Recreate one of the most famous duels in Star Wars history – again and again! Master Qui-Gon has cornered Darth Maul at the power generator on Naboo and needs your help to defeat him! Duel it out with the Lightsabers and if you fall in the generator core – don’t worry, you can activate the catapult to jump back out and get back in the fight! If Maul is too strong, push the lever to open the laser doors so Obi-Wan can join the battle! Who will win this epic duel? Only you can decide! This galactically detailed set features push-activated opening laser doors, a mini-figure catapult function in the generator core and an opening purification chamber with removable 'plasma' element. Includes three mini-figures – can you guess who they are! Packaged: 28 x 20 x 40cm Model name / number Not suitable for children under 3 years More than 10 in stock Standard delivery within 5 working days Collect+ from a local shop from International delivery not available
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41303 Product 1 to 12 of 148 total Equip your kids to build a better world with our lego toys online Since its humble beginnings in the 1930’s, Lego has become a household name, standing for quality and creativity. With plenty of pieces per set and child friendly instructions, you’ll be able to build countless structures and environments.
The only limit is your imagination! Lego is also committed to gender equality, providing lines that suit both boys and girls without delineating between the two. You’ll be able to build a research institute or even create an international city with male and female characters that come with each set from our online lego shop.March 1st, 2017 | LEGO Super Heroes, Marvel Comics, News Latest (and probably last) Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2 Trailer Is it May yet?February 28th, 2017 | LEGO Ideas Announces Next Set Women of NASA It’s Women of NASA by Maia Weinstock. Congratulations to you, Maia. Voltron is still being considered, which is very surprising to me, but I’m hoping against all odds it becomes a reality. Most of the others were too unrealistic in their scope to ever be considered. I mean seriously, they’ve stated what won’t make it and most of the models that were rejected are the exact definitions of what would be considered an auto-disqualification.
The announcement covers the review period from May to September of 2016. via LEGO Ideas blogLEGO Super Heroes, Marvel Comics, Sales News Doctor Strange Retiring Soon, Last Day For Tears and Disco Batman The Target-exclusive Doctor Strange set, 76060 Doctor Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum, has been marked as “Retiring Soon” over at LEGO [email protected] It is currently on back order status, and I am assuming once their back order shipment sells out, that is it. You can also pick it up at Target stores if that floats your boat. The other two Super Hero exclusives, Walmart’s 76056 Batman: Rescue from Ra’s al Ghul and Toys’R’Us’ 76067 Tanker Truck Takedown are still available and have not yet been marked in the same manner. And remember, kids, you can still get the polybag promotional set of Tears of Batman and Disco Batman if you order today, February 28th 2017, before 11:59pm EST. You’ll need to order at $75 worth of merch to get it automatically added to your cart.
You’ll also get free standard shipping. You can pick up the three Star Wars store exclusives easily and get free shipping and free Batman figs all in one go: 75173 Luke’s Landspeeder $19.99 75174 Desert Skiff Escape $29.99 75175 A-Wing Starfighter $39.99LEGO Super Heroes, Marvel Comics, Reviews Review: 76076 Captain America Jet Pursuit To say that I’m a fan of Ms. Marvel is a bit of an understatement. It might seem a bit strange to think that a teenage muslim girl that’s taking up the mantle of a character that was far too often known more for her costume than for all of the cool stories (seriously, Ms. Marvel / Captain Marvel was always a cool character, but since the name change, has just gotten more cool). Kamala Khan is just this wonderful mix of awkwardness, hitting her from all sides: her Muslim heritage and family contrasting with the fact that she is thoroughly American, her deep nerdiness contrasting with wanting to fit in, the whole Peter Parker-esque teenage struggles, and trying to be a new super hero dealing with standing shoulder to shoulder with her idols.
Her series took some of the things that Marvel has always excelled at in its comics… first done by the mix of Peter Parker and later by the real human struggles of people like Tony Stark. She got hit with the Terrigen Cloud (she’s an Inhuman) after sneaking out to go to a party, only to be made fun of by the cool kids. She didn’t know how to control her powers (she’s a polymorph, meaning she can bend around, increase size, and heals a lot… she can even assume other forms, like when she appeared as the original Ms. Marvel in her classic costume). A few issues later, she’s searching for her bad guy in the sewers, and comes across Wolverine for a team up, and she nerds out in a way that I think we can all relate to, because we’d all do the exact same thing in her shoes. This isn’t really a review of her comics, it’s just that reviewing 76076 Captain America Jet Pursuit means that I’m going to have to focus on a set that can only be described using words like “mediocre” and “disappointing” and “wrong.”
Starting at the very premise of the set… Captain America flying a jet. The Captain has been many things in his long life, but pilot is not among them. Sure, he was sitting at the controls of plane thing in First Avenger, but his role in that was to crash it (the vehicles were mostly auto-pilot). He was an Army captain, for crying out loud. The villain is probably someone most people have never heard of; I actually had heard the name, but he looks nothing at all like what you get here. In short, this $19.99, 160 piece set is all about Kamala… and I seriously hope my first impressions are wrong.February 19th, 2017 | LEGO Star Wars, Sales News March Sets Now Available Through LEGO LEGO [email protected] and Brand Retail stores are now carrying most if not all of the March assortment. I listed Star Wars, Marvel Super Heroes and Brickheadz. The Brickheadz are also available but limited to VIP members. Once you sign into your account you should be able to add to your bag.
I didn’t list any Speed Champions because I wasn’t sure if they were new for March 1 or if they were available since January 1. And remember, if you order by February 28th, you can still get the promotional Disco Batman and Tears of Batman two-figure promotional polybag set as ANY LEGO purchase over $75 qualifies; it’s not tied to just The LEGO Batman Movie sets. 75160 U-Wing Microfighter $9.99 75161 TIE Striker Microfighter $9.99 75162 Y-Wing Microfighter $9.99 75163 Krennic’s Imperial Shuttle Microfighter $9.99 75164 Rebel Trooper Battle Pack $14.99 75165 Imperial Trooper Battle Pack $14.99 75168 Yoda’s Jedi Starfighter $24.99 75169 Duel on Naboo $24.99 75170 The Phantom $29.99 75171 Battle on Scarif $49.99 75172 Y-Wing Starfighter $59.99 75523 Scarif Stormtrooper $24.99 75524 Chirrut Îmwe $24.99 75525 Baze Malbus $24.99 76076 Captain America Jet Pursuit $19.99 76078 Hulk vs. Red Hulk $59.99
76079 Ravager Attack $19.99 76080 Ayesha’s Revenge $29.99 76081 The Milano vs. The Abilisk $49.99 41588 The Joker $9.99 41590 Iron Man $9.99 41591 Black Widow $9.99 41592 The Hulk $9.99 Toy Fair 2017 Final Thoughts Now that this year’s Toy Fair is done and some time has passed, I thought I’d give a brief impression of my thoughts for what LEGO has to offer the rest of the year.February 18th, 2017 | LEGO Marvel Super Heroes Videos These are the last couple of videos and they are for Marvel Super Heroes. Ms. Marvel is the one thing I am most excited for out of this theme and, like Nick, will buy at least two copies to make a regular version and arms extendo version. I have a whole video for just her, seen above, but you should see the neat GOTG sets too, seen below, and a bonus video showcasing the new minifigure firing mechanism.LEGO Star Wars, NewsLEGO Star Wars Sets Videos Here are a few more videos. To be honest the Star Wars line feels a little lacking.
It could be because there are four current properties to draw from as well as the Original and Prequel Trilogies as well. That and the focus seems to be promoting the hell out of The LEGO Batman Movie and The LEGO Ninjago Movie. Ah well, at least I got my Quadjumper! Above is 75172 Y Wing Starfighter, the rest of the Star Wars sets are below the fold.News, The LEGO Batman MovieVideos of the LEGO Movie Batman sets in Action These videos wrap up the coverage of LEGO stuff coming out of New York Toy Fair 2017, but wow, looking at the play features for 70917 The Ultimate Batmobile, and this set went from pretty awesome to shut up and take my money for me. That little moment where Robin just pops into the back, behind Batman? That’s a stroke of genius right there. Above is the 70917 The Ultimate Batmobile set, and you can check out the rest of the videos after the click. All of these sets will be available starting June 1, 2017. [Toy Fair 2017] 75167 Bounty Hunter Speeder Bike Battle Pack