LEGO Star Wars Death Star 75159 Death Star 4016 Parts

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Couple it with the Millennium Falcon (75257) for an excellent display of Star Wars sets on your shelves. 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. For both play and display, the cantina includes several mini-scenes from the movie that you can relive yourself. You did seem to have better luck (or maybe worse, depending on how you look at it) with the leftover pieces: I am still wondering where a 1x10 dark bley plate and a 1x4 light bley plate have to go.

The top and bottom halves are actually the same build with the bottom section attached upside-down, but at this scale it’s not noticeable and this whole section looks pretty good. This version of the Devastator (Imperial ship names aim to intimidate) is way more than just a big grey triangle. Her recognisable hair is made by the different mold, and I think that this one is more accurate to the character’s hair.With more than 4,700 LEGO pieces, this is a challenging build that you can feel proud of when you’re all done.

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. Reenact amazing scenes from the Star Wars saga with the Empire’s ultimate planet-zapping weapon—the Death Star! Interrogation Droid was on screen for only a few seconds, but it was enough to ensure a figure status in both LEGO Death Star sets. The finished product is an impressive replica of the Death Star space station, which can be used for play or display. The details and design of the Death Star II are impressively accurate, making it a great addition to any LEGO or Star Wars collection.Since the Death Star is more of a playset and less of a model there are more ‘big’ pieces and not as much Technic pins and little parts. Some structures from the galaxy far, far away are a lot more complex to adapt into the world of plastic than others.