LEGO Star Wars 8038 The Battle of Endor

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New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . This version comes with a knob behind the cockpit to move its legs, just by alternating clockwise and anti-clockwise on the knob.

Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). Since I am still on color, I want to mention that the color representation in the 2 instruction booklets can be misleading at times. The bearded rebel is new, the one without facial hair is a recycled Starkiller from 7672 Rogue Shadow. Upload an Image in the specific color if you have one and the one in the above listing is not available.It is among one of the more rare and limited edition sets from the 10 year anniversary of Lego Star Wars and makes a fine addition to any collector, new or veteran. but its main attraction is the 'walking' feature which is done by turning a knob on the back back and forth. If you also possess the 2 Ewok Attack sets (released in 2002 and 2011), you may consider combining them with this set too to beef up the Ewok community. It could be said that this set is an update of all the sets that were released representation the Battle of Endor. Imperial officers, C-3PO, another Navy, maybe some Stormtroopers (but that can be forgiven if we get new imperial BPs in 2010).

As one may see, depressing the dish on top forces out the shock absorber, which pushes out the panels.There are quite a fair bit of details printed on both sides of her torso, including a utility belt, scarf around her neck and camouflaged designs to blend into the environment. Many versions of the AT-ST have been released over the years by LEGO, and never once am I disappointed with the design of the chicken leg-esque balancing act.

The figs are wonderful, the bunker doesn't look too bad, and we get two speeder bikes and the AT-ST, which is much, much better than the 2007 version- I never bought it since it just didn't seem right. Also the bunker could have been better with a normal brick wall and a sticker of the death star or Han in AT-ST driver . His grey body also sets him apart from his 2 other junior Ewoks, Paploo and Wicket, who are predominantly brown in color. To make it more impressive, the AT-ST is a top-heavy vehicle and that makes balancing even more challenging.As there are so many elements and minifigs in this set, I will break them down into individual elements to review on, ending with the massive 12 minifigs that come with this set. There are three different distributions of parts in this set: bags one (the catapult, minifigures, glider, and speederbikes), bags two (the AT-ST), and bags three (the bunker).

While the frown-faced commando looks generic, I did manage to locate his counterpart in the movie scene. In the movie, Paploo was responsible for dislodging the Biker Scout Trooper from his bike and Wicket was the mastermind behind flying the glider. It seems I really need this set now: Rebel soldiers (everyone needs target practice), Scouts and a walking AT-ST.My only problems are with the Speederbikes which were better in the 7676 Gunship and with the AT-ST legs. I was very careful not to tear open the perforated lines when opening the box, but that makes accessing the bricks really difficult. Packed with 12 minifigures: Han Solo, Princess Leia, Chewbacca, R2-D2 (classic deco), 2 Rebel commandos, 2 scout troopers, Death Star Trooper, and 3 Ewoks!