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5 star68%4 star12%3 star5%2 star8%1 star7%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsFake LEGO minifigureHe said it looked like lines, it did not look like his faceI liked this guyBaffled non-LEGO hunter/gatherer...Returned.lego darthTiny VaderThe price was too high, but when your grandson ... See and discover other items: cheap action figures setExactly two weeks ago, the highly-anticipated Star Wars spin-off Rogue One hit theaters, which more than lived up to the hype, both critically and commercially. This sci-fi adventure introduced a number of new characters into the Star Wars canon, but there were also a few familiar faces surfacing as well, including the iconic Darth Vader. While fans keep returning to theaters to see Rogue One over and over again, a new video has surfaced featuring Darth Vader's epic scene, recreated completely with LEGOS, while another video goes the 16-bit route. If you still haven't Rogue One yet, there will be SPOILERS below, so read on at your own riskThis epic two-minute video comes from YouTube user Lego Man, who painstakingly recreated this action-packed scene completely with LEGO bricks.
This scene in question takes place towards the end of the film, where a number of Rebel soldiers are trying to escape, before being trapped by the powerful Darth Vader. Lord Vader goes on an epic killing spree of immense proportions, as he tries to stop the Death Star plans from getting out. While the video is just two minutes long, it gives fans a different look at one of the most talked-about scenes in the movie.Another YouTuber, Mr. Sunday Movies, has taken a different approach, giving fans a look at how this scene might be portrayed in a 16-bit video game. The one-minute video approaches this scene as if it were a side-scrolling video game, with the powerful Lord Vader easily deflecting the Rebel soldiers' laser blasts with his lightsaber. While this second video is shorter, it is still just as impressive as the first, giving fans new material to pass the time with before seeing Rogue One in theaters for repeat viewings. While fans didn't get to see a lot of Darth Vader in this movie, it seems we almost saw him in ways we had never seen him before.
Just a few days after Rogue One hit theaters, new concept art surfaced featuring Darth Vader fully submerged in a bacta tank, with none of his cybernetic limbs attached. In the finished film, Darth Vader is just briefly seen in the bacta tank, with two red-cloaked Imperial guards standing watch, along with his caretaker Vaneé. Vader then suits up and has a brief discussion with Krennic, where Lord Vader tells him to get back on task. When Krennic demands to receive the credit he deserves, he instead is put on the receiving end of a force choke, before Vader leaves the room.Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is set before the events of A New Hope and after the final prequel Revenge of the Sith, which is when we last saw the powerful Lord Vader so vulnerable. Toward the end of that 2005 movie, we saw droids attaching his cybernetic limbs and repairing his charred flesh. There had been rumors that, after the events of Revenge of the Sith, Darth Vader did not eat or drink, which meant he would need something like a bacta tank, which would sustain his life.
The concept art showed that Vader has a feeding tube in his mouth, and other wires connecting to his partially-amputated limbs. Take a look at these innovative videos for a different look at the iconic Darth Vader scene in Rogue One.The Light Up Lightsaber is a lightsaber that can light up by pushing down the minifigure's head. It was most commonly used in the early Revenge of The Sith line sets, but it also used with a Darth Vader minifigure. Unlike other minifigures, some parts of them can't be removed, like the lightsaber because it's attached to the hand and the head.LEGO® Star Wars™ Darth Vader™ Watchproduct_label_list_price_accessibility 0FIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISStar Wars™Connect and build with Darth Vader™!There’s a lot to like about Rogue One, but there’s one scene in particular that stands out in its sheer badassery: the climactic action sequence in which Darth Vader does Darth Vader things to a group of poor, nameless piles of Rebel lightsaber fodder. Impressively enough, a YouTuber appropriately named Lego Man has recreated that very sequence, frame-by-frame and in its entirety, all using Legos.
(A tip of the helmet to THR, who first discovered this gem of a video.) Watch the recreation above—or don’t, if you have yet to see the real deal—and enjoy Lego Man’s other Rogue One recreations here. You can also watch a 16-bit recreation of the scene below, courtesy of John Stratman (via YouTube User Mr. Sunday Movies).LEGO® Star Wars™ Darth Vader Minifigure Clockproduct_label_list_price_accessibility 15 Reviews123451FIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISSpaceStar Wars™Wake up with the dark side of the Force! LEGO® Star Wars ⢠Darth Vader Minifigure Clock Reviews - page 2Earlier this year, LEGO announced that they would be releasing a new wave of LEGO Star Wars Buildable Figures. Although I’m not that into the Contstraction sets, I do love Star Wars and this news raised my interest in these sets. They are separately available for purchase but Toys R Us has a special 2-in-1 Battle Pack (66536) which includes both Luke Skywalker (75110) and Darth Vader (75111). For this review, I’ll be taking a look at one of the most iconic movie characters of all time with Darth Vader.
The TRU Battle Pack has 243 pieces and retails for $49.99 but Darth Vader himself consists of 160 pieces and retails for $29.99. One thing you may notice is the high price for the amount of pieces you get but I feel it’s comparable to what you get with the LEGO BIONICLE sets especially for a licensed theme like Star Wars. The contents of the box includes three un-numbered bags, a bagged cape, and the instruction booklet. As shown on the box, Vader is from Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi where he is dueling Luke Skywalker which you can recreate with this Battle Pack or if you got the figures separately. I’m not that familiar with Constraction sets so I’m not sure where the builds start from but with Vader, the build starts at the torso. At first glance, you probably can’t tell what you’re building until the middle of instructions when the torso is completed and the armor pieces go on. The torso uses a lot of TECHNIC parts to give it the foundation. You can see where the ball joints are at for the arms and legs but you don’t really notice them when the armor pieces are on.
The arms and legs are what you normally see with Constraction sets with the bland skeletal frame. Again you probably won’t see much of that in the final build when the armor goes on. Note that all the armor pieces are printed pieces and not stickers which I appreciate. For the lightsaber, the red blade is exclusive to Vader however there are a couple of other characters that utilize the same hilt. I have a feeling that the hilt will be used in vehicle MOCs in the near future. The blade is made of a soft rubber that is about 90% opaque. You can probably shine a light through it and get a cool glowing effect. Finally, Vader’s cape and head goes on. The cape is attached to the back by the way of a TECHNIC piece to the pins. It is made of a very soft high quality fabric. The head itself is probably my favorite piece of the set. It has a lot of details and very accurate to Vader. It also probably contributes to the higher price point for the set itself since it is a pretty large head piece.
Like with the arms and legs, the head is on a ball joint and he has a fairly wide range of motion. After all of that, does the LEGO Star Wars Darth Vader Buildable Figure (75111) live up to the hype when it was first announced? I feel that it does and no only that, it exceeded my expectations by a long shot. I first saw them displayed at San Diego Comic Con, and that pretty much convinced me to get these sets. Vader has a very close likeness to the movie character although there’s one thing that bugs me about it. You’ll notice that that there are some blue on the arm, body, and leg armor pieces. I’m not sure they’re supposed to represent but I would’ve rather kept it completely black. Other than that, I don’t see many faults with Darth Vader (75111). All the pieces are printed and there are no stickers. The head piece is just awesome itself. He has a ton of articulation with the ball joints so you can get a lot of neat poses as a display piece. The Brick Fan Scoring SummaryDesign Playability Value