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DetailsLEGO Star Wars: The Dark Side FREE Shipping on orders over . Browse the New York Times best sellers in popular categories like Fiction, Nonfiction, Picture Books and more. Age Range: 8 - 12 years Grade Level: 3 - 7 Lexile Measure: IG1240L (What's this?) Series: Lego Star WarsHar/Toy Up edition (May 1, 2014) 10.2 x 0.9 x 12.1 inches #29,468 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) in Books > Children's Books > Activities, Crafts & Games > Games 5 star84%4 star12%3 star2%2 star1%1 star1%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsAn Awesome Update to an Awesome Book|I am an avid collector of Lego Star wars sets and minifigures, and was big fan of the original edition of this book. So, when I found out about this updated and expanded edition I preordered right away. I got my copy today, and I'm happy to report that this beautiful and fully expanded edition is as good or better than the original in every way.This book was released to coincide with the 15th Anniversary of the Lego Star Wars theme.
The first edition was published in 2009 (or on the 10th anniversary of the theme), and includes Lego Star Wars sets through 2010. A lot of new sets have been released since then, so this edition provides a much need update. The book includes lots of great things from the original (like the timeline), plus some wonderful new things (like the minifigure gallery) and updates. Here is a list of the key things I liked best about this new edition of the book.(1) It includes just about everything from the first edition (so no need to go back and buy that book if you don't already own it unless you want that minifigure). Plus, it includes info on all of the sets released since then, INCLUDING everything slated for release in 2014 even if it was not out when the book was released (like the Sandcrawler 75059, Mos Eisley Cantina 75052, AT-AT 75054, and more).(2) My favorite part is that it still includes the very helpful and chronological 8 page list of all Lego Star Wars sets ever released (with a picture of each box and broken down by episode/series/expanded universe).
(3) Another great part (and an awesome NEW addition to the book) is the 14 page minifigure gallery. It's a great way to see variations of each figure side by side, and also very fun to look through in general.(4) Yet another great new addition is that it includes a Set Index at the back so it is much easier to find everything.(5) It includes 100s of full color photos, and lots of interesting and helpful text and factoids about various sets and the minifigures that came with the sets. I know there can always be more pictures or more text, but given the size of the book and the amount of material they had to cover, I think they continue to do a very nice job overall.(6) All that, and it includes a "retro" Luke Skywalker mini-figure that has the traditional yellow skin you see on most Lego minifigures (including the very first Lego Star Wars minifigures) rather than the more authentic skin color that has been used on Lego Star Wars minifigures since around 2004. I did not start collection Lego Star Wars sets until about five years ago, so this was a real treat for me.
The only potential issue some people may not like is that this "exclusive" minifigure looks very similar to (if not the same as) the figure that was released in the original 1999 Landspeeder set (7110). If there is a differences between the two it is very small (it is disassembled and I don't plan on opening mine, so if someone reading this has that set please let us know for sure one way or the other by leaving a comment or by writing your own review).In sum, the Force is strong with this one. It is sure to be a real treat for just about any Lego Star Wars enthusiast. If you enjoyed the original edition, then this one is definitely worth getting.Great content, Bad design|A nice look at Lego Star Wars sets of the past| Wonderful LEGO book with an exclusive Luke Skywalker minifig| LEGO Star Wars Character Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded LEGO Star Wars: The Dark Side LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Character Encyclopedia LEGO Star Wars in 100 Scenes See and discover other items: children's star, star child
All The Rogue One Lego Star Wars Stuff Coming Out This Month9/01/16 11:30am The first wave of toys based on Star Wars side story Rogue One arrive on store shelves on Friday, September 30. Lego’s bringing three buildable figures and five new sets to the party. Let’s look at them! Sargent Jyn Erso is front and center in the collection, as she should be, charging into battle as a buildable figure that looks a lot like Rey from The Force Awakens. K-2SO and a Deathtrooper (scary) round out the buildable figure selection. The rest are an assortment of old, new, and old-made-new vehicle playsets, because this is a movie that features a lot of vehicles. All of these sets should be available on September 30, Force Friday Part Two. 75153 - AT-ST Walker Go on the hunt for Baze and the Rebel Trooper aboard the All Terrain Scout Transport. Open the top hatch, load up the AT-ST Driver and move the legs to speed into action. When you’ve tracked them down, turn the wheel to rotate the top and prepare to fire the spring-loaded shooters!
Can Baze and the trooper escape the advancing AT-ST? That’s for you to decide... $39.99 75152 - Imperial Assault Hovertank Help Chirrut battle the Imperial Assault Hovertank as it patrols the streets. This tough urban patrol vehicle has a two-minifigure cockpit and a rotating and elevating turret gun with spring-loaded shooters to target enemies of the Empire. And if the rebel forces hide out of sight, open the storage container, grab the blasters and play out your own mini urban battles! 75154 - TIE Striker Prepare for launch with the amazing TIE Striker, the Empire’s atmospheric patrol fighter! Open the minifigure cockpit from the top or front and put in the TIE Pilot. Help the Imperial ground crew member put supplies in the rear hold and arm the spring-loaded shooters. Then adjust the huge wings and launch into the skies in search of rebels! 75156 - Krennic’s Imperial Shuttle When a tough transport ship is needed, Krennic’s Imperial Shuttle is the perfect choice.