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With over 4,000 pieces, this fantastic model has a galaxy of intricate and authentic environments, including a superlaser control room, Imperial conference chamber, hangar bay with moving launch rack and Lord Vader's TIE Advanced with space for Vader inside, Emperor Palpatine's throne room, Droid maintenance room, detention block, trash compactor, tractor beam, cargo area, turbo laser with spring-loaded shooters and seats for the two Death Star Gunners, and two movable turbo laser towers. This fantastic set also includes 23 iconic minifigures and two Droids to ensure hours of Star Wars battle fun. LEGO Star Wars Death Star 75159: Includes 23 minifigures: Grand Moff Tarkin, Darth Vader, Emperor Palpatine, Imperial Navy Officer, Imperial Officer, 2 Stormtroopers, 2 Death Star Troopers, 2 Emperor's Royal Guards, 2 Death Star Gunners, Death Star Droid, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Chewbacca, Princess Leia, C-3PO, Han Solo, Han Solo (disguise), Luke Skywalker (Tatooine), Luke Skywalker (disguise) and Luke Skywalker (final duel), plus R2-D2
, an Imperial Astromech and a Dianoga trash compactor monster Features a superlaser control room, Imperial conference chamber, hangar bay with moving launch rack and detachable TIE Advanced with space for Lord Vader inside, Emperor Palpatine's throne room, Droid maintenance room, detention block, trash compactor, tractor beam, cargo area, turbo laser with spring-loaded shooters and seats for the 2 Death Star gunners, and 2 movable turbo laser towers Weapons include 3 Lightsabers, 4 blasters, 3 blaster pistols, 4 blaster rifles, 2 force pikes, 2 Force Lightning elements and a bowcaster Load up and fire the turbo laser's spring-loaded shooters to keep the rebels at bay Maneuver Lord Vader's TIE Advanced into position and prepare for launch Battle the Royal Guard in the throne room and then take on Palpatine himself Help Leia escape from the detention block and swing to safety with Luke across the chasm Will Obi-Wan shut down the tractor beam and help the rebels defeat the Empire? Can you spot the Dianoga trash compactor monster?
Recreate other unforgettable scenes from the classic Star Wars films. The perfect addition to any LEGO Star Wars collection This set offers an age-appropriate building experience for ages 14 and over • Measures over 16" (41 cm) high and 16" (42 cm) wide SpecificationsGenderAge RangeCharacterCountManufacturer Part NumberColorModelThemeBrandNo question have been asked yet. Ask A QuestionReviewsCustomer reviewssee all 32 reviews 6228 Write a reviewShared by Policies & PlansGifting plansPricing policyOnline Price Match.ReturnsReturns Policy. Lego car becomes an avatar for a worm Remember the OpenWorm project, in which researchers reproduced the genome of a nematode worm digitally and made it wiggle around on a screen? If you take the "brain" of that worm and use it to power a robotic car, you end up with researcher Timothy Busbice's WormBot. He mapped the software into a Lego Mindstorms EV3 bot, then trained it to follow sound the way a nematode follows food. When he whistles to "call" the bot, it heads toward him but stops and reverses if it detects an obstacle (using the EV3's sonar) -- even though it was programmed to do none of those things.
In effect, WormBot mimics the behavior of a real nematode with wheels, with very little tuning required -- just the original genome. In fact, geneticists can make live nematodes behave differently by removing certain neurons, and Busbice reproduced the same changes in WormBot by removing the same "neurons" virtually. Unlike a living worm, though, his neural net can't form new connections, and therefore can't learn anything. But he's planning on making new versions that do just that, which may open a certain Pandora's box. If you completely reproduce an organism in digital form, is it alive? Ready or not, we may find out the answer that question soon. From around the web ear iconeye icontext fileV roce 1916 se v dánském Billungu stává mistr tesař Ole Kirk Christiansen majitelem tesařské dílny, která byla otevřena již od roku 1895 a v Billungu se těšila velké vážnosti. Svým zákazníkům nabízí veškerý tesařský servis. Staví domy, vyrábí nábytek a malé doplňky, které nesmí chybět v žádné domácnosti.
Když však jeho dva synové v roce 1924 obdělávají v dílně dřevo, nešťastnou náhodou vypukne v obchodě požár a skoro celý majetek rodiny Christiansenů shoří.Bylo těžké vybudovat tak velkou dílnu znovu a navíc celosvětová ekonomická represe nenabízela žádnou pomoc. Ole Kirk Christiansen se rozhodl zaměřit svou pozornost na malé věci, které mohl vyrábět doma a prodávat je svým zákazníkům. Tím vznikly první dřevěné hračky, které ale nešly hned na odbyt. Dřevěná prasátka, jezdící modely aut i tahací kačenky. Vše bylo možné vyrobit i na přání. Přesto rodina díky krizi moc peněz nevydělala. Ole Kirk často hračky měnil rovnou za jídlo pro rodinu.V roce 1934 zakládá hračkářkou firmu a vyhlašuje soutěž o nejlepší název. Název se překládá buď jako „dobře se hraje“ (z dánského leg godt) či „dobře pasující, padnoucí“. Vše se obrací a rodina začíná prosperovat. Největší úspěch však nastává po druhé světové válce, kdy firma LEGO získává informace o anglickém patentu stavebnice, která využívá kostiček, které do sebe zapadnout jako klíč do zámku.