This is the massive $250 'Star Wars' Lego set every fan will want This year, Lego will release 25 new "Star Wars" sets. I checked out a large collection of them recently at New York Toy Fair. Not only will the new sets reimagine scenes from "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," but a few of the sets will also bring a few iconic scenes from the original "Star Wars" trilogy to life. One of the coolest — and most expensive — sets that will be released May 1 will be a giant re-creation of the snowy Hoth Echo Base from "Star Wars: Episode V — The Empire Strikes Back." Lego shared a bunch of images from the upcoming "Assault on Hoth" set with Tech Insider. Keep reading to see what comes inside it. The "Assault on Hoth" set will be available May 1. It retails for $250 and comes with 2,144 pieces. Here's how everything in the full set looks out of the box. It comes with 14 minifigures ranging from Wedge Antilles, Wes Janson, Luke Skywalker, and Han Solo to five Rebel troopers, two snowtroopers, K-3P0, and R3-A2.
Here are a few other images up close. The trench area has a laser turret with shooters. The set also comes with a wampa and lets fans recreate Luke Skywalker's iconic run-in with the snow beast. And, yes, in case you're wondering, the wampa's arm does detach. Wedge Antilles comes with his own ship. Here's one last look at the set out in May. This isn't Lego's most expensive "Star Wars" set. Previously, it released the Jawa Sandcrawler vehicle from "Star Wars: Episode IV" in a 3,296-piece $300 set. You can buy the Sandcrawler set here. And don't forget this $400 Death Star set. The Death Star Lego set is currently sold out. Get the Slide Deck from Henry Blodget's IGNITION Presentation on the Future of Digital Read Business Insider On The Go Available on iOS or Android See All Jobs » Thanks to our partnersLEGOLAND Amusement Park for kids Family Fun Playground Park Children Play Center Part 2 Watch LegoLand Part 1 here: https://youtu.be/lLpCWsZNCQ4?list=PLasCX3wfxLR0fX5E3lWKSjts8rYVrmc-n
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It's a little tricky to set up, but once you get the Death Star positioned correctly over its base, it floats in the air thanks to well-placed magnets and a little help from 'The Force.'First up is the Death Star levitating speaker - and it's no moon.It's a $180 wireless speaker shaped like the Death Star from 'Star Wars.'It's a little tricky to set up, but once you get the Death Star positioned correctly over its base, it floats in the air thanks to well-placed magnets and a little help from the Force. The Death Star rotates with a tap. The sound quality is pretty good, and the rechargeable battery will give you five hours of sound.Just keep it away from rebel fighter pilots. It's a $180 wireless speaker shaped like the Death Star from 'Star Wars.' ShopNext up is something a little closer to home - It's a Faraday cage for your, um, crown jewels.Silver fibers woven into Spartan's boxer briefs are designed to block radiation from electronics. In this Nov. 10, 2016, photo, Arthur Menard, co-founder and CEO of Spartan Underwear, models a pair of his company's Spartan Boxer Briefs at CES Unveiled, in New York.
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