Available from these sellers. 58.2 x 8.7 x 37.8 cm ; Shipping Weight: 1.8 Kg Item model number: 4654375 Date first available at Amazon.ca: March 1 2013 #42,485 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) in Toys & Games > Building Toys > Building Sets > Loose Bricks Would you like to give feedback on images or tell us about a lower price? Rescue Han Solo from Jabba the Hutt's desert palace! At Jabba's Palace on Tatooine, Princess Leia is disguised as Boushh as she tries to rescue Chewbacca and carbonite-frozen Han Solo. Can she get past the roof-mounted missiles, defense guns and surveillance equipment to reach them? Or will Jabba and his motley band of followers capture the princess and entrap her beneath Jabba's sliding throne? Includes 9 minifigures: Jabba, Salacious Crumb, Bib Fortuna, Gamorrean Guard, Oola, Han Solo, Princess Leia in Boushh outfit, Chewbacca and B'omarr Monk. What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item?
LEGO Star Wars Kylo Ren's Command Shuttle 75104 Building Kit LEGO Battle on Takodana 75139 LEGO Encounter on Jakku 75148 Building Set LEGO Star Wars Rancor[TM] Pit to see all 175 reviews Featured Stores > Star Wars Toys & Games > Building Toys > Building Sets > Loose Bricks New (52) from $119.99 + $5.99 shipping LEGO Star Wars Rancor Pit 75005 (Discontinued by manufacturer)DetailsLEGO Star Wars 9516 Jabba's Palace (Discontinued by manufacturer) FREE Shipping. DetailsLEGO Star Wars Jabbas Sail Barge 75020 (Discontinued by manufacturer) FREE Shipping. Build a famous scene from Star Wars™: Episode VI Return of the Jedi™ with this stackable set! Jedi Master Luke Skywalker is trapped in the Rancor™ Pit beneath Jabba the Hutt’s Palace and must escape. Look for a way out before the gate lifts and the mighty rancor makes an entrance! Battle the rancor with the bone before he eats the Gammorrean guard. Then, find the hidden compartment with a secret key or drop the gate on the space beast before it’s too late!
Combine with LEGO® Star Wars LEG-9516L Jabba’s Palace for a stackable scene with a trapdoor into the Rancor Pit! Includes rancor, skeleton and 3 minifigures: Luke Skywalker, Malakili and Gammorrean Guard.Combine with LEGO® Star Wars 9516 Jabba’s Palace for a stackable scene with a trapdoor into the Rancor Pit! 2.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) #89,788 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) 5 star76%4 star17%3 star5%2 star1%1 star1%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsRancor pit, Lego 75005A decent set, fun minifigs, but a very basic build.Great LEGO Set for a 6 Year-Old!Finally a LEGO Rancor!Good, except the Rancor doesn't stand well without a standlets go rancor!!!!!!!!!lego star wars rancor pit See and discover other items: lego world war 2, lego black friday, lego sales and dealsFIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISStar Wars™Help Luke escape the clutches of the mighty rancor!Have you ever wanted to immerse yourself in a magazine choc-full of cool LEGO stuff?
If you are an avid LEGO-fan you have probably heard of the LEGO Club before. With over 4 million members all around the globe, the LEGO Club is one of the biggest and most popular children’s member clubs in the world. The LEGO Club’s official mission-statement is “to entertain, connect and above all else to inspire the builders of tomorrow by helping them develop their creativity and imagination”. The LEGO Club is free to join for LEGO-fans of all ages (yep, that means adults too!). When you join the LEGO Club, you can subscribe to the LEGO Club Magazine, and you also get access to the LEGO Club website, which is mostly geared towards kids, but it is fun to check out for adults as well. Back to the LEGO Club Magazine, it is free in most countries. It is mailed to your home six times a year in the USA (January, March, May, July, September, and November). In Canada, the magazine will be mailed to your home five times a year (January, April, July, September, and November). I
n Australia and New Zealand membership isn’t free and they only get the magazine four times a year. (So sorry for our friends down under!) If you don’t want the magazine mailed to you, you can also read the USA and Canadian versions online. The LEGO Club Magazine has two versions. First, there is LEGO Club Jr. for ages 6 and under. It is an easy-to-read and fully-illustrated magazine full of fun stories, challenges, comic adventures, puzzles, and activities designed to inspire, entertain and stimulate young children’s creativity. It is a bit too simple for older kids and adults, so I wouldn’t recommend subscribing if you are over the recommended age. But for younger kids it’s fun! The regular version of the LEGO Club Magazine is for ages 7 and up, packs every issue full of LEGO news and behind-the-bricks interviews, comic adventures, games and puzzles, building-challenges and contests, cool creations built by LEGO fans, as well as sneak-peeks at the latest LEGO sets and LEGO themes.
One section of the LEGO Club Magazine that I really enjoy is Cool Creations. In every issue the magazine features 10 or so creations made by young LEGO fans. I really enjoy looking at this part because it shows things that other LEGO-maniacs have made. And the best part about the Cool Creations section is that you might get your very own LEGO creation featured if you mail in pictures and information to the magazine! You can also see many more LEGO creations online at the Cool Creation section of the LEGO Club website. Another part of the magazine that I have fun with is the comics. In every issue there is a new comic about LEGO Star Wars. They can be really funny. Sometimes the magazine also features other comics from different LEGO themes, but you can always look forward to at least a LEGO Star Wars comic. A lot of times the LEGO Club Magazine will include contests. Most of the time they are building contests where you have to build some new vehicle or something for a certain theme, at other times it will be drawing contests, or just have to answer some questions. T
he great thing about the contests is the prizes! Sometimes LEGO will give away LEGO Gift Cards, LEGO sets or LEGO video-games. I remember one time when one of the prizes included a new Xbox 360! 🙄 And there are many other features of the LEGO Club Magazine I haven’t gone into, but the point is that magazine is really fun, and you can spend quite a bit of enjoyable time flipping through it. I would highly recommend it to older kids, teens and even adults. If you would like to sign up you can go to the LEGO Club Magazine Subscription page. If you already subscribed to the LEGO Club Magazine feel free to share how you like it and which is your favorite section! And if you haven’t subscribed yet and you have some questions don’t be shy to ask! 😉 Also, I’m a TFOL (Teen-Fan-of-LEGO) and this is my second article here. I hope you enjoyed it! If you like, you can check out my previous post, LEGO Minifigures are More Than Little People. Fee And if you like LEGO and reading, you might want to head over to the LEGO Books section, or select from some of the highlighted posts: