring a damaged droid found in the Atollon wilderness back to base, only to discover that the droid is a new Imperial probe programmed to spy on and destroy rebels.
Episode 15 : Trials of the Darksaber
To help recruit her people to join the rebels, Sabine reluctantly agrees to learn to wield an ancient Mandalorian weapon but finds the challenge more difficult than expected.
It should also be noted that Forest Whitaker is on the main cast list for both of these episodes. This could just be a cast list carried on from episode 12 and 13 but I believe we could be seeing a lot more of Saw.
Death TROOPERS!
I see Mon Mothma, Bailey Organa, General Dodanna (?) and Commander Sato. Could this be the first rebel council.
Isn't this Ezra's home on Lothal?
Goodbye Chopper?
Any idea who this is? Thought it was Ketsu but the helmet closeup through me.
I'm guessing this is Maul but otherwise unsure of its significance. At first I didn't even notice that person in the background.
Hey there it's Yularen? Now we know why his poly had the rebels logo in 2014 :)
Wow 8 screenshots. Hopefully that gives us something to discuss. Please refrain from discussing anything super spoilery from rogue one, I've seen it but some still haven't but I suppose the movies been out almost 3 weeks so really it should be fair game Right? Maybe @CapnRex101 can enlighten us on brickset spoiler policy if there is one.
Edit: Think I've fixed it for now.
@scoiltreasa Thanks for the info, can't wait for rebels to continue.
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(bit of a rant; but that is only because I am also looking forward to new Lego SW (Rebels) sets, plus being an avid minifig fan and collector)
With regard to the Rebel Lego sets, or rather the minifigs included in them, I really want TLG to stop 'disneyfying' the prints on the stormtrooper helmets, and all the rest of the torso and leg printing. The droopy moustachio grills just look lame! Those Rebel version Storm-Troopers look so crappy next to my 'regular' Lego Storm-Trooper minifigures (which to the contrary look superb), as I am sure at some point Death-Trooper minifigs will also be included in future sets, I hope they will be the same as the ones at present released in sets etc. Lego minifigs are already perfectly cartoony and comical just as they are normally designed by the people in Billund. Trying to make minifigs look like the Disney animation Rebels series style of drawing characters, which itself is based on a 'live-action' universe film franchise, does not add anything to the way these minifigs look, but rather runs the risk of detracting from their usual charm.
Not too bothered by (or actually quite happy with) most other SW-Rebels minifigs, but I wish there would be no difference in the style/design of the prints, such as lines on the torso's denoting fabric creases of clothing. E.g. the two versions of Grand Moff Tarkin in:
#75150
#75159
I like the Tarkin Minifig from #75150, but I would have preferred his torso print with the more 'wavey' lines like the one from the DS. Though that one lacks the printing from the collar of his jacket.
And when are they going to include two colour moulded legs (like Batman) for all minifigs wearing black boots underneath their pants!?!
Maybe this is just me nitpicking, but I am curious to know if other SW-Rebel Lego fans agree with me on this?ps.
One last thing! Battle packs: TLG should start including regular SW blasters next to those stud-poppers, as I don't see them dropping those from these sets! What is the big deal? Just include four more elements in all those sets! I don't care for the stud-poopers. I know most adult fans don't, but neither do some kids who without me telling them my opinion (and thus possibly steering/manipulating their views) expressed they liked the 'normal' blasters better too, as they look 'cooler'.
I prefer the Jakob Liesenfeld-designed Stormtrooper minifigures too, but I do appreciate what TLG were trying to do with the Rebels-style Stormtrooper minifigures.
I didn't notice the death troopers next to thrawn in the original trailer, glad you screenshotted that. I also noticed Sabine fighting the red mandalorian imperial sympathizer guy (who's name I forgot if it wasn't apparent enough) when she had Ezra's lightsaber and the other guy had her darksaber which I thought was interesting.
On the subject of A-wings, I'm actually quite tempted #75175 (even though it's not a Rebels set), just not at 12.6p per piece! And even then the piece count is bumped-up with some ground equipment that I wouldn't want to display. I hope that's not something that's going to be commonplace in future sets. #75150 is a nice set, but Vader's TIE Advanced is too similar to #75082 which I already have.
So I got 40% off the sets. It did help last year there was a fire in the back warehouse at a smyths near me which had a full 40% off on top of any other discounts due to possible smoke damage. That's how I bought 550 euro worth of lego in one day for 246 euro!
I can assure you that Vader's Tie Fighter Advanced x1 looks quite distinct from the (Rebels) Tie Advanced v1 fighter.
(Though applying them to the A-Wing from #75150 is a must)
Vader's custom Tie also has a very large dish shaped wing as an integral part of its main fuselage behind the cockpit, contrary to most other Tie models, which characteristically consist of just a pod with pilons that attach to wings/solar-panels.
B.t.w. Darth Vader's Tie is just as wide as #75101 First order Special Forces (two seater) Tie-Fighter, yet much more compact nonetheless due to its folded wings.
True, but from the front they're quite similar. Vader appears to have extended out the back to house his ego...
Yes they are, still of the two (not just because of the films) I think Vader's 'x1' is aesthetically both in Lego as well as the SW films/cartoons the best looking of the two, next to also being (in the fictional universe) the technically superior one of these two fighter-craft.
I like the 'v1' a lot too, though it would have been nice if the designer of this set somehow could have made the wings more curved (crescent shaped) like in the cartoon. I Think it can be done, though I do not have the parts needed to modify/redesign the wings, and I am not sure they would be sturdy enough.
I do not know how many piece each ship has, but I checked the construction manual for you, and both booklets (one for each ship) take 91 steps to build each ship, though Vader's ship (not counting the ad's in the back of the booklet and parts overview) build is spread out over 55 pages, where as the A-wing booklet (booklet nr.1) is 47 pages.
The weight of the ships are (minifigs included):
A-wing: 252 grams
Tie Advanced x1: 404 grams
I think the best thing for you to do is see if you can download the building instructions for the set from the Lego website. Then you can see for yourself how many pieces, and what kind of elements you need for the A-wing.
(to entice xwingpilot to just buy the whole damned good set)
;-P
You can probably get #75150 still below RRP somewhere here or there!?!
ps.
The other two minifigs (on the right) are from that B-wing, which is set #75050
Always happy to look at more photos of a Star Wars collection :-)