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Hover-HeavenName: Caleb Age: 11 View Kid Creations Set number: 6237 Title: Pirates Plunder View Pirates Plunder These are the instructions for building the LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon that was released in 2011. Download These Instructions as PDF: BI 3009/80+4 7965 V 29/39 1/2 [16.8 Mb] BI 3009/76+4 7965 V 29 2/2 [16.79 Mb] BI 3009/76+4 7965 V 39 2/2 [16.79 Mb] View which pieces you need to build this setLego BirdiesBird LoverBird SeriesTom PoulsomPoulsom LegoFeathered FriendsDesign Business100 LegoPlastic BricksForwardbbirds2- okay, so it's a product to be, still awesome. If you would like to appear to be from a different country - e.g. to change the displayed currencies - select a country from below.This past Saturday, LEGO Brand Stores held a special event for LEGO Users Group (LUG) members for the start of the May the 4th shopping event. Members of various LUGs around the world were invited to the event at their local LEGO Store and there were some LEGO Star Wars exclusives for the event including an Assault on Hoth art poster as well as the Escape the Space Slug set.
The 161 piece set was obtained by spending $150 on LEGO Star Wars sets and I believe they were limited to 28 per store. The box is similar to the exclusive ones that are sold at various conventions like San Diego Comic Con. The Escape the Space Slug set is based on the scene in Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back where Han Solo and the rest of the crew escaped during the Battle of Hoth and went into hiding on the maw of the exogorth. This particular set shows a small diorama of the scene after the Millennium Falcon flew out of the space slug’s mouth. This set is actually the first time that LEGO has created the Space Slug so that’s pretty neat. Although there are no new or rare pieces so if you have the correct parts, you can build your own. My friend Joey, who also went to his LUG event, was nice enough to send over a PDF copy of the instructions for me to share so you can download it here. The file is about 14mb so it’s not as big as I thought. You can also try to get it on eBay but be prepared to spend at least $250 on it as of this post.
Before you can vote for cool new LEGO sets, or submit your own you'll need to sign in with or register for a LEGO ID: You're currently signed in to LEGO ID as . Would you like to sign in to LEGO Ideas with this LEGO ID? LEGO Ideas is designed for older builders. We’re sorry, but based on the birth date we have on file for you, this means we can't let you have an account here. Create and Share Galleries as a place to share your models with other LEGO builders like you. Are you sure you want to log out of LEGO Ideas? Official LEGO Comments 1BB-8 can now pose! I have now updated the model. The model now consists of 261 parts. As you can see in this photo the internal structure now makes BB-8 able to adjust both the body and the head. I hope you like it! I have made new instructions for the model, that you can download here: http://www.henriklorentzen.no/lego/bb8v2.pdf My good friend Nick Simons at Sprocket has also made a new video showing the build of this model:
3D render of BB-8. Managed to attach the body to the base and head with ball joints. Can adjust him just as you like. Waiting for parts now. Will update instructions and add a parts list soon! Can you find R2? Once again I want to thank everyone who has supported the project. We have already reached 1.500, that's great! The web has been full of "can you find the panda" posts lately. So BB-8 wanted to join the party. Can you find R2-D2 among all the Lego BB-8s? Once you found the droid you're looking for, share this post with your friends. High res photos and building instructions Another week has gone by and this project is now the biggest BB-8 on Lego Ideas. Closing in on 1.000 supporters. This is absolutely fantastic! A few people has asked about building instructions. In addition to the video on the main page, a PDF with instructions can be downloaded here: High-res photos of my BB-8 model can be seen (and downloaded) here: I still need a lot of help with getting supporters.
If you want this to be a Lego set, please help me any way you can! BB-8 (and I) wants to thank everyone who has supported, shared and liked posts about the project. We reached 500 supporters yesterday, in under 2 weeks! Still a way to go, but we are looking forward to get more supporters in 2016! The Force Awakens premiere! First I want to say thanks for all the support and nice comments I have gotten this first week on Lego Ideas! I am overwhelmed with all that has happened this week, and I think it is really fun that this project has gained so much attention already! Tonight I attended the premiere of The Force Awakens here in Fredrikstad, Norway. And Lego BB-8 was of course with me the whole night. I had the chance to meet Ian Liston tonight. For those who don't know mr. Liston: He played the rebel pilot Wes Janson in The Empire Strikes Back. He also had a role as AT-AT driver. I had a great time talking with him about Star Wars, Lego and BB-8. He promised me he will join in as a supporter once he gets home to the UK.